A child's voice is lighter and higher than an adult's, and singing lessons develop it through play: songs, imitation, breathing and pitch exercises, without strain. A teacher comes to your home in Bogotá and the surrounding area, or teaches by video call. Vocal care is the biggest difference when teaching children.
The goal is for your child to sing freely, in tune and with enjoyment, rather than to sound grown-up. The teacher doesn't push for vocal power or ask children to imitate the adult singers they hear on the radio.
The best way to protect the voice is to change the song's key so it sits in a comfortable range. The teacher can do this in minutes. If a movie song or ballad calls for high notes suited to an adult voice, lower the key or save it for later.
Breathing practice involves blowing a feather or making bubbles. Warm-ups use gentle siren sounds and lip trills that sound like a motor. Pitch work starts with repeating two- or three-note patterns.
If your child ends up hoarse, raises their chin or turns red, the teacher stops and reviews the repertoire. The voice changes during adolescence: singing continues gently, within whatever range feels comfortable at the time.
Learn the signs of vocal strain: a tense neck, a red face, a raised chin or hoarseness after singing. If they appear, have your child stop, drink water and rest.
Adjust the key of karaoke tracks before singing and keep the volume moderate. Avoid shouting from one room to another.
If hoarseness lasts several days, keeps coming back, or comes with pain, consult your pediatrician. A singing teacher teaches technique but does not diagnose.
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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.
I'm Kevin Garzón! With me, you'll learn why body awareness matters when expressing emotions through singing, as well as how to care for your voice. You'll move a lot!
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 💛🎶
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. 🫀🍃🗣️
I'm your trumpet teacher! 🎶✨ In my lessons, we learn music through games, singing and creating rhythms, turning each meeting into a little concert full of fun and creativity.
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 🎙️📸⛵️✨
With me, we'll see how movement and expression provide the best foundations for a good singer. I'm Juan, your vocal technique teacher!
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.
The same time as Bogotá.
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Six hours ahead in winter and seven in summer.
From age 6, children can explore their voices through play. Individual lessons usually work best from age 7 or 8, when your child can follow instructions and practice a little at home. Before that, early music education and choir help children develop their voices through playful activities.
Yes. The teacher adapts the music your child likes: lowering the key, singing with a light voice, and reviewing the lyrics. Some ballads written for adults can be too demanding and are saved for later. We explain this in singing for kids: how to care for their voices.
There's no need to stop singing. Ease up on the demands, sing in the range that feels comfortable today, and adjust keys and repertoire with the teacher. Voice cracks are part of the process. It's a good time to add music reading or an instrument for self-accompaniment, such as piano.
Yes. An adult should help with the camera and audio during the first few lessons. Because of the video call delay, your child won't sing at the same time as the teacher: they take turns or use backing tracks. Use headphones to hear better. See online music lessons.
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