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#29 - 🎄 Christmas Carols in Spanish (Especial de Navidad) · Spanish for Beginners with Marco

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  Speaker 1: Hello, Spanish beginners, this is Latin American Santa. I'm not
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  Speaker 1: a bad hombre. Are you ready to learn some Spanish?
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  Speaker 1: Hey the Latin lover or should I say Latin la
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  Speaker 1: lover go moteva me and Marco and I'm the host
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  Speaker 1: of this podcast created in Latin America for Spanish beginners
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  Speaker 1: looking to get into the holiday spirit. We're also practicing
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  Speaker 1: Spanish this season. Then this is the perfect episode for you.
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  Speaker 1: You will learn about three of the most popular carols
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  Speaker 1: that you can sing and practice your Spanish while having
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  Speaker 1: some holiday fun. Least those bada can tari brendere y bamos.
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  Speaker 1: Why Carol's beyond sequels in this episode, Well, the lyrics
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  Speaker 1: are relatively simple and they have a very catchy tune.
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  Speaker 1: The perfect combination to learn Spanish and have a lot
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  Speaker 1: of fun. Let's have a look at the first beyond sequel,
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  Speaker 1: felice Navidad. That's the name, felis Navidad. Any ideots what
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  Speaker 1: phelis Navidad means kiss significa phelis Navidad. I'll give you
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  Speaker 1: a few seconds to think of your answer. Well, phelis
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  Speaker 1: Navidad significa Merry Christmas. Merry Christmas. Pelis Navidad easy to remember,
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  Speaker 1: and that's the name of the carol. Will listen. I'll
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  Speaker 1: just play a short fragment. I don't want to have
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  Speaker 1: any copyright its you were getting sued. It's just with
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  Speaker 1: the purpose of teaching Spanish. Let's listen then.
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  Speaker 2: That This carol is a classic and it's perfect for
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  Speaker 2: Spanish beginners because the lyrics are very simple.
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  Speaker 1: All it says is felice navidad prospero ago prosperous year.
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  Speaker 1: If fairly see that happiness, and here you can expand
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  Speaker 1: your vocabulary. Felie is an adjective to describe the mood
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  Speaker 1: of a person your story. Felice and fairly see that
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  Speaker 1: is the noun the concept. Fairly see that, So felice
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  Speaker 1: is related to fairly see that laugh, fairly see that.
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  Speaker 1: If you were ever wondering about what the lyrics of
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  Speaker 1: Felis Navidad said, there you have the explanation. I think
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  Speaker 1: this song is also popular in the United States. If
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  Speaker 1: you didn't know about this, carol is Felie Navidad by
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  Speaker 1: Jose Feliciano. Our next carol is Campana soubet Campana. Maybe
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  Speaker 1: that name doesn't bring any Christmas bell hmm. I'll splain
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  Speaker 1: some of the key Spanish words and phrases in the
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  Speaker 1: chorus so you can understand the lyrics better. Just the chorus,
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  Speaker 1: because this one has some more complex lyrics compared to
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  Speaker 1: Felis Navidad, but the chorus is simple. Let's listen blein
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  Speaker 1: campanas the villain kaleos so let's Concain wavers metries. Okay,
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  Speaker 1: Berlin is Bethlem in Spanish Berlen the place in the
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  Speaker 1: Bible where is believed Jesus was born. Also Berlin conman
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  Speaker 1: in Spanish nativity scene. In some countries they talk about
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  Speaker 1: ah Berlen i um Berlene e la plaza. There is
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  Speaker 1: a nativity scene in the plaza on Berlin. In the
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  Speaker 1: sense of the song is referred clearly to the place Berlein. Campanas,
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  Speaker 1: the Berlin campanas. What is campanas campanas is Bell's say
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  Speaker 1: ah amy p r a h s campanas guillos and
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  Speaker 1: here let's do Concain weavers metries. In that fragment there
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  Speaker 1: is a verb related to music to carl quilos and
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  Speaker 1: hellis token that the angels play. They play the bells
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  Speaker 1: last campanas to card last campanas. You can use to
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  Speaker 1: card with any instrument you play. We don't say Hugard
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  Speaker 1: on instrumental espanel. That's a very common confusion. We say
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  Speaker 1: to garden instrumental And in this case Los Angeles token
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  Speaker 1: last campanas, So once again blain campanas de vilain key
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  Speaker 1: Los Angeles tokan and then key nevas. Metra is nuevas
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  Speaker 1: any u a ube r s is an old fashioned
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  Speaker 1: world for news. Last nuevas the equivalent of titans, the
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  Speaker 1: glad titians last buenous nuevas. So when the angels play
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  Speaker 1: the bells, the person is asking what are the glad
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  Speaker 1: titans angels? That's what the person is asking there. Keen
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  Speaker 1: Weaver's metra is and this is something very common in
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  Speaker 1: Biyan sequs carols, enoban sequels, I baalavras and teas. There
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  Speaker 1: are old fashioned words balavdras and tea wa was and
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  Speaker 1: I think it's the same in English Merry Christmas and
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  Speaker 1: not happy Christmas. You see, because normally this song has
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  Speaker 1: been passed on from generation to generation. Keen Weaver's metra is,
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  Speaker 1: what news are you bring in? Oh you're welcome, You're welcome.
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  Speaker 1: I'm really glad to tell you my talent. And that's
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  Speaker 1: the chorus of Campana. Sovety campana And finally, a classic
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  Speaker 1: among classics, not the pass. Not sure what this carol is.
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  Speaker 1: You probably recognize this tune, uh huh silent night, but
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  Speaker 1: the lyrics in Spanish are not the exact translation, not
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  Speaker 1: war by word. Let's listen and review the vogeap no
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  Speaker 1: no them okay, so no the past, peaceful night. That's
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  Speaker 1: how we say it in Spanish, peaceful night, not the past,
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  Speaker 1: no the more in this case love night. As Spanish speakers,
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  Speaker 1: we had to do that to the song. We are
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  Speaker 1: more spicy Latinos. It's not holy night, it's naughty. They
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  Speaker 1: are more men. The rador meaning everything sleeps around in
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  Speaker 1: a way, the sense of all is come, all is
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  Speaker 1: bright is kept in the song, just expressed differently to
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  Speaker 1: feed the rhythm and tune of the song. So to
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  Speaker 1: do everything sleeps in their redor in the redor means
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  Speaker 1: around And it's not very common nowadays. So that's why
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  Speaker 1: some carols have changed into already door around, already door.
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  Speaker 1: So I'll sing the most current version. No the bas okay,
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  Speaker 1: what time? No the bas No there moremel Sorry, for
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