Spanish on Sesame Street

For decades Spanish vocabulary and understanding has been a featured part of Sesame Street. Aside from creating all-Spanish co-productions, including Plaza Sésamo (Mexico) and Barrio Sésamo (Spain), many American Sesame Street programs and resource videos have been re-dubbed and distributed within the United States for Spanish-speaking audiences.
==Bilingual Songs==
*"Amigo"
*"Baile"
*"Basura"
*"Bilingual Fruit Song"
*"Cerrado/Abierto"
*"Come to My Casa"
*"Conga Counting Song"
*"Counting Backwards in Spanish"
*"Fiesta"
*"Hace Frio!"
*"Home, Sweet Casa"
*"I Love Every Part of You"
*"It Sure is Hot!"
*"Latinos Song"
*"Loud and Soft"
*"Me"
*"Me Gusta"
*"Me Llamo"
*"Muevete"
*"Musica"
*"No Matter What Your Language"
*"No Me Gusta"
*"Numero Comparsa"
*"Quiero Jugar"
*"Quince"
*"Peligro"
*"Rhymes with Mando"
*"Salida"
*"Sing" (various versions)
*"Snow"
*"South America Way"
*"The Spanish G Word Song"
*"Spanish Me, English Me"
*"Todos un Pueblo"
*"Tu Me Gustas"
*"Twice as Nice"
*"Welcome!"
*"Words in Me"
*"You Say Hola and I Say Hola"
*"Zanahoria"
==Sketches==
*Spanish word segments
*The Spanish Word of the Day
*Murray Has a Little Lamb
==Albums==
*¡Sesame Mucho!
*Fiesta Songs!
==Spanish-Speaking Characters==
* Carlo
* Enzo
* Gabi
* Luis
* Mando
* Maria
* Miguel
* Nina
* Osvaldo, el Gruñón
* Ovejita
* Rafael
* Rosita
* Sophie
==Sources==
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Category:Sesame Street Culture