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A Playlist of Romantic Spanish Love Songs You Can Listen for Free
The month of love is here! It’s the perfect time to get into the romantic mood by listening to some Spanish love songs.
In this article, we’ll be sharing with you some specially selected Spanish love tunes that you can listen to for free not just for Valentine’s Day, but for all year round. A great way to practice your Spanish while enjoying the music! What’s more, you can also sing along to the songs by turning your device into a karaoke machine. Using an app called musiXmatch, you can sing along to the lyrics and practice your Spanish skills!
Simply add the app into your mobile device, access the playlist via Spotify and sing your heart out to some soulful tunes.
Here’s how to access this playlist
As you can see below, the playlist embedded here can only play a limited number of songs. To make it easier for you to access the playlist anywhere, sign up to Spotify here.
The whole signup process is super easy. Plus, you can also download the app on your phone (if you don’t have it yet), and then access the playlist there. Just look for My Daily Spanish on Spotify.
You can also choose to download the app on your mobile device and enjoy it from there.
For those who want another alternative, this playlist may also be accessed on Deezer. Click here.
What other playlists would you like to see shared here? Share it in the comments and we’d be glad to help! 🙂
About the Author Janey
Janey is a fan of different languages and studied Spanish, German, Mandarin, and Japanese in college. She has now added French into the mix, though English will always be her first love. She loves reading anything (including product labels).
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