A list of the most popular Spanish karaoke songs
Karaoke can be enjoyed by people of any background and ethnicity. A wide variety of CDs are available online with Latin and Spanish songs, especially for karaoke. These songs are sung by some of today’s top artists who are of Latin or Spanish descent. Most of these songs can also be purchased in the English version so those of us who are not Latino or Spanish can sing along and understand the same great music.
If I had to make a list of the most popular Spanish karaoke songs, I’m sure some of the following would be included; I’ll Love You, Don’t Love Me, Cachito, Livin’ La Vida Loca and Coma La Flor. All of these are very popular, upbeat, and perfect for karaoke night, whether you’re at a club, a birthday party, or a family gathering. No one said that karaoke is exclusive to clubs and bars. You can buy your own karaoke machine and use it whenever you and your family or friends feel like it.
There are hundreds of CDs to choose from if you are purchasing the machine for home use. They will come with the lyrics for you to follow, with background music, without lead vocals. Karaoke is fun for both adults and children. We all know that children love to sing along to their favorite songs on the radio, why not get them to join in the karaoke fun? Ask them to sit down and make a list of the most popular Spanish karaoke songs they would like to try singing. Whether they do it in English or Spanish is completely up to them.
You can buy karaoke compact discs that will help your children learn to sing in Spanish. The compact discs have fun and easy songs. Singing is the best way to teach children a new language because singing is fun and entertaining, they are more likely to stay focused. Some popular songs to teach children to speak Spanish are; I am your friend, I dress like this, the feelings, the days and Valentino. These songs will teach children feelings, verbs, clothes, and days of the week.
No matter the age, everyone loves karaoke. It is fun entertainment for the whole family and can also be a strategic learning tool to teach your children a second or third language without getting bored.