Que Monton de Tamales / Too Many Tamales

Clap along and experience the happiness that children feel in this delightfully illustrated version of the traditional song. Young learners will enthusiastically follow along to the story and clap their hands with joy as they build their early literacy skills. This familiar song has been translated into Spanish.

What happened one marvellous day while a little girl was walking by the seashore is that the wind took her precious little cap, that was green and even had a ribbon that was the prettiest part. This luck worried the girl that had allowed the cap to escape and very sadly, almost crying, she asks her mother what happens to caps that are lost at sea. Mom takes a long time to answer, but finally tells about a great pile of marvellous stories and adventures that the escaped cap has had, so that there is no reason to be sad, and although se does not believe much of what her mother says, she does...

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