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Hi Miguel,
Aside from whether or not this is good for your SEO, you should also consider whether or not this is good for your customers. Based on a loose translation, it seems that this content would provide little to no helpful value for your users, so it's safe to assume Google would treat it the same way.
Instead, focus on developing more comprehensive content that clearly explains the products you offer and the reasons for purchasing these products from your site vs. one of your competitors.
You definitely came to the right place if you are learning SEO - and you should definitely check out Moz's beginner's guide to SEO or Google's keyword stuffing guidelines.
Good luck!
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