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Spanish: Teaching with Music II
Lyrics, Sound Files & Music Videos
Mapa Musical: New Tool for Finding Songs in the Spanish-Speaking World
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Music from Ecuador – song lyrics and/or Midi audio files provided.
La finca del Tío Ramón - Uncle Ramón's farm- Spanish for Kids: A music video with subtitles
YouTube - Spanish Preschool Valentine Song
A Spanish rendition of Kina Grannis’ song Valentine with lyrics – the Lyrics and video of the English version are here.
MECANO Un año más – The song is accompanied by old images and film footage of the Puerta del Sol. The same song is also available on a different music video that features only the lyrics.
Libro de canciones – This page on the Reading is Fundamental Web site offers three traditional Latin American children’s songs: Los elefantes, Pimpón and Naranja dulce. These are animated and the text is presented karaoke style so that learners can sing along.
Traditional Songs, Rhymes, Fingerplays, and Games in Spanish and English
¡Cantemos! The Songs of Christmas in Spanish - printer friendly lyrics pages.
E. L. Easton - Languages - Spanish Christmas - links to Web sites containing Spanish Christmas music.
Spanish and Latin MIDI Sequences A to Z - midi files sorted by song title.
Spanish Songs: Music For Teaching Spanish to Children and Adults - the lyrics are provided for many songs and in many cases, a sound file with a short excerpt from the song as well. Songs are grouped under the following headings: The Alphabet in Spanish; Spanish Names for Animals; Counting with Numbers in Spanish; Spanish Names for Colors and Foods: Spanish Names for Parts of the Body and Articles of Clothing; Family; Time, Days, Months, Seasons, Temperature, Weather; Elementary Spanish Concepts; Songs to Teach Spanish Grammar, Punctuation, & Verb Conjugations.
Cançons tradicionals catalanes - audio files in Midi and .mus formats of a large number of songs in the following categories:
Lengua Rica Music CD: Original Spanish Instructional Songs - a song for beginning students to help them learn about family vocabulary; and El mundo de mañana for intermediate students who are studying future tense.
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