Yolanda Borrás
Speaker • Author • Teacher Trainer • Early Childhood Music Specialist
"Mi vida está dedicada a mis dos pasiones: la música y la educación"
Workshops and Keynotes
In English, Spanish, or bilingual format, for conferences, schools, and districts
Languages Through Music
How culturally authentic songs accelerate language learning in early childhood
Music Across the Curriculum
Integrating music into core areas of learning, from early literacy
and math to STEAM and social-emotional growth
Cultural
Authenticity
Bringing the authentic songs, rhythms, and traditions of the
Spanish-speaking world into early learning
Family Engagement Through Song
Songs that connect school, home, and community,
and open the world to young learners
Custom sessions available, from 45-minute conference sessions
to full-day trainings.
Questions about a session? Let's Talk
August 28 & 29, 2026
Albuquerque, NM
Annual Conference
Rooted to Rise
Expanding Child Care, Elevating Educators
Aprendizaje Activo en la Primera Infancia
Cómo integrar música y movimiento
sin reestructurar su currículo
September, 2026
Virtual
Teachers Conference
Cantando, jugando y aprendiendo: música, movimiento y lenguaje para bebés y toddlers
Spanish-language recorded session
October, 2026
Santo Domingo,
Dominican Republic
Talleres de formación
para docentes
Ventanas que Cantan;
Inspirando Docentes, transformando aprendizajes
Where to See Yolanda Next
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Presentations, Trainings & Collaborations
Award-Winning Author
Listen and Watch
Free resources for educators and families, created by Yolanda
A music-based children's podcast in Spanish created for Fundación E. León Jimenes in the Dominican Republic. Each episode invites children to listen, play, sing, and dance — and includes a segment on how young children can care for the environment. Yolanda designed the program and created its first 52 episodes.
A series of fun Spanish story time videos created for the New York Public Library during the pandemic, when libraries had to close their doors.
Combining picture books, songs, and rhymes, the series brought story time home to families with young children across New York and beyond.