20 Heartfelt Ways to Say Happy Birthday in Spanish to a Woman 🎉 (2025)

Ever found yourself stuck wondering how to wish a special woman a happy birthday in Spanish without sounding like a textbook? Whether it’s your amiga, mamĂĄ, or that special novia, mastering the perfect birthday wish in Spanish is a beautiful way to show you care—and it goes far beyond a simple ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños! In fact, did you know that in Mexico, the traditional birthday song Las Mañanitas is often sung at dawn to wake the birthday girl? đŸŽ¶

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk you through 20 heartfelt and culturally rich ways to say happy birthday in Spanish to a woman. From charming phrases and affectionate terms to crafting the perfect birthday card and even learning the birthday songs that will make you the star of any fiesta, we’ve got you covered. Plus, we’ll explore fascinating birthday traditions across Spanish-speaking countries that will make your wishes even more meaningful. Ready to impress with your Spanish birthday savvy? Let’s dive in!

Key Takeaways

  • Use feminine adjectives and endearing terms to personalize birthday wishes for women in Spanish.
  • Learn culturally significant birthday songs like Las Mañanitas and the classic Cumpleaños Feliz.
  • Understand regional birthday traditions to add authenticity to your greetings and celebrations.
  • Craft heartfelt birthday cards with proper Spanish greetings and closings.
  • Explore expert tutoring options to perfect your pronunciation and conversational skills.

Ready to celebrate like a native? Keep reading to unlock all the secrets!

Table of Contents

âšĄïž Quick Tips and Fun Facts About Saying Happy Birthday in Spanish

Welcome, language lovers, to the ultimate guide from us here at Spanish Scholarℱ! Before we dive deep into the confetti-filled world of Spanish birthday wishes, let’s get you started with some quick, life-saving tips. Whether you’re a beginner or just need a refresher, this is your go-to cheat sheet. And if you’re looking for an even more exhaustive list, check out our main guide on how to say happy birthday in Spanish.

Here’s a rapid-fire table to get you party-ready in seconds!

Quick Phrase / Tip 📝 When to Use It đŸ€” Example Sentence
ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños! The classic, all-purpose “Happy Birthday!” Works for everyone, from your abuela (grandma) to your boss. ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños, MarĂ­a! Espero que tengas un dĂ­a increĂ­ble.
¡Felicidades! Means “Congratulations!” It’s a warmer, more emotional wish, perfect for close friends and family. ¡Felicidades, amiga! Te quiero mucho.
Feliz cumple A casual, shortened version. Think of it as the “Happy B-day” of Spanish. ¡Feliz cumple! ¿Vamos a celebrar?
Use feminine adjectives When wishing a woman happy birthday, remember to use feminine adjectives like hermosa (beautiful) or querida (dear). ¥Feliz cumpleaños, hermosa! (Happy birthday, beautiful!)
Don’t capitalize “cumpleaños” Unless it starts a sentence, “feliz cumpleaños” is not capitalized in Spanish. Te deseo un muy feliz cumpleaños.

Fun Facts to Impress Your Friends:

  • The Ear Pull Tradition 👂: In Spain, it’s a tradition to give the birthday person a little tug on the earlobe for each year they’ve been alive, plus one for good luck! So, if your friend is turning 30, get ready for 31 pulls!
  • Two Birthday Songs? đŸŽ¶ That’s right! While many countries sing a version of “Happy Birthday to You,” Mexico and other parts of Latin America have their own special song called “Las Mañanitas.” We’ll get into that later.
  • Saint’s Day vs. Birthday: In some Spanish-speaking countries, particularly Spain, people also celebrate their “santo” or Saint’s Day—the feast day of the saint they were named after. While not as big as a birthday, it’s still an occasion for good wishes.

🎉 The Cultural Roots: Birthday Wishes and Traditions in Spanish-Speaking Countries

Why do we even make such a big deal about birthdays? In the Spanish-speaking world, a birthday, or cumpleaños, is more than just a date on the calendar. It’s a vibrant celebration of life, family, and community. It’s a way to show someone you truly care about their well-being and happiness. Understanding this cultural backdrop, a key part of our Spanish Cultural Insights, adds so much more meaning to your birthday wishes.

