First published in 1992 by LGF in the "Livre de Poche - Méthode 90" collection, L'espagnol d'aujourd'hui en 90 leçons et en 90 jours (Book + cassettes or CD-Audio) replaced an older L'espagnol en 90 leçons et en 90 jours. It was followed in 1995 by a CD-Rom adaptation designed by Studio Multimedia, with the simplified title L'espagnol d'aujourd'hui en 90 leçons, which is the core of this news. I didn't scan the 1992 book because it can be found at a very cheap price and, anyway, all the dialogs and explanations are on the CD-Rom as well. The second CD-Rom (lessons 51 to 90) is missing however.

These 90 progressive lessons will make a beginner able to reach an advanced level in about 3 months.

Each lesson is organized into three sections:
- A lively dialogue that you can listen, understand, and repeat (sentence by sentence or word for word).
- A grammar section which gives details on the new structures introduced in the lesson.
- And an exercises section: understanding, answers to questions on the text, verbs study, pronunciation, etc.

This CD-ROM method is the only one that pronounces and translates all words (15 000 words) in their dialog context, in addition to all the texts and exercises.