What to see in Madrid: a quick welcome guide
A quick guide to welcome you to Madrid if this is your first stop in the Camino de Santiago.
A quick guide to welcome you to Madrid if this is your first stop in the Camino de Santiago.
Christmas carols are a big part of Christmas in Spain and the Spanish speaking world 🎅. Below, you will find some of the most popular Christmas carols in Spanish both from Spain and Latin America. I've selected them based on my personal taste, you'll find the lyrics or captions in…
What are Christmas traditions in Spain? If you’d like to find out, keep reading as in today’s bilingual Spanish-English text, I’ll explain how we celebrate Christmas in Spain, and most particularly, in my house! December is my all time favorite month. It’s a month full of family time and good…
We continue our series on the DELE A2 exam and today we are going to be talking about the DELE A2 speaking task 1, which is a monologue about a given topic. The content of the monologue can vary greatly, but it usually includes a description of everyday life (present…
If you are walking the Camino de Santiago, you might consider finishing in Muxía. This little fishermen town by the seaside is the place I now call home. I decided to move here after spending many years living in different countries and cities. Leaving it all behind meant escaping the…
Summer is over and we welcome autumn. Since I live in Galicia, this station is important to me for several reasons. Keep reading this bilingual text to find out more and learn new Spanish vocabulary. Las hojas de los árboles / Leaves from trees Image from freeimages.com Lo primero que…
Discover 5 summer hits that will help you learn Spanish and learn new vocabulary thanks to its catchy tunes!
An easy bilingual reading about Saint James way, its history, symbols and routes.
Today we will take a look at one of Cuzco's most important holidays, the Inti Raymi festival. It is a ceremony celebrated in honor of Inti (the Sun God), which takes place every winter solstice (June 21, in the southern hemisphere). To get to know a bit more about it,…
If there is one question that repeats over and over in my free trial lesson, it's: How often should I study Spanish? And the answer is: every day. I know, I know, it seems impossible. We all run on busy lives, hectic schedules, and endless to-do lists. But think about…