Historically, these celebrations are deeply intertwined with family gatherings and, in many regions, religious customs. The famous Quinceañera, for example, marks a girl’s 15th birthday and her transition into womanhood, often involving a religious ceremony followed by a huge party. This isn’t just a party; it’s a significant cultural rite of passage.

So, when you wish a woman from a Spanish-speaking country a happy birthday, you’re tapping into a rich vein of tradition where family, respect, and joyous celebration are paramount. It’s not just about the words; it’s about the warmth and sincerity behind them.

đŸ—Łïž How Do You Say Happy Birthday in Spanish to a Woman?

Alright, let’s get to the heart of the matter. You’re here because you want to make a special woman in your life feel cherished on her big day. The fantastic news is that Spanish offers a beautiful spectrum of phrases, from simple and sweet to poetic and profound.

The most direct and universally understood phrase is, without a doubt, ¥Feliz cumpleaños!

But let’s be honest, you want to do better than just the basic, right? The key to a truly personal and heartfelt message lies in the details. Here’s how you can tailor your wishes specifically for a woman:

  1. Use endearing terms: Adding a term of endearment can transform a simple phrase into a warm, personal message.
  2. Incorporate feminine adjectives: Spanish is a gendered language. Using the correct feminine forms of adjectives shows you’ve made an extra effort.

Here’s a quick breakdown:

Base Phrase Add an Endearing Term (for a woman) Resulting Phrase
¥Feliz cumpleaños! amiga (friend) ¥Feliz cumpleaños, amiga! (Happy birthday, friend!)
¥Feliz cumpleaños! mi amor (my love) ¥Feliz cumpleaños, mi amor! (Happy birthday, my love!)
¥Feliz cumpleaños! hermosa (beautiful) ¥Feliz cumpleaños, hermosa! (Happy birthday, beautiful!)
¥Feliz cumpleaños! querida (dear) ¥Feliz cumpleaños, querida Ana! (Happy birthday, dear Ana!)

See how a single word can change the entire tone? This is the secret sauce to making your birthday wish stand out. Now, are you ready to explore even more ways to express your joy?

💬 15+ Common and Heartfelt Ways to Say Happy Birthday in Spanish to a Woman

You’ve mastered the basics. Now, let’s expand your Spanish Vocabulary with a treasure trove of phrases that will make any woman feel special on her birthday. We’ve broken them down by context, so you’ll always have the perfect words.

For a Close Friend (Amiga)

  1. ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños, amiga! ÂĄQue la pases increĂ­ble! – Happy birthday, friend! I hope you have an incredible time!
  2. ¡Felicidades en tu día! Te mereces todo lo mejor. – Congratulations on your day! You deserve all the best.
  3. Amiga, ÂĄte deseo un dĂ­a tan especial como tĂș lo eres! – Friend, I wish you a day as special as you are!
  4. ÂĄQue tu cumpleaños estĂ© lleno de risas y alegrĂ­a! – May your birthday be filled with laughter and joy!
  5. ¡Feliz vuelta al sol, amiga querida! – Happy trip around the sun, dear friend! (A more poetic and modern phrase).

For a Romantic Partner (Pareja)

  1. ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños, mi amor! Eres la reina de mi corazĂłn. – Happy birthday, my love! You are the queen of my heart.
  2. Te deseo el mĂĄs feliz de los cumpleaños, mi vida. – I wish you the happiest of birthdays, my life.
  3. Cada dĂ­a a tu lado es un regalo. ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños, cariño! – Every day by your side is a gift. Happy birthday, darling!
  4. Para la mujer que ilumina mis dĂ­as, ÂĄfeliz cumpleaños! – To the woman who brightens my days, happy birthday!
  5. ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños, hermosa! No puedo esperar para celebrar contigo. – Happy birthday, beautiful! I can’t wait to celebrate with you.

For a Family Member (e.g., Mother, Sister, Aunt)

  1. ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños, mamĂĄ! Gracias por todo lo que haces. – Happy birthday, Mom! Thank you for everything you do.
  2. ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños, hermana! Que todos tus deseos se hagan realidad. – Happy birthday, sister! May all your wishes come true.
  3. Querida tĂ­a, le deseo un cumpleaños maravilloso. – Dear aunt, I wish you a wonderful birthday.
  4. ¡Felicidades a la mejor abuela del mundo! – Congratulations to the best grandmother in the world!

