Learn Spanish with songs

Learning Spanish through music

Spanish is written the way it sounds — five clean vowels, almost nothing silent — so a beginner can read a lyric aloud correctly on the first day and spend all their effort on meaning instead of decoding. What takes longer is speed, and the verb system. A song drills both without asking: a chorus repeats the same tense until it sticks, and it never slows down for you. The catalog spans Spain and Latin America, so the accents you meet are the ones people actually sing in.

The Spanish words these songs share

These 60 words appear across the most Spanish songs in the catalog, so they are the ones to learn first. Ranked by how many songs use them, translated by us, and taken word by word — never as lines of lyric.

Every Spanish song in the catalog

Sorted from the easiest card to the hardest. Each one opens a full page with its own glossary and sample quiz.

• Bailando — Enrique Iglesias ft. Descemer Bueno & Gente de Zona (2014)A1-
• Waka Waka (Esto es África) — Shakira (2010)A1
• Macarena — Los del Río (1993)A1
• Despacito — Luis Fonsi ft. Daddy Yankee (2017)A1+
• Aserejé — Las Ketchup (2002)A2-
• Quédate (Bzrp Music Sessions, Vol. 52)

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