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Founded by Nashville-based singer-songwriter, teaching artist, and mentor Rachel Rodriguez, Songs for My Little Amigos is rooted in the belief that music is a powerful tool for early childhood education, storytelling, and cultural connection.
Our Roots & Mission
Rachel’s musical journey began early, raised singing traditional mariachi and country music in her father’s band. Today, she brings that rich heritage and lifelong passion into schools, libraries, and arts organizations across Nashville and beyond.
Our programs and creative projects are designed to:
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Celebrate Culture: Honoring Latino heritage and diverse traditions through bilingual music, movement, and storytelling.
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Build Community: Bringing families, classrooms, and neighborhoods together in shared musical experiences.
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Inspire Young Learners: Encouraging children to explore their world, express themselves creatively, and understand their local history with curiosity and confidence.
Beyond the Classroom
In addition to interactive live programming, our work extends into books, original music, and educational resources that families and educators can enjoy together. From bilingual programming to celebrating cultural landmarks, such as our recent collaboration on the children’s picture book Music City Museums, we strive to create meaningful artistic resources that make learning an adventure.
Join us as we sing, learn, and grow together!
