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Learn Spanish with Traditional Nursery Rhymes
Learn Spanish with Traditional Nursery Rhymes

Spanish Nursery Rhymes: Sing & Learn with Traditional Tunes!

In a world where languages intertwine and cultures merge, the significance of Spanish Nursery Rhymes in raising bilingual children has blossomed into an endeavor of paramount importance. Not only a delightful part of our Latinx culture but also a vital tool for linguistic development, these rhymes offer more than mere academic achievement; they form a bridge to a cultural connection that transcends borders, crafting global citizens who appreciate the richness of diversity.

Delighted to share this treasured element on our linguistic journey, we dive into the vibrant world of Spanish Nursery Rhymes. Far more than simple melodies, these timeless treasures play a crucial role in language development, unfolding a colorful kaleidoscope of cultural insights. Captivating for both young minds and adults, they serve not merely as a pathway for learning words but also as a joyous exploration of the rich cultural tapestry from which they spring.

Spanish Nursery Rhymes: An Educational Tool for Language Learning

These catchy tunes aren't just ear candy, they are more than just music – they're educational powerhouses. Spanish Nursery Rhymes are like the superhero costumes of the language-learning world, helping your kids conquer the linguistic challenges that come their way.

Research shows that children exposed to bilingual nursery rhymes exhibit better language comprehension, vocabulary retention, and cognitive abilities. These songs build a bridge between languages, transforming the potentially daunting journey of language learning into a delightful adventure.

So, picture this: your little one giggling, clapping, and singing along to Spanish Nursery Rhymes. It's not just entertainment; it's a doorway to a world of possibilities. It's a chance for them to immerse themselves in culture and languages.

The Top Spanish Nursery Rhymes Everyone Loves

Today, we're delighted to share some of our cherished Spanish Nursery Rhymes, available on our YouTube Channel. These enchanting melodies transport us to the beautiful memories of our own childhood and provide young learners with a wonderful introduction to the beauty of the Spanish language, all while having a great time.

La Vaca Lechera

"La Vaca Lechera" is an all-time hispanic classic song for kids that talks about a milking cow that is unique and different.

La Vaca Lechera Lyrics in Spanish

Tengo una vaca lechera
No es una vaca cualquiera
Me da leche condensada
Ay qué vaca tan salada
Tolón tolón, tolón tolón
Tolón tolón, tolón tolón

Mi vaca no es una oveja
Es una vaca muy vieja
Con la leche de mi vaca
Hago dulces en mi casa
Tolón tolón, tolón tolón
Tolón tolón, tolón tolón

Mi vaca no es una cabra
Es una vaca muy sabia
Ella camina en el campo
Come mucho mucho pasto
Tolón tolón, tolón tolón
Tolón tolón, tolón tolón

La Vaca Lechera Lyrics in English

My cow is extraordinary
She gives me unusual dairy
Maybe sweet or maybe salty
But I don't believe she's faulty
Ding a ling, ding a ling
Ding a ling, ding a ling

I really adore my cow
Every day she makes me say "wow!", "wow!"
I can make ice cream and butter
She's a cow like no other
Ding a ling, Ding a ling
Ding a ling, ding a ling

I make my favorite cheese
With her milk it's such a breeze
When I eat it with some crackers
On her head I like to pat her
Ding a ling, Ding a ling
Ding a ling, ding a ling

La Vaca Lechera Bilingual Version (English & Spanish)

Sol Solecito

"Sol Solecito" captures the joy of sunny days, expanding their vocabulary to add some astronomy words such as: sun, stars, planets and moon. 

Sol Solecito Lyrics in Spanish

Sol solecito
Caliéntame un poquito
Hoy y mañana
Y toda la semana

Luna lunera
Cascabelera
Que si estas triste
Ella te alegra

Estrellas brillando
La noche iluminando
Ellas son la cura
Para una noche oscura 

Planetas girando
A lo lejos orbitando
¡Es tan inmenso
Nuestro universo! 

Sol Solecito Lyrics in English

Sun, sun, little sun
Won't you warm us one by one?
Today and tomorrow
And the day after tomorrow

Moon, moon, lovely moon
Shining over the lagoon
If you're ever feeling sad
She will make you really glad

Stars, stars, oh so high
Won't you brighten up the sky?
Bring your twinkly shiny light
To the dark and gloomy night

Planets, planets far away
Glowing in the Milky Way
This universe of ours
Is so big and full of power

Sol Solecito Bilingual Version (English & Spanish)

Cinco Elefantes

"Cinco elefantes" is a traditional children’s song that makes counting fun and interactive, enhancing numeracy skills.

