Vanessa Mispireta is a Peruvian teacher who writes her own songs and rhymes to use in the classroom. Her YouTube channel is a gold mine for anyone looking for didactic music written in authentic Spanish.

The Long Beach Public Library’s bilingual storytime. Check LBPL’s YouTube for complete storytimes and short “Cuentitos” videos of one song and one book.

Jbrary is a must for anyone who facilitates storytime. They have an extensive YouTube channel, as well as lists of books, storytime theory and tons of other stuff.

Susie Jaramillo is an artist and mother who began with a couple of books based on traditional Latin American songs branded as Canticos. Canticos features a YouTube channel, and has even become a series on Nick Jr.

Gonzalo is a Chilean music teacher that weaves in traditional rhythms into the songs he uses in his classroom. His YouTube channel presents a number of different songs that can be adapted for bilingual storytime.

Latinxs in Kid Lit is a website that reviews books written by or that feature Latinxs. Their reviews also feature teaching tips for how to work the titles they review into lesson plans or programs.

We Need Diverse Books is a grassroots organization of children’s book lovers that advocates for changes in the publishing industry to produce and promote literature that reflects and honors the lives of all young people.

Pequeño Pez is a YouTube channel focused on music and education for young children. They’re based in Argentina.

Canticuénticos is an excellent children’s music band from Argentina. Their “Cumbia del Monstruo” is a classic.

The California State Library funds a free training platform for library workers in California, CALL Academy. Many of the trainings are recorded and available to view later through Niche Academy. They cover a wide range of topics but they also include some bilingual trainings. Check it out!