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Learn Spanish con Salsa | Spanish lessons with Latin music and conversational Spanish
Learn Spanish Verbs with Music: 7 Useful Expressions & Reflexive Pronouns ♫ 245
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In this episode, we follow up on our lyrics breakdown of "Somos Más" — the official Telemundo anthem for the 2026 FIFA World Cup by Carlos Vives, Emilia, Wisin, and Xavi.
We're reviewing 7 Spanish phrases from the song that you can use in daily conversation. Plus, I'll reveal the answer to our trivia question about Carlos Vives.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
🗣️Conversational phrases that go beyond soccer — from expressing excitement to describing community
👚 How "ponerse la camiseta" means much more than putting on a shirt
🔄️ An easy way to memorize how to use reflexive verbs
Listen to this episode to build vocabulary you'll actually use — in the World Cup and beyond.
Related Links:
🎧 Episode 244: Learn Spanish with the World Cup Anthem "Somos Más"
🏆 Listen to all World Cup episodes
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