Cinco Elefantes Lyrics in Spanish

Un elefante se balanceaba
Sobre la tela de una araña
Como veía que resistía
Fueron a llamar a otro elefante

Y ahora vamos a sumar elefantes
Uno más uno son
Dos elefantes se balanceaban
Sobre la tela de una araña
Como veían que resistía
Fueron a llamar a otro elefante

Dos más uno son
Tres elefantes se balanceaban
Sobre la tela de una araña
Como veían que resistía
Fueron a llamar a otro elefante

Tres más uno son
Cuatro elefantes se balanceaban
Sobre la tela de una araña
Como veían que resistía
Fueron a llamar a otro elefante

Cuatro más uno son
Cinco elefantes se balanceaban
Sobre la tela de una araña
Como veían que resistía
Fueron a llamar a otro elefante

Cinco Elefantes Lyrics in English

Uh, the spider web
Can't hold them much longer
Let's bring some elephants
Down by subtracting

Five little elephants short and gray
Played on a spider's web one day
The web was breaking, started shaking
An elephant jumped
It was earthshaking

Five minus one is
Four little elephants short and gray
Played on a spider's web one day
The web was breaking, started shaking
An elephant jumped
It was earthshaking

Four minus one is
Three little elephants short and gray
Played on a spider's web one day
The web was breaking, started shaking
An elephant jumped
It was earthshaking

Three minus one is
Two little elephants short and gray
Played on a spider's web one day
The web was breaking, started shaking
An elephant jumped
It was earthshaking

Two minus one is
One little elephant short and gray
Played on a spider's web one day
The web was breaking, started shaking
An elephant jumped
It was earthshaking
And he climbed down all by himself

Cinco Elefantes Bilingual Version (English & Spanish)

Pin Pon

"Pin Pon" weaves a relatable character into daily routines, building language patterns. It talks about daily activities like brushing our teeth, combing our hair and introduces a fun friend that kids like to be with and enjoy spending time with: Pin Pon.

Pin Pon Lyrics in Spanish

Pin Pon es un muñeco, 
muy guapo y de cartón, 
Y se lava su cara con agua y con jabón.

Pin Pon siempre se peina con peine de marfil, 
Y aunque se da tirones
No llora ni hace así: ¡uuuuu! 

Pin Pon tiene una esponja para el sucio lavar.
Después todo su cuerpo calientito a secar. 
Pin pon toma su ducha
eso lo hace feliz. 
Se cepilla los dientes
y se sonríe así: ¡chiiiisss!

Pin Pon toma mi mano con un fuerte apretón
Que quiero ser tu amigo

Pin Pon Pin Pon Pin Pon Pin Pon Pin Pon 

Pin Pon Lyrics in English

Pin Pon is such a handsome 
Little cardboard doll
He loves to wash his face
Water, soap and all

Pin Pon uses an ivory comb 
To comb his tangled hair 
And even though it hurts
He never cries or wails “oooh”

Pin Pon uses a sponge 
To wash the dirt and grime 
And then uses a towel
to get nice warm and dry

Pin Pon gets in the shower
He loves to get all clean
He brushes all his teeth 
And smiles wide for me “cheese” 

Pin Pon when you are with me 
I never feel alone
I want to be your best friend

Pin Pon Pin Pon Pin Pon Pin Pon Pin Pon 

Pin Pon Bilingual Version (English & Spanish)

Que Llueva Que Llueva

"Que llueva que llueva" invites rain to come and happen, while painting a vivid picture of rain's magic and the beauty of nature. It also teaches the different seasons to the kids in both English and Spanish. 

Que Llueva Que Llueva Lyrics in Spanish

Que llueva, que llueva 
la ardilla está en la cueva
Los pajaritos cantan
Las nubes se levantan

Que sí, que no, 
Que caiga un chaparrón, 
¡Con agua y jabón 
con azúcar y limón! 

Que siga lloviendo 
Los pájaros corriendo
Las estaciones pasan 
Comienzan y se acaban

¿Y qué dijiste antes?
¡Las estaciones!

En la primavera es verde la pradera
En el otoño las hojas caen y vuelan 
En el verano en la playa yo me baño
Pero en invierno yo me abrigo y me duermo

Que sí, que no, 
Que caiga un chaparrón
¡Con agua y jabón
con azúcar y limón!

Que Llueva Que Llueva Lyrics in English

Let it rain, let it rain,
Squirrel is hiding in her cave
Birdies singing sweetly
Clouds are rising neatly 

Say yes, say no, 
Here comes a thunderstorm!
A flash of light, a bang
Let’s stay nice and warm! 

Raindrops are falling
Birdies run and hide
Seasons come and go
And I don’t mind 

What did you say before?
The seasons! 

