Listen to this first video (just for enyoing your listening), then go to the second one, where you can listen to the singing song by Claudia de Colombiaand finally Simon and Garfunkel (English version) EL CONDOR PASA (Twelve Japanese Girls Band) EL CONDOR...

PERO ME ACUERDO DE TI (Cristina Aguilera) Ahora que ya mi vida se encuentra normal, Que tengo en casa quien sueña con verme llegar, Ahora puedo decir que me encuentro de pie Ahora que me va muy bien Ahora que con el tiempo logre superar, Aquel amor que...

CHIQUITITA (Abba) Chiquitita, dime por qué Tu dolor hoy te encadena En tus ojos hay una sombra de gran pena No quisiera verte asi Aunque quieras disimularlo Si es que tan triste estás Para qué quieres callarlo Chiquitita, dimelo tú En mi hombro aquí llorando...

I want to share with you this clever video explaining a problem many language learners have: being too afraid to get out of their comfort zone into their learning zone and onward to where the magic happens. once upon a time..(4 years ago), I was on the...

ANDREA BOCELLI y MARTA SANCHEZ Beautiful song. An ode to music Vivo por ella Vivo por ella sin saber si la encontré o me ha encontrado, ya no recuerdo como fue, pero al final me ha conquistado vivo por ella que me da toda mi fuerza de verdad, vivo por...

CRISTINA AGUILERA This is Christina Aguilera performing "Contigo En La Distancia" from her Spanish album Mi Reflejo. (Español) ENJOY IT !! Contigo en la distancia No existe un momento del día en que pueda apartarte de mi El mundo parece distinto cuando...

The consonant - r - at the beginning of a word or preceded by - l - , - n - , or - s - , is pronounced with a trill produced by vibrating the tip of the tongue with a strong expulsion of breath. Elsewhere it is pronounced with a touch of the tongue against...

We pronounce this letter like - ny - in: canyon,o ni on,compa ni on The - ñ - is pronounced with the tongue more completely against the alveolar ridge. In other words, the ridge between the top teeth and the roof of the mouth. The - p - of Spanish is...

The Spanish " l " is always pronounced with the tongue at the front of the roof of the mouth similar to the " L " in words such as: l ove, late, left, liberty, long, love It is never pronounced with the vowel-like sound found in words such as "ball" or...

It is always silent, because it has no sound: hacer, ( to do) hablar, ( to speak) helado, (ice-cream) hermano, (brother) hijo, (son) hoja, (leaf) humor, (humor) It is like Spanish - g - before e or i: jinete, (rider) jefe, (leader)aji, (chili) jueves,...