Can anywon name some good spanish songs to learn from.

Question

I have been learning alot of Beth and Selena.

By the way, it's "anyone", not "anywon". - dave0710, Oct 30, 2010

Also, it's "a lot" ...two words, and the word "Spanish" should be capitalized. - --Mariana--, Nov 20, 2010

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I couldn't find any artist called "Beth and Salina" but if you tell me any other bands you like I might be able to make some recommendations. I've done a bit of research on Spanish indie rock, so I'd be happy to give you a few bands to look up if that's what you like. Just let me know what sort of music you like.

Go on youtube and type in "Beth estas english subtile" I love that song and selena was a mexican amercian singer who was killed at a early age there are movies and stuff about her she is very famous. R.I.P SELENA - thunder098098, Oct 30, 2010

Answer 3

I think everyone has different tastes, and it depends on your level, but I like Pink Martini (partly because they are local and I get to see them live). They do songs in several languages, but include Spanish.

¿Dónde estás yolanda? Is a fairly simple, somewhat repetitive song being sung by a non-native speaker so can be quite approachable to a beginning learner.

I also like Delye from Costa Rica for a little more challenge. - Stadt, Oct 29, 2010

Answer 4

This rocks- Santana - Maná Corazón Espinado

This is fun- Kumbia All Stars- Speedy Gonzalez

This is good- Juanes - Fotografía

Songs can be a great way to help learn a language!

Answer 5

Not to sound like a broken record, but I´ve always thought that Javier Solís had the best pronunciation of any Mexican singer I ever heard. He´s no longer with us, but his recordings remain. link text

Answer 6

¡Hola! I suggest:

"Eres para mi" - Julieta Venegas "Sigue sin mi" - Beatriz Adriana "Y como es el" - José Luis Perales "Mi Delirio" - Anahí