Stop studying
Spanish
alone.

La Tribu is a small-group Spanish speaking program where you practise with real people, guided by Mónica.

Real people. Zero pressure. Limited places.

Your Spanish Speaking Roadmap, $38 USD (approx. 38 EUR / 33 GBP)
Not a trial lesson. We assess how you speak today, find what’s holding you back and build your personalised roadmap. If you join the program, the $38 is deducted in full.

This is for you if… you’re tired of learning alone.

You know that moment when someone speaks to you in Spanish… 

and every word disappears?

 

You smile.
You panic.
You say “sorry?” three times.

That’s not because you’re bad at languages.
It’s because you’ve been practising alone.

Apps, videos and vocabulary lists can help — but they don’t talk back.
Real conversations have no pause button, no subtitles, no little owl cheering you on.

You need people.

People who speak the language you’re learning.
People who are learning your language too.
People who understand the awkward pauses, the mistakes, and the “wait… how do I say this?” moments.

That’s La TRibu.

 

What is La Tribu?

Each week you get:

  • One story in video or audio
  • Useful vocabulary and sentences
  • A simple task and a small speaking challenge for the live class
  • One live small-group conversation class
  • Access to a small group chat on WhatsApp
  • Recordings and materials if you miss a session

Any level. Based on stories and culture, not grammar drills.

When we meet

Every Thursday at 3 PM Madrid time, online on Zoom, for 12 weeks.

Only join if you’re ready to show up.

You don’t need to speak perfectly. You don’t even need to speak much at the beginning.

You can listen. You can try one sentence. You can use Spanglish. You can make mistakes.
But you do need to show up and try.

This is not for perfect people. It’s for committed people.

How to join

Step 2: The Group Program, $299 USD (approx. 275 EUR / 235 GBP) · 12 weeks
If you join, the $38 from your Roadmap is deducted in full.

Three months ago, you were sitting at a terrace in Malasaña, nodding along to a conversation you didn't fully understand.
Smiling at the right moments. Laughing half a second after everyone else. Now it's Sunday. You're at a bar in La Latina, the kind with sticky floors and napkins everywhere — and someone cracks a joke in Spanish. You get it. Before anyone explains it. You answer back. They laugh. You laugh. Not because you translated it in your head. Because you just… got it. You're not visiting Madrid anymore. You're living it. That's what happens when you stop studying a language and start speaking it with real people.
People who are figuring it out too. People who become your tribu.

What you’ll work on

  • Why making mistakes is essential, not optional
  • How to survive a conversation when you don’t know the words
  • How to train your ear for accents and fast talkers
  • How to say more with fewer words
  • How to bring a bit of Spanish into your day without “studying”
  • Why chasing perfection keeps you quiet

Now imagine yourself in a few months…

Maybe you’re on a Caribbean beach, chatting with locals while you order another mojito.

Maybe you’re wandering a street market on the other side of the planet with your favourite person.

Or maybe you’re sitting down with a tapa and a sangria in front of Gaudí’s work, and you understand the table next to you.

Whatever you’re dreaming of, in a few months you’re ready.

— Monica Bernabe Perez