Formal or for a Colleague

  1. Le deseo todo lo mejor en su día especial. – I wish you all the best on your special day.
  2. ÂĄQue tenga un cumpleaños fabuloso! – Have a fabulous birthday! (Using the formal usted form).
  3. Mis mejores deseos en su cumpleaños. – My best wishes on your birthday.

đŸ„‚ Toasting and Celebrating: Birthday Cheers in Spanish

What’s a birthday party without a toast? Raising a glass to the cumpleañera (birthday girl) is a must. It’s a moment of collective joy and good wishes. Here are some phrases to make your toast memorable.

  • ÂĄSalud! – The classic “Cheers!” It literally means “health.”
  • ÂĄUn brindis por la cumpleañera! – A toast to the birthday girl!
  • ÂĄPor ti y por tu felicidad! – To you and your happiness!
  • ÂĄArriba, abajo, al centro y pa’ dentro! – A fun, playful toast often heard in Spain and Mexico. It translates to “Up, down, to the center, and inside!” while moving your glass in those directions.
  • ÂĄQue cumplas muchos mĂĄs! – This is a crucial phrase, meaning “May you have many more (birthdays)!” It’s a beautiful way to wish someone a long and happy life.

One of our teachers, Sofia, remembers her first birthday in Madrid. “My friends all raised their glasses and shouted, ‘¡Que cumplas muchos más!’ I felt so much love in that moment. It’s more than just ‘happy birthday’; it’s a wish for a long, full life.”

đŸŽ¶ How to Sing “Happy Birthday” in Spanish Like a Pro

Get ready to warm up those vocal cords! Singing “Happy Birthday” is a cornerstone of the celebration, but did you know the song changes depending on where you are? This is a perfect topic for some Spanish Conversation Practice!

The International Version (Common in Spain and other countries)

This version is a direct translation of the English song and is super easy to learn. The lyrics are simple and repetitive.

Cumpleaños feliz,
Cumpleaños feliz,
Te deseamos todos (or a name, e.g., “querida María”),
Cumpleaños feliz.

As the featured video from “Siempre Spanish” demonstrates, this version is often followed by a fun, interactive chant asking, “¿CuĂĄntos años tienes?” (How old are you?).

The Famous “Las Mañanitas” (Mexico and parts of Latin America)

This is where things get really interesting. In Mexico, you won’t hear “Cumpleaños Feliz.” Instead, you’ll be treated to the beautiful, traditional song “Las Mañanitas.” It’s often sung first thing in the morning to wake up the birthday person, or right before the cake is cut.

Here’s a snippet of the lyrics:

Estas son las mañanitas,
que cantaba el Rey David.
Hoy por ser dĂ­a de tu santo,
te las cantamos a ti


This translates to: “These are the little morning songs that King David used to sing. Because today is your saint’s day, we sing them to you
” It’s a much more poetic and elaborate song, reflecting the deep cultural significance of the celebration.

So, which one should you sing? Expert tip: If you’re at a party with people from various Spanish-speaking countries, “Cumpleaños Feliz” is a safe bet. But if you’re celebrating with a friend from Mexico, learning a few lines of “Las Mañanitas” will absolutely blow her away!

📚 Essential Birthday Vocabulary in Spanish: Words Every Celebrator Should Know

To truly immerse yourself in a Spanish birthday celebration, you need to know the lingo. Here’s a handy table with all the essential words.

English Word Spanish Word Pronunciation (approx.) Notes
Birthday El cumpleaños el coom-pleh-AHN-yos Literally “the fulfilling of years.”
Birthday girl La cumpleañera la coom-pleh-ahn-YEH-ra The star of the show!
Birthday party La fiesta de cumpleaños la fee-ES-tah deh
 Can be shortened to la fiesta.
Cake El pastel / La tarta / La torta el pas-TEL / la TAR-ta / la TOR-ta Varies by region. Pastel is common in Mexico, tarta in Spain, and torta in other parts of Latin America.
Candles Las velas las VEH-las Don’t forget to make a wish!
Gift / Present El regalo el reh-GAH-loh Everyone’s favorite part.
To sing Cantar kahn-TAR As in, vamos a cantar Las Mañanitas.
To celebrate Celebrar / Festejar seh-leh-BRAR / fes-teh-HAR Both are common. Festejar can feel a bit more festive.
Balloons Los globos los GLO-bos No party is complete without them.
A wish Un deseo oon deh-SEH-oh ÂĄPide un deseo! (Make a wish!)

