This is episode number twenty five, which is part of the series called Traveling Chronicle.

In this episode, I use the journalistic chronicle genre to teach you vocabulary related to nature and travel.

I will do this while eating exotic dishes and visiting different places in the Amazon rainforest in Colombia.

By the way, did you know that 400 indigenous groups live in the Amazon, speaking 300 different languages?

At the end of this episode, I will interview a native of the Tikuna ethnic group, who will also teach us a little bit of his dialect.

It sounds cool huh? So join me!

This is episode number twenty four, which is part of the series called Walk And Learn. Today I will explain the meaning and usage of the idiom: "mirar en retrospectiva".

I also will explain the verbs: “secuestrar and colar”. As usual I’ll give you some examples, that way you can speak Spanish as fluent as a native.

I will do this while walk the Tonerin, a Dutch submarine that spied on Russians during the Cold War.

It sounds cool huh? So join me!

This is episode number twenty three, which is part of the series called Walk and Learn.

Today I'm going to give you my top eight favorite tips for speaking Spanish fluently.

I’m also going to share with you different exercises and strategies that you can use from now on to start speaking Spanish fluently, once and for all.

I will teach you this, while I walk through the concentration of the oldest windmills in the world, declared by unesco as a world heritage site.

It sounds cool huh? So join me!

This is episode number twenty two, which is part of the series called Spanish In A Minute. Today I will explain the meaning and usage of the idiom: “ojos que no ven, corazón que no siente”.

I will also give you some examples, that way you can use this idiom correctly.

This is episode number twenty one, which is part of the series called Spanish In A Minute. Today I will explain the meaning and usage of the word: “Alboroto”.

I will also give you some examples, that way you can use this word correctly.

This is episode number twenty, which is part of the series called Spanish In A Minute. Today I will explain the meaning and usage of the idiom: “Barriga llena, corazón contento”.

I will also give you some examples, that way you can use this idiom correctly.

This is episode number nineteen, which is part of the series called Walk And Learn.

What is the city with the most bridges in the world?

Surely the first image that came to your mind is Venice with its 409 bridges. If you are in the United States, you must be saying: the correct answer is Pittsburgh, as it has 446 bridges.

Although at the moment the city with the most bridges in the world is Hamburg in Germany with 2,496, it is closely followed by Amsterdam with 2,484.

An interesting fact to remember, again, the close relationship that the Dutch have with water. In this episode I will walk through the New Bridge of Kampen, while I do it I will teach you the vocabulary you need for your trips by river or sea in Spanish-speaking countries.

It sounds cool huh? So join me!

This is a special series of the podcast where I will answer the questions that you guys have already been sent to us by the different means of contact of the show, such as Facebook, Instagram, and the email [email protected]

It is possible that someone has sent that question for which you still don’t have an answer. So don’t worry about that anymore, because I will solve any question related to any subject of the Spanish language: meaning of words, idioms, grammar doubts and much more. I will share with you many examples so that you can better understand and practice whenever you want.

This is episode number seventeen, which is part of the series called Walk And Learn.

Almost 90 percent of the world's tulip production is made in the Netherlands. The tulip, the national symbol of the Netherlands, was introduced to Western Europe through the Hortus Botanicus botanical garden in Leiden.

Walking through the streets of this city dressed by centuries-old buildings, twenty-eight kilometers of waterways and eighty-eight bridges over its canals, I will explain the use of the most important prepositions of the Spanish language: por and para.

It sounds cool huh? So join me!

The Netherlands has 17 million inhabitants, who own 22 million bicycles, it is certainly something very striking. That is why today I will teach vocabulary related to bicycle culture. I will explain the use of verbs and idioms such as: arrancar, prioridad, ciclo rutas, argot, calentamiento global, cultura ciudadana, y "ponerse las pilas".

I will do this while the wind blows in my face on the Dutch roads. We will go from Kudelstaart to Amstelveen. It sounds cool huh? So join me!