Who we are
We are a small team of storytellers, illustrators and language lovers who believe that the easiest way to learn Spanish is to fall in love with a story first. Every tale on our stage is performed by handmade-style felt puppets and narrated in clear, warm, natural Spanish by a native Spanish-speaking speech-language pathologist. No robotic voices, no AI narration: just a real person who knows how children hear and copy the sounds of a new language.
How our Spanish method works
Our method is built on fifty classic stories. Each story carries one lesson, so children pick up new Spanish vocabulary and grammar naturally while they follow the plot, instead of memorising lists or sitting through formal classes. Kids hear the same words in context, again and again, until they become their own.
Narrated stories
Every tale is told in Spanish with puppets and cinematic scenes that make the meaning easy to follow.
Bilingual books
An English and Spanish ebook for each story, so families can read together after watching.
Workbooks and coloring
Printable exercises and coloring pages that reinforce the words and structures of each lesson.
Language games
Playful language games for kids that turn practice into something they ask to do again.
Who it is for
We create for English-speaking families who want their children to learn Spanish, for bilingual homes that want to keep Spanish alive, for homeschoolers, and for Spanish teachers looking for engaging stories to use in class. You don't need to be fluent to use our materials: everything comes with English support.
Coming at the end of December
Our curtain rises with the first five stories:
- Little Red Riding Hood (Caperucita Roja)
- The Ant and the Grasshopper (La cigarra y la hormiga)
- Cinderella (Cenicienta)
- Jack and the Beanstalk (Juanito y las habichuelas)
- Don Quixote (Don Quijote de la Mancha)
After launch, a new episode arrives every week, each with its own books, activities and games.
Frequently asked questions
Do parents need to speak Spanish?
No. The books and lesson materials are bilingual, in English and Spanish, so parents and teachers can follow along even if they are still learning Spanish themselves.
Are the stories free?
Yes. Every story is published for free on our YouTube channel as a narrated tale. The full lessons, bilingual books, workbooks and games will be available here on our website.
When does it launch?
The first stories and materials arrive at the end of December 2026. After that, new episodes are published once a week.
Watch the stories on YouTube
Subscribe to our channel to see each new story as soon as the curtain opens.
Visit our YouTube channel