✍ Crafting the Perfect Birthday Card in Spanish: Tips and Sample Messages

A handwritten card is a timeless gesture. But what do you write? Don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Writing a card in Spanish follows a simple structure. The Berlitz guide provides a great framework for this.

Step 1: The Opening (El Saludo)

  • Formal: Estimada [Nombre], (Esteemed/Dear [Name],) – Good for a boss or acquaintance.
  • Informal: Querida [Nombre], (Dear/Beloved [Name],) – Perfect for friends, partners, and family.

Step 2: The Main Message (El Mensaje)

This is where you share your wishes. You can combine phrases we’ve already learned.

  • Simple and Sweet: ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños! Espero que pases un dĂ­a increĂ­ble y que todos tus deseos se hagan realidad. (Happy birthday! I hope you have an incredible day and that all your wishes come true.)
  • More Personal: Querida amiga, te deseo toda la felicidad del mundo en tu dĂ­a especial. Gracias por ser una amiga tan maravillosa. ÂĄDisfruta mucho! (Dear friend, I wish you all the happiness in the world on your special day. Thank you for being such a wonderful friend. Enjoy it a lot!)

Step 3: The Closing (La Despedida)

  • Formal: Atentamente, or Un cordial saludo, (Sincerely, or A cordial greeting,).
  • Informal: Con mucho cariño, (With much affection,), Un abrazo, (A hug,), or Un beso, (A kiss,).

Sample Card Message

Querida SofĂ­a,

¥Feliz cumpleaños a ti! Te deseo un día lleno de amor, risas y pastel. Eres una persona increíble y me siento muy afortunado/a de tenerte en mi vida. ¥Que cumplas muchos mås!

Con mucho cariño,

[Tu Nombre]

🌎 Birthday Traditions: Comparing Latin American and Spanish Celebrations

While united by language, Spain and Latin American countries have some delightfully different birthday traditions. It’s fascinating to see how the same celebration can have so many unique local flavors.

Tradition / Custom In Latin America 🌎 In Spain đŸ‡Ș🇾
The Birthday Song Predominantly “Las Mañanitas,” especially in Mexico. It’s a cherished cultural anthem for birthdays. “Cumpleaños Feliz” is the standard, often followed by the ear-pulling tradition.
The Cake Moment The infamous “¡Mordida!” chant. The birthday person’s face is playfully pushed into the cake for the first bite. ✅ It’s messy, hilarious, and a rite of passage. ❌ The “mordida” is not a tradition in Spain. They prefer to eat their cake without wearing it first!
The Piñata A staple at children’s parties, especially in Mexico. The piñata, often a seven-pointed star representing the seven deadly sins, is broken to release candy and treats. While known, piñatas are not a traditional part of Spanish birthday celebrations. They are seen more as a fun, imported party game.
Who Pays? Generally, the hosts (family or friends) pay for the party. The birthday person is the guest of honor. It’s common for the birthday person to treat their friends to drinks or a meal. So, if it’s your birthday in Spain, be prepared to open your wallet!
The Cake The Tres Leches Cake is iconic in many Latin American countries. It’s a sponge cake soaked in three kinds of milk: evaporated milk, condensed milk, and heavy cream. It’s incredibly delicious! There isn’t one single “birthday cake.” Tarta de Santiago (almond cake) or any rich pastry from a local pastelería could be served.

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🎁 Gift-Giving Etiquette and Ideas for Spanish-Speaking Birthday Parties

Choosing a gift is a universal challenge, but a few cultural tips can help. In many Spanish-speaking cultures, the thought and effort behind the gift are more important than the price tag.

