Buenos Días -- Spanish Learning Songs
Product Description
Winner of a Mom's Choice Awards GOLD Award. Winner of a National Parenting Products Award. Winner of The National Parenting Center's Seal of Approval. Endorsed by KIDS FIRST!
¡BUENOS DÍAS! is a tour de force celebration of the vibrant music, language, and culture of the Spanish-speaking world. The music transports kids on a magical ride from Spain in Sonidos del flamenco (Sounds of Flamenco) to Mexico Cascarones (the lively eggshell tradition) to the Andes (Manzanita de Perú and Arbolito de Perú), finally culminating in a trip across the entire Spanish-speaking world in Se Habla Español (We Speak Spanish). Irresistible salsa, merengue, flamenco, reggae, and Andean rhythms encourage kids to sing along as they learn traditional Latin American foods in El Tamal No Está Mal (The Tamale Isn't Bad), animals in ¿Cómo Se Llama La Llama? (What's the Llama's Name?), and musical instruments in Hagamos Música (Let's Make Music). And, in this challenging time for kids and parents, the sensational soprano voice of award-winning Cuban-American singer, Ileana Pérez, soothes the spirit with her exquisite renditions of the beloved Spanish lullaby Duérmete Mi Niño and Niña (Sleep My Little One), and the hauntingly beautiful original lullaby Cuando Llegue La Noche (When the Night Comes). Lyrics, translations, and a vocabulary guide are available for free download as an easy reference guide for parents and teachers. Get ready to say Buenos días to a world of Spanish-learning fun!
Review
¡Buenos Días! Spanish Learning Songs is an eclectic and happy collection of children's music that lifts the spirits from the moment you play the first song. It is great, not only for multicultural families, but also for those that love to explore different cultures, discover traditions from other countries and learn a second language.
I love how diverse this compilation of children's songs is. You can enjoy different rhythms from different countries including Mexico, Perú and Colombia from South America and also flamenco from Spain. You can sing and dance along with the songs to the beats and sounds of salsa, merengue and Caribbean tunes from traditional children's songs from Spanish speaking countries. Families can enjoy ¡Buenos Días! Spanish Learning Songs musically and as a learning experience as well. The CD comes with a booklet with lyrics in Spanish and their English translations, so parents and kids can learn while they sing. The lyrics contain a great amount of basic vocabulary about animals, nature, food, music and human relationships.
The selections of songs, recording, arrangements and production is of the highest quality. The voice of Cuban-American soprano singer Ileana Perez is beautiful and her Spanish enunciation is very clear. The musical production is impeccable and it is also an enriching experience while learning music.
The 15 tracks in ¡Buenos Días! Spanish Learning Songs are all enjoyable. I recommend ¡Buenos Días! Spanish Learning Songs for kids ages 2 to 10, as well as the whole family. I give it 5 out of 5 stars for its exceptional music quality and the fascinating learning experience. It's available now, so look for it. -- KIDS FIRST!
These are great songs to introduce to kids. I want my child to learn another language early, and this CD is helpful for me as I am not bilingual. She can listen to them while I sing along with the included lyrics and translations and pretend I know what I'm doing! -- The National Parenting Center
These are great songs to introduce to kids. I want my child to learn another language early, and this CD is helpful for me as I am not bilingual. She can listen to them while I sing along with the included lyrics and translations and pretend I know what I'm doing! -- National Parenting Product Awards reviewer
About the Artist
Whistlefritz is an award-winning producer of language-learning programs for kids. Whistlefritz’s music, videos, and lesson plans have won over 100 awards and rave reviews from the most-respected organizations in children’s media, including the Parents’ Choice Foundation, The National Parenting Center, KIDS FIRST!, the School Library Journal, the American Library Association’s Booklist, and more.