After spending the weekend in México City, Profe Bañuelos returned to teach his
Spanish 3-4 and 5-6 classes the song and dance of "Ay Si Te Beso" by
Brazilian singer Michel Teló. The lyrics use direct and indirect object
pronouns. Many students requested Profe to teach the song/dance again after
using it last school year.
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