New Tool for Learning Spanish!
We have carefully selected over 100 classic Spanish songs that are easy to learn and hard to forget.
These songs are Spanish “standards” that everyone knows and singing the right one can make you the hit of a party! Of course they will also help you grow your ability to speak and understand Spanish at an intermediate level.
In addition to singing along with the artists, you will be able to read the lyrics with two translations and listen to and learn from a teacher who has carefully recorded the lyrics both at normal speed and at a very slow speed.
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It’s a real honor when our customers buy our program, follow our instructions and get the results that we hoped for and that they hoped for. Les Jameson bought our Spanish 1, 2 & 3 package on October 11, 2015 and he made this video on November 21, 2016.
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