Learn Spanish CONNECTED SPEECH with songs: Vasija de barro

Learning Spanish connected speech helps you sound more natural and it can also help you better understand native Spanish speakers. Learning to sing Spanish language songs can help you improve your connected speech. Today we'll analyze the connected speech in an Ecuadorian song: "Vasija de barro". This song was inspired by the painting "Origen" by Oswaldo Guayasamín. Four of Guayasamín friends were so impressed with this painting that they started to write a poem, each contributing one verse. 🏆Support this channel by joining as a member. You'll get access to members-only video lessons and more: https://www.youtube.com/spanishinput/... 🇪🇸🇲🇽🇦🇷Download a FREE list of the 5,000 most common words in conversational Spanish from both Spain and Latin America here: https://spanishinput.gumroad.com/l/co... 📌Get a FREE color-coded PDF of the most common Spanish verb conjugations here: https://spanishinput.gumroad.com/l/verbs 🗣️If you need personalized pronunciation help you can book lessons with me here: https://www.spanishinput.com/lessons.... VIDEO CHAPTERS. 00:00 Why songs in Spanish 00:55 First verse 04:34 Second verse 06:33 Third verse 08:34 Fourth verse 11:54 Pronunciation variations VERSIONS OF THIS SONG: Hard rock versions by Manabita singer La Toquilla: Studio version:    • Vasija de Barro   Live version:    • Vasija de Barro  - La Toquilla   Mariela Condo recorded a version so relaxing, it could be background music for a coffee shop:    • VASIJA DE BARRO - Mariela Condo & Franco L...   Mexican band Los Folkloristas has recorded at least two versions. Version in the album Cantando con la muerte:    • Los Folkloristas - Vasija de Barro (Danzan...   Version in the album Caminos de los Andes:    • Vasija de Barro (Danzante) (Ecuador)   Original version by Benítez y Valencia:    • Dúo Benitez Valencia Vasija de Barro.