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Seeking recommendations about Latin Music to learn by

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Please, if you can, make some recommendations for some good Latin American or Spanish music artists to enhance learning Spanish, nothing too fast to understand the words...

I like all genres of music so suggestions for classic or modern are all welcome. Pero no musica para los niños...

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Thanks and Happy Saturday..

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updated Jun 10, 2010
edited by dreamweaver
posted by dreamweaver

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Hola Dreamweaver,

These are my ideas :o - check out this link...

I don't think my "link" worked but if you look up "Read along...as you sing.." it will come up...

updated Jun 6, 2010
edited by nonombre
posted by nonombre
Cooool! Thanks so much... I will google it. - dreamweaver, Jun 5, 2010
Dreamweaver don't know if Google will work - the thread is actually on Spanishdict...:o - nonombre, Jun 5, 2010
its true. Thanks! - dreamweaver, Jun 5, 2010
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I'm into soft love music. I'm going to look through my mp3 player.

Some artists are: Alan Marco, Alex Ubago, Alexander Pires, Allison (rock), Axel Fernando, Beto Cuevas (alternative), Chayanne, David Bisbal, Diego Gonzales, Enrique Iglesias, Espinoza Paz, Juanes, Kalimba, Kervin, Laura Pausini, Luis Fonsi, Mariano Barba, MC Magic (R&B/Hip hop), MDO, Obie Bermudez, Pedro Suarez Vertiz, Ragazzi, RBD, Reik (alternative/pop), Reyli Barba, Ricardo Arjona, Sin Bandera, Son By Four

Let me know if you want specific songs. I bolded my favorites. Some of them I only have one or two songs for but are still worth looking up.

updated Jun 6, 2010
edited by maripositaxx
posted by maripositaxx
How do you say "you're awesome" in spanish? - dreamweaver, Jun 5, 2010
:D Hmm I don't know, I would say eres increíble or eres buenísimo. But I forgot one of my favorites! Axel (Fernando)! - maripositaxx, Jun 5, 2010
eres increible. gracias. - dreamweaver, Jun 5, 2010
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Hi Dreamweaver,

I would suggest you try a sight called LoMas TV. For a small monthly fee you can have access to tons of music videos. Each one contains subtitles in both Spanish and English. There is also the option to slow the video down as well. I have found it to be very helpful. smile

updated Jun 6, 2010
posted by Nicole-B
oo la la! thank you...I'll check it out. :))) - dreamweaver, Jun 5, 2010
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Yuridia! She does a lot of dance music but also this cover link text

updated Jun 6, 2010
posted by jeezzle
Voy a googlerla, Gracias!!! - dreamweaver, Jun 5, 2010
oh theres the link...duh! thanks so much. I love this song! from my time. - dreamweaver, Jun 5, 2010
No way! I would have never expected a spanish version of that song. Wow. - maripositaxx, Jun 6, 2010
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De nada smile. I also forgot La Quinta Estación.

But I also wanted to say that learning with music is a great, great thing to do. If you like singing (I love to sing) you should definitely sing along; it helps with pronunciation and speech in general. Listen to the song a couple times and get as much as you can understand out of it before cheating and looking at the lyrics xD. Then look up the words you don't know and you build vocabulary fast. I've found myself a few times thinking back to a song to remember a word, and the rhythm of the song helps me to remember that word. And then once you know the words, get singing! :D I've learned so much from listening to and learning songs in Spanish. I highly recommend it.

updated Jun 10, 2010
posted by maripositaxx
muchas gracias por el sugierencia! - dreamweaver, Jun 6, 2010
la sugerencia :) y de nada - maripositaxx, Jun 10, 2010