Gift Etiquette Tips

  • ✅ Do wrap the gift nicely. Presentation matters.
  • ✅ Do give the gift with your right hand, or both hands.
  • ❌ Don’t be surprised if the recipient sets the gift aside to open later. This is often done to avoid making other guests feel uncomfortable about their own gifts.
  • ✅ Do consider a gift that can be shared, like a nice bottle of wine, a box of high-quality chocolates, or a gourmet food item.

Gift Ideas for Her

  • A beautiful scarf (una bufanda bonita): A stylish and practical gift. Brands like Desigual offer vibrant, Spanish-designed options.
  • Artisanal jewelry (joyerĂ­a artesanal): Look for unique pieces from local markets or online platforms.
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  • A Spanish cookbook (un libro de cocina española): For the foodie in your life. Consider one by a famous Spanish chef like JosĂ© AndrĂ©s.
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  • A language course or experience: For the woman who loves to learn, consider a subscription to a language app like Babbel or a gift certificate for a Spanish Language Learning course.

📅 Planning a Spanish-Themed Birthday Party: Language and Culture Tips

Want to throw a birthday bash with a Spanish or Latin American flair? ¥Qué buena idea! Here are some tips to make your fiesta authentic and fun.

  1. The Music: Create a playlist with a mix of genres. Include some salsa, merengue, bachata, and reggaeton. Artists like Celia Cruz, Marc Anthony, and Bad Bunny will get everyone dancing.
  2. The Food: Go beyond tacos! Offer a variety of tapas like patatas bravas, jamón serrano, and tortilla española. For a Latin American vibe, serve ceviche, empanadas, or arepas. And for the cake, a Tres Leches is a must!
  3. The Decorations: Use vibrant colors. Think papel picado (decorative craft paper) for a Mexican theme, or red and yellow for a Spanish one.
  4. Incorporate the Language:
    • Label food items in Spanish.
    • Create a sign that says “¡Feliz Cumpleaños, [Nombre]!”
    • Teach your guests how to say “¡Salud!” for the toast.

This is a fantastic, immersive way to practice the language and share the culture with your friends.

🎓 Learn Spanish Birthday Phrases with Expert Tutors Near You

Feeling inspired? Reading about birthday wishes is one thing, but practicing them with a native speaker is the best way to get the pronunciation and intonation just right. A tutor can help you:

  • Practice your pronunciation of tricky words like cumpleaños.
  • Learn regional differences in slang and expressions.
  • Gain confidence for real-life conversations.

Working with a tutor is one of the most effective ways to improve your fluency and cultural understanding. Check out our guides to find the perfect tutor for your needs.

đŸŽ„ Watch Now! How Language Shapes Your Birthday Wishes and Celebrations


Sometimes, seeing and hearing the language in action is the best way to learn. That’s why we love resources like the “Siempre Spanish” YouTube video. It provides a simple, clear sing-along for the “Cumpleaños Feliz” song.

Watching videos like this helps you:

  • Connect words with sounds: Hearing the song while reading the lyrics reinforces your learning.
  • Learn rhythm and flow: You’ll pick up the natural cadence of the language.
  • Engage multiple senses: This multi-sensory approach can make learning faster and more fun.

The video’s interactive question, “¿CuĂĄntos años tienes?”, is a perfect example of how language is used to engage and connect during celebrations.

Ready to take the next step? There are amazing platforms and Spanish Language Resources that can connect you with native speakers and structured lessons.

  • AmazingTalker: As mentioned in one of our source articles, this platform connects students with tutors from around the world for one-on-one lessons.
  • italki: A popular platform where you can find professional teachers for structured lessons or community tutors for informal conversation practice.
  • Preply: Another great option for finding online tutors that fit your schedule and budget.
  • Duolingo & Babbel: Excellent apps for building vocabulary and practicing grammar on the go.

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🆘 Support and FAQs: Troubleshooting Your Spanish Birthday Wishes

Even with the best intentions, you might have some lingering questions. Here are a few quick troubleshooting tips from our team.

  • What if I forget the gender of an adjective?
    • Don’t panic! Using a neutral phrase like “¡Te deseo lo mejor!” (I wish you the best!) works perfectly. It’s better to say something simple and correct than to get tangled up in grammar.
  • Is it okay to just say “Feliz Cumpleaños” in a text?
    • Absolutely! A simple “¡Feliz cumple! 🎉” is a perfectly normal and friendly text message.
  • I’m not sure where the person is from. Which song should I sing?
    • Stick with “Cumpleaños Feliz.” It’s the most internationally recognized version and you can’t go wrong with it.

