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Chapter 1: 1.15 – Recomendaciones

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1.15 – Recomendaciones
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table of contents
  1. 1.1 – Chapter Objectives
  2. 1.2 – Saludos y despedidas
  3. 1.3 – El alfabeto
  4. 1.4 – Pronombres de sujeto
  5. 1.5 – El verbo ser
  6. 1.6 – Género y número de los sustantivos
  7. 1.7 – Características físicas y de personalidad
  8. 1.8 – El verbo tener
  9. 1.9 – Los números del 0-30
  10. 1.10 – El verbo haber
  11. 1.11 – Verbos regulares (-ar) en el presente, modo indicativo
  12. 1.12 – Para leer
  13. 1.13 – Para escribir
  14. 1.14 – Para explorar
  15. 1.15 – Recomendaciones
  16. 1.16 – In Class Activities

Recomendaciones

In this section, you will find some multimedia resources to further explore Spanish language and culture related to the chapter. To begin with, here is a video of very colloquial greeting and farewell expressions that show the rich linguistic diversity of the Spanish-speaking world:


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Do you enjoy music? Here we recommend you two songs by Colombian band Bomba Estéreo:

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Bomba Estéreo is a Colombian band formed in 2005, known for blending electronic music with traditional Latin American rhythms like cumbia and champeta. Founded by Simón Mejía, with Li Saumet as lead vocalist, their sound combines dance beats, hip-hop, and Caribbean influences. They gained international recognition with hits like Fuego and Soy Yo, becoming a key name in Latin alternative music.


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(See alt text and lyrics for the music video in this document)

 


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