9 Songs in Spanish to Practice the Subjunctive Mood

For your student’s, understanding subjunctive is one of the most challenging aspects of learning Spanish. One of the reasons the subjunctive mood is so difficult for English speakers is because it is so rarely used. Songs in Spanish are a fantastic way for them to practice and understand it in context.

Below is a suggested list of contemporary songs in Spanish to try in class with your students. 

We have created a clozeline (fill-in-the-blanks) for each of them in 2 or 3 versions to choose from according to your students’ listening comprehension level. Each cloze is also digitally fillable!

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Songs in Spanish with Fill-In-The-Blanks Subjunctive Mood Practice

1. Shakira – No – Negative Commands and Present Subjunctive
2. Maria Jiménez – Esta noche contigo – Present Subjunctive and Indicative Future
3. Jennifer López – Escapémonos – Present Subjunctive and Imperative Mode
4. Luis Miguel – Hasta que me olvides – Subjunctive
5. Juan Luis Guerra – Ojalá que llueva café – Present Subjunctive and Vocabulary – Food and Professions
6. Jennifer Lopez ft. Marc Anthony – No me ames – Imperatives and Present Subjunctive
7. Chavela Vargas – Noche de bodas – Present Subjunctive
8. Juanes – A Dios le pido – Present Subjunctive
9. Enrique Iglesias – Héroe – Past Subjunctive and Infinitive Verbs

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