The most important thing is the sentiment behind your words. A sincere, warm wish in any language will always be appreciated.

🎯 Conclusion: Mastering Happy Birthday Wishes in Spanish to a Woman

And there you have it — a fiesta of phrases, traditions, and tips to make your birthday wishes in Spanish truly unforgettable! From the simple yet heartfelt ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños, hermosa! to the poetic charm of Las Mañanitas, you now have the tools to brighten any woman’s special day with warmth and authenticity.

Remember, the magic isn’t just in the words but in the sincerity behind them. Whether you’re toasting with ¡Que cumplas muchos más! or writing a loving card, your effort to embrace the language and culture will shine through.

If you ever wondered which birthday song to sing or how to add that perfect feminine touch to your wishes, now you know: “Cumpleaños Feliz” is your safe bet worldwide, but learning Las Mañanitas will earn you extra brownie points in Mexico and beyond. And yes, those ear tugs and the infamous mordida might surprise you — but they’re all part of the fun!

So, are you ready to impress your Spanish-speaking friends and family with your birthday greetings? ¡Claro que sí! 🎉

Ready to shop for gifts or dive deeper into Spanish birthday culture? Here are some curated links to help you celebrate in style:

❓ Frequently Asked Questions About Saying Happy Birthday in Spanish

How do you say happy birthday to a woman in Spanish?

The most common phrase is ¥Feliz cumpleaños! To make it more personal for a woman, you can add feminine adjectives or terms of endearment, such as ¥Feliz cumpleaños, hermosa! (Happy birthday, beautiful!) or ¥Feliz cumpleaños, querida amiga! (Happy birthday, dear friend!). Spanish is a gendered language, so using the feminine form of adjectives and nouns shows respect and affection.

What are common birthday wishes for women in Spanish?

Common wishes include:

  • ÂĄQue tengas un cumpleaños fabuloso! (Have a fabulous birthday!)
  • ÂĄQue todos tus deseos se hagan realidad! (May all your wishes come true!)
  • Te deseo un dĂ­a tan especial como tĂș lo eres. (I wish you a day as special as you are.)

These phrases combine warmth and personalization, making them perfect for female friends, family, or partners.

How can I write a birthday message in Spanish for a female friend?

Start with a greeting like Querida [Name], then include a heartfelt wish such as ¥Feliz cumpleaños! Espero que pases un día increíble y que todos tus sueños se hagan realidad. Close with an affectionate sign-off like Con mucho cariño or Un abrazo. Keep it sincere and tailored to your relationship.

What is the difference between happy birthday for men and women in Spanish?

The key difference lies in gender agreement. For women, adjectives and nouns must be in the feminine form (e.g., hermosa, querida), while for men, the masculine forms are used (e.g., hermoso, querido). The phrase ¥Feliz cumpleaños! itself remains the same, but the surrounding words change to match gender.

Are there special birthday phrases for women in Spanish-speaking countries?

Yes! Many phrases emphasize beauty, grace, and affection when addressing women, such as ÂĄFeliz cumpleaños, hermosa! or ÂĄQue sigas brillando siempre! (May you keep shining always!). Additionally, cultural celebrations like the Quinceañera highlight the importance of a young woman’s birthday in many Latin American countries.

How do you pronounce happy birthday in Spanish for a woman?

The pronunciation of ¥Feliz cumpleaños, hermosa! is approximately:
feh-LEEZ coom-pleh-AHN-yos ehr-MOH-sah
Practicing with a native speaker or using language apps can help perfect your accent and intonation.

Can I learn birthday greetings and other phrases in Spanish online?

Absolutely! Platforms like AmazingTalker, italki, and Preply offer personalized lessons. Apps like Duolingo and Babbel also provide great vocabulary practice. Immersing yourself in cultural videos and songs, such as Las Mañanitas, enhances learning and makes it fun.

Ready to charm the birthday girl with your Spanish skills? ¡Vamos a celebrar! 🎉

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