I've been getting messages from people who loved the songs I made but had no way to save them. Skool doesn't have that feature. I tried a few ways, one was Soundcloud but no way to put the lyrics... So I spent the last week figuring out the best solution, one that costs you nothing, doesn't cost me TOO much, works on every device, and lets you build your own playlists of exactly the songs that are sticking for you... I found it... I could put it in a "podcast" called "Stuck in Your Head: Songs to Learn Spanish." Adding my fave songs that I've created over the last six months, I have about 50 in there right now, but I have hundreds of them, different genres, different styles, all built around the phrases we're learning here. Replay your favorites on your morning walk or on your way to work, let them get annoyingly stuck in your head. 🤣 It has been super helpful for me, I tried to leave out the songs that are too specific to me, personal mantras, but the point and catchy lines are still there :) The lyrics are in every episode description so you always know what you're singing. I made this because I wanted it to actually work for you too, not just exist or if you are new trying to guess what the words are. Here is the Apple podcast link, if you have android I can find those links I am sure, I just have all apple products so those were easy to find. So far the people that have been listening to them here have loved them! Im glad they wont just go to waste I have poured hundreds of hours into creating them! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stuck-in-your-head-songs-to-learn-spanish/id1885981501 Heres the places it says it is on right now...and an example of the description for song lyrics

New guy here. Retired US Navy, have traveled the world extensively on active duty also the United States. Most people I met were kind and friendly, wished I could have spoken more of their languages. I’ve attempted to learn a few languages on my own with little success. My goal is to try and learn between 3-5 languages within the next 3 years. I believe in the near future people from all Nations are going to unite together to survive some catastrophic events. I think these languages will be the most common during this period; English, Spanish, French, German, and Hebrew. I want to be able to assist people through these trials.

Hi, I am new here. I would like learn Spanish because I love how it's sound. Also I speak Russian, so it's easy for me to pronounce Spanish correctly. Also I love to dance salsa and bachata. And all songs are in Spanish of course and most of the dancers from Spanish speaking countries. Also this summer I am planning to visit Spain, so it would be nice to have a basic conversation with local people.

so... I don't just study Spanish…I gotta feel it. So here’s what I did. As a musician, I don’t learn in lists. I learn in rhythm. Repetition. Emotion. If it doesn’t move, it doesn’t stick... So I worked with AI to create something that actually supports how my brain remembers along the layers method…. A playlist, no cost, no subscribing or catch. These aren't random songs, but inspired by the layers method and layered on purpose. Each one builds on the last. Same core phrases. Same patterns. Just… deeper each time until the final version is in Spanish only. Start simple. Repeat what matters. Let it stack. Now instead of memorizing words…I’m living them, feeling them. You’ll hear it in the lyrics.And you’ll see it in the subtitles (karaoke-style so you can follow along without overthinking). This is how I’m practicing: - listening on repeat - singing it out loud (yes, even badly 😅) - letting the phrases become automatic Because the goal isn’t perfect Spanish. It’s... Can I feel what I’m sayingwithout translating in my head?! That’s the shift and I wanted to share in case it can help you, too! Playlist is below 👇Core lyrics included so you can build... If you try it, tell me...did your brain relax a little when it became a song? Playlist: https://on.soundcloud.com/AyF6gajTtz15lrk9Co https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stuck-in-your-head-songs-to-learn-spanish/id1885981501?i=1000756407113 Videos Below if you are further along, you could listen to the last version and translate it by listening to hone your skills that way! Core Lyrics: Verse 1 Yesterday Ayer Today Hoy Tomorrow Mañana Before Antes Yesterday again Ayer Just yesterday Ayer Chorus Yesterday I went Ayer fui Yesterday I ate Ayer comí Yesterday I talked Ayer hablé Yesterday I saw Ayer vi Verse 2 Yesterday I listened

So, I am a musician and song writer and couldnt find songs that were aligning with the Layers Method in a way that I thought was the most beneficial... So, I made some (with the help of AI) and didnt want to keep them to myself. This is a sequence of songs in a playlist you can listen to on the go (no cost or subscribing) https://soundcloud.com/mystikole/sets/wait-a-second-same-words Each version of the song builds on the previous one, keeping as close to the words in each layers as I could and still have it work.... Layer 1 — WordsSimple, high-frequency Spanish words. Layer 2 — PhrasesShort phrases you’ll hear and use in real life. Layer 3 — SentencesPutting words together into natural thoughts. Layer 4 — ConversationMore complete phrases that sound like real Spanish. Final Version — All SpanishThe full flow, without English support. These are the lyric videos that it automatically generates, its not perfect but it helps me so I wanted to share it! I will share once per week my fave songs I make that I feel helped me the most, if it helps you, let me know! *ai can make mistakes on pronunciations or spellings sometimes when doing english AND Spanish so just know its not perfect* Base Lyrics that it builds on...: Verse 1 Wait a second, please Espera un segundo, por favor I'm learning Spanish Estoy aprendiendo español I understand a little Entiendo un poco But not everything Pero no todo Say that again please Di eso otra vez, por favor More slowly please Más despacio, por favor Chorus I'm learning Spanish Estoy aprendiendo español Little by little Poco a poco Word by word Palabra por palabra Now I understand Ahora entiendo Verse 2 Wait a moment please Espera un momento, por favor I want to understand Quiero entender I know a few words Sé algunas palabras But I'm still learning Pero sigo aprendiendo Can you say that again? ¿Puedes decir eso otra vez? Can you speak more slowly?