He shares positive messages that range from immigration themes ( Mi Padre Fue Un Trabajador Migrante) to friendship and manners ( Mi Amigo Paul), that also work in learning topics. UNO, DOS, TRES CON ANDRÉSġ23 Andrés shares with us a wide range of musical styles (salsa, bachata, mariachi, Latin pop and more), in a bilingual format that families will love. I love that the songs are a little more than simply chanting a list of words, but keep the language simple enough to be comprehensible for beginners. This collection is perfect for young kids learning the basics like colors, days of the week, and greetings. ANA CALABRESEĪna Calabrese has put together a wonderful album specifically for Spanish learners, Short + Fun Spanish Beats. There’s everything from lullabies to vallenato-inspired to reggaton-ish songs, in a mix of Spanish and English. I totally have a soft spot for Colombian artists, and Nathalia’s music has that rich, lyrical, range of sound that takes me to my happy place. Sonia de los Santos is another artist which parents can enjoy along with the kids. On ¡Alegría!, a bilingual album for families, “Sonia thought deeply about the elements of her life that bring her joy and tried to capture them in her songs to share with others as she believes that these days it is more important than ever to find reasons to smile and stay grateful.” With a bicultural childhood herself, her albums will especially appeal to Spanglish families like ours. Marta Gomez is another artist covering traditional children’s music in Spanish, and the arrangements in her songs are just as beautiful as her voice– “On her songs, Marta mixes the joy of the Caribbean with the nostalgia of the Andes adding jazz and pop elements, taking the authenticity of South American indigenous folk music into a new realm.” I can have her on in the background all day! SONIA DE LOS SANTOS His two albums below are a nice mix of songs and traditional rhymes in Spanish. His music tends to be just his voice, sung with a clear accent and accompanied with a guitar, which is helpful for Spanish learners just getting to know these songs. José Luis Orozco is an iconic singer for kids, and one of my very favorites. Please let me know if you have an album you love, that I should check out! Here I’ve got a collection of favorite traditional songs and newer songs. Many of the classic and folk songs were new to me a few years ago, and it’s been so fun to learn together with my kids. (And psst… if you have a bilingual baby shower coming, a Spanish board book coupled with a Spanish music CD would be a perfect gift!) SPANISH SONGS FOR KIDS: THE BEST ALBUMS
But sometimes you want a physical or digital album you can turn on in the car or put on in the background, without screens or ads happening. So today I’m sharing a list of Spanish-language albums for families learning together, or creating that rich bilingual atmosphere. If you’re looking for songs in Spanish for kids on YouTube, I’ve got a ton of themed lists. Spanish-speaking culture varies widely across countries, so there’s a rich musical tradition for kids across many genres. "node_modules/browserify/node_modules/browser-pack/_prelude.Inside: The best Spanish songs for kids, in Spanish-music albums.Īs we raise our own kids bilingually, we’ve tried to make our home atmosphere bilingual. That means music on both languages! Since I’m not a native Spanish speaker myself, I’ve always relied on music to put us in touch with Hispanic traditions and authentic language.
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