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Live online singing lessons in Spanish, from any country

Online singing lessons are live and 1-on-1, over video call. Your teacher is in Colombia, and you can be in any country: lessons adapt to how your voice sounds on a call and what can be corrected remotely. If you've never taken lessons, read what to expect from your first singing lessons.

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From USD 124.99 per 90-minute class (an hour and a half). See prices

  • AgeChildren ages 6 and up, teens, and adults
  • Lesson formatLive over video call
  • FromAny country
  • Vetted teachers5 teachers for singing

How singing lessons work over video call

  • What your teacher can and can't hear

    A video call compresses the audio: your teacher can clearly hear pitch, rhythm, breathing, and changes between vocal registers. Subtle tone details don't come through as well. That's why they ask for short recordings made on your phone when they need to hear something in more detail.

  • Taking turns, not at the same time

    Because of the connection delay, singing at the same time as your teacher doesn't work. You take turns: your teacher sings an example, you respond, then you sing with a backing track or make a recording to send afterward.

  • Camera, posture, and breathing in view

    Your teacher needs to see your posture, shoulders, jaw, and breathing. Place the camera in front of you, at chest height or higher, showing your body down to your waist. This lets your teacher correct tension they can see but can't hear.

  • Your space at home is part of the lesson

    Sing in your bedroom or living room without going anywhere. That can help you feel more at ease, but you'll need to agree on the volume and time of day with others at home. Before your first lesson, your teacher helps you adjust the audio so your voice comes through clearly without distortion.

Your first month, lesson by lesson

  1. Lesson 1: a conversation about your goal and schedule, an audio and camera check, and simple breathing and listening exercises. You don't have to sing a whole song.
  2. Lesson 2: breathing and breath support on camera, with short exercises you can repeat at home. You start getting to know your comfortable vocal range.
  3. Lesson 3: your own warm-up routine and the first phrases of a song you chose, taking turns with your teacher and using the backing track.
  4. Lesson 4: the complete song, a recording of your playing to listen back to, and a plan for the next month based on your goal.

What you'll learn

  • Breathing and breath support to sustain phrases without tensing your neck or jaw.
  • Pitch and ear training: sing in tune and notice when you go off pitch.
  • Warm up and care for your voice when singing at home, without an audience or a teacher beside you.
  • Choose each song's key to suit your voice type.
  • Sing with a backing track and record yourself to assess your progress.

How to set up your space and practice routine

  • Use headphones and a simple microphone if you can: you'll hear the backing tracks better, and your teacher will hear you with less echo. Read more in choosing a microphone for singing at home.

  • Place the camera in front of you, showing your body down to your waist, with a clear background. Check the lighting: your face should be clearly visible, with no window behind you.

  • Between lessons, practice a few minutes most days and send your teacher a short recording whenever you have questions. Find more ideas in how to practice music at home.

Teachers for singing

Every teacher has passed our assessment of musical skills, teaching ability and personal qualities before their first lesson. Explore their profile and contact them directly.

  • Luna Chavela
    Luna C.🇨🇴
      • Singing
    • Spanish

    Let your voices out — I want to hear you louder than a dragon with hiccups! I'm Luna, and I'll be your singing teacher.

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • Mariana Castro
    Mariana C.🇨🇴
      • Singing
    • Spanish

    I'm Mariana ✨ A singer and vocal technique teacher who believes that the voice can also embrace, tell stories and help us get to know ourselves better 💛🎶

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • Laura Castellanos
    Laura C.🇨🇴
      • Singing
      • Early music education
    • Spanish

    Free and calm — that's how you'll explore your voice. Being an artist brings every kind of emotion; here, you're welcome to feel them all. 🫀🍃🗣️

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • Natalia Bernal
    Natalia B.🇨🇴
      • Singing
    • Spanish

    Your singing teacher, who values authenticity over perfection and enjoying the process over rushing… Sing from the heart, let's laugh and face our fears with love 🎙️📸⛵️✨

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home
  • Juan Martínez
    Juan M.🇨🇴
      • Singing
    • Spanish

    With me, we'll see how movement and expression provide the best foundations for a good singer. I'm Juan, your vocal technique teacher!

    WhatsApp
    • Bogotá
    • Online
    • At home

Online lessons from any country

Lessons are live video calls with the same teacher each week. They are in Spanish, and some teachers also teach in English. Colombia keeps the same time year-round (UTC−5), so it's easy to arrange a regular time wherever you are.

  • Peru, Ecuador and Panama

    The same time as Bogotá.

  • Mexico City

    One hour behind Bogotá.

  • Miami and New York

    The same time in winter and one hour ahead in summer.

  • Los Angeles

    Three hours behind in winter and two in summer.

  • Buenos Aires

    Two hours ahead of Bogotá.

  • Madrid

    Six hours ahead in winter and seven in summer.

How online music lessons work

Frequently asked questions

Won't video call delay ruin singing lessons?

It doesn't stop you from learning, but it changes how lessons work: you don't sing at the same time as your teacher. You take turns, use backing tracks, or send recordings. A good connection and headphones help a lot.

Which countries can I take lessons from, and at what times?

From any country, as long as you have an internet connection. Colombia keeps the same time all year (UTC−5): Madrid is 6 hours ahead in winter and 7 in summer, Mexico City is 1 hour behind, and Miami or New York are on the same time in winter and 1 hour ahead in summer. We agree on a regular lesson time with that difference in mind.

Do I need a microphone or special equipment?

Not to get started. A phone, tablet, or computer with a camera and headphones is enough, and your teacher helps you set up the audio before your first lesson. If you want to improve the sound later, see our guide to equipment for online lessons.

Can children take online singing lessons?

Yes, from age 6, with an adult nearby during the first lessons to help with the camera and staying focused. For children, singing is taught through vocal games, without straining the voice. See our guide to supporting your child in online lessons.

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