Latin American Children's Songs for the whole Family ... Learn Spanish the easy way - through music.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Sikitibum	0:16
2		Canta Conmigo (Sing with me)	3:49
3		Buenos Dias (Good Morning)	1:26
4		La Pulga de San Jose (San Jose Flea Market)	3:27
5		Yo puedo contar de la 10 (I can count from 1 to 10)	1:48
6		Pa'aqui Pa'alla (Over Here Over There) Antonyms	2:32
7		R con R Cigarro	1:15
8		Ay Jalisco No Te Rajes (Don't give up Jalisco!)	2:24
9		Cielito Lindo (Beautiful Darling)	3:03
10		Ixta (An Aztec Legend)	3:45
11		El Guajolote Goloso (Turkey who ate like a pig)	2:41
12		Los Pollitos Little Chicks)	1:10
13		El Pato, el Pollo y el Gallo (Duck, Chicken & Rooster)	2:04
14		Paloma Blanca (White Dove)	2:18
15		Cuculi	2:23
16		Cucurrucucu Paloma	3:34
17		Quiero que Duerman IIt's Time to Sleep)	3:03
18		Canta Conmigo-Reprise	0:30

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All three volumes in the Canta Conmigo series (Sing with me) have been voted "Outstanding" by the National Parent Council, her Vol.3 Mariposa received a Parent's Choice and Nappa award, and her newest holiday release for families "Paz y Alegria" (Peace & Joy) was awarded an iParenting Media Award (Nov. 2005).

Juanita Ulloa is a Classically trained, brilliant singer/pianist/composer& enthnomusicologist with musical degrees from Yale, UC Berkeley and the Nice Conservatory of Music in France. She focuses on music for kids to encourage bilingualism in all children, collaborating with teachers and bilingual musicians. She has presented three recital tours in Europe with two concerts at the Ateneo Hall in Madrid, plus Mexico, Spain and the USA. Ms. Ulloa has appeared as a soloist with the Stockton, Sacramento, Oakland-East Bay, and Macon Symphonies (Georgia), plus La Jola Chamber Orchestra, and has sung principal mezzo-soprano roles with many regional Northern California companies. Ms. Ulloa enchants audiences with her masterful voice and unique popular repertoire from Latin America and has been dubbed the "High Priestess of Operachi" by Hispanic News Press (Nov. 2005) for her masterful recording of her Mexican Cds "Mujeres y Mariachi" and "Mujeres" (Women).