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During years, Spanish summers have been marked by "THE SONG OF THE SUMMER". You've probably heard the Macarena, haven't you? It has been our most international summer song. Today I'm going to tell you how the "summer songs" came about and much more. By the way, they are a great way to learn and improve your Spanish, don't you think? In some of

Before we start the new episode, I wanted to inform you that we are already preparing the INTENSIVE SUMMER COURSES. Online and in person. These will be 2-week courses, in 2 shifts: From 1st to 12th July and the secnd one from 15th to 26th July. 1-hour lessons from Monday to Friday. 👉In small groups of maximum 5 students, 👉Spanish classes focused on conversation 👉Groups

Before you start, HERE is the link to our new course "First Steps to Learning Spanish", if you buy it before Friday 17th, you will have a bonus of 2 Spanish lessons with me 😉! When I was a child, I loved Agatha Christie novels. The crimes where the murderer seemed obvious, but where Detective Poirot always showed that appearances can be deceiving. But as I grew up, I

Before to start, I wanted to invited you to a FREE SPANISH CLASS that I will make next 6 May for basic level. I want to help you to take your first step in the Spanish learning! 👉Book your place HERE. When I started this project, I became obsessed with the idea of creating a method that would allow you to learn to speak Spanish without the need to learn grammar. My reasoning

Through this podcast, in addition to learn Spanish, I would like to introduce you to some of the most important figures in Spanish history. One of them, without a doubt, is Cristobal Balenciaga. To be honest, I didn't know much about him until recently. A few days ago, when I was looking for a new series to watch with my husband, Disney + recommended this one: Cristobal Balen

Today is Maundy Thursday. I think Spain is one of the countries where Easter is more deeply rooted. In any city in Spain you can see many processions throughout the week and you can find "torrijas" in all the bakeries. Last year I told you about the difference between Easter in the north and in the south of Spain in an episode of the podcast, so today I want to tell yo

Last 8 March was International Women's Day. In Spain, this day is becoming more important every year, and I don't think that's a bad thing. I think I'm very lucky, but in the world there are thousands of women without rights who need visibility... don't you think? In Spain, not so long ago, women had no rights. To study, to have a bank account, to work... They

A few years ago, when I was in the park with my daughter, I met Maria and her mother. I'm remembering her today because it's International Day for Rare Diseases, and María was the first girl I met with Rett syndrome, a rare degenerative disease that affects movement and speech and affects mainly girls. I know it can be a sad subject, but I think it's important to m

Yesterday was Valentine's Day. In Spain, it's something commercial, more than anything else... and it's not very common to celebrate it. I have never done anything special with my husband on Valentine's Day. We celebrate our wedding anniversary or the day we met, but never Valentine's Day. But the culture, the art, the language... In Spain you can find a thousa

Today's podcast episode is a bit different. It's the first time I've talked about grammar on the podcast, and I've put on my teacher's glasses. It's an experiment. If you like it, I'll do more. Of course, the podcast will always retain its essence, in fact we will have very interesting interviews very soon. But today I wanted to talk to you about some