In the springtime I love to sing and play 
In the summertime I swim in the bay
In autumn leaves fall slowly
And in the winter it’s cold and very snowy 

Say yes, say no, 
Here comes the thunderstorm! 
A flash of light, a bang
Let’s all stay nice and warm!

Que Llueva Que Llueva Bilingual Version (English & Spanish)

En la Granja de mi Tío

"En la granja de mi tío" takes your kids on a farm adventure, acquainting them with animal sounds. They can learn how different animals are called and expand their vocabulary. From the most traditional pet: the dog, to a real farm animal like a cow. 

En la Granja de mi Tío Lyrics in Spanish

En la granja de mi tío IA IA O
Hay una vaca que hace muuu IA IA O
Una vaca aquí, una vaca allá
Un mu aquí, un mu allá

En la granja de mi tío IA IA O
Hay un perro que hace guau IA IA O
Con un perro aquí, un guau allá 
Una vaca aquí, un mu allá

En la granja de mi tío IA IA O
Hay un pollito que hace pío IA IA O
Un pollito aquí, un pío allá
Un perro aquí, un guau allá 
Una vaca aquí, un mu allá 
IA IA O

En la granja de mi tío IA IA O
Hay un cerdo que hace oink IA IA O
Con un cerdo aquí, un oink allá
Un pollito aquí, un pío allá
Un perro aquí, un guau allá 
Una vaca aquí, un mu allá

En la granja de mi tío IA IA O

En la Granja de mi Tío Lyrics in English

My old uncle had a farm E I E I O
And on the farm he had a cow E I E I O
There's a cow here, and a cow there
Here is a moo, and a moo there

My old uncle had a farm E I E I O
And on the farm he had a dog E I E I O
There's a dog here, and a woof woof there
Here is a cow, and a moo there

My old uncle had a farm E I E I O
And on that farm he had chick E I E I O
There's a chick here, and a peep peep there
There's a dog here, and a woof woof there
Here is a cow, and a moo there 
E I E I O

My old uncle had a farm E I E I O
And on that farm he had pig E I E I O
There's a pig here, and an oink there
There's a chick here, and a peep peep there
There's a dog here, and a woof woof there
Here is  a cow, and a moo there

My old uncle had a farm E I E I O
E I E I - O

En la Granja de mi Tío Bilingual Version (English & Spanish)

A la Víbora de la Mar

"A la víbora de la mar" encourages dancing and singing in circles, enhancing coordination and social interaction while preserving a traditional dance. Kids can follow the instructions that the lyrics sing in a fun way to play and dance. 

A la Víbora de la Mar Lyrics in Spanish

A la víbora de la mar 
Por aquí podrán pasar
Los de adelante corren mucho 
Y los de atrás se quedarán 

A la víbora de la mar 
Por aquí podrán pasar
Los de adelante comen frutas  
Los de atrás se quedarán

Una señorita que frutas vendía
Ciruela, manzana
Mango y mandarina 
Una señorita que frutas vendía
Banana o melón
Durazno o piña

Qué buena! Qué buena! 
Qué buena está la fiesta
Qué buena! Qué buena! 
Qué buena está la fiesta  
  
Campanita de oro déjame pasar
El que no coma fruta atrás se quedará
Tras tras tras tras 

Será ciruela será manzana 
Será el mango o mandarina
Será durazno o quizás la piña
Piña, piña, piña 
Piña, piña, piña 

A la Víbora de la Mar Lyrics in English

Oh the serpent of the sea 
Swimming fast and swimming free
If you want to have some fun 
To the front you'll have to run 

Oh the serpent of the sea 
Swimming fast and swimming free
If you want to have some fun 
To the front you'll have to run

A lady selling fruit
The best I've ever seen 
Plums, apples, mangoes and tangerines

She saw that I was hungry
And offered me some more
Bananas, melons, peaches, pineapples galore! 

Hooray! Hooray! 
Let's dance the day away!
Hooray! Hooray! 
Let's dance the day away! 

Little golden bell won't you let us through?
Everyone has eaten a piece of fruit
Fruit, fruit, fruit, fruit 

Maybe plums, or maybe apples or
Maybe mangoes, or tangerines 
Peach, or pineapple, just for me
Just for me, me, me! 
Just for me, me, me!

A la Víbora de la Mar Bilingual Version (English & Spanish)

Arroz con Leche

"Arroz con leche" talks about family, traditions and culture. It’s a fun song that has been heard and shared for many decades in hispanic countries. 

Arroz con Leche Lyrics in Spanish

Arroz con leche me quiero casar 
Con una señorita de la capital 
Que sepa coser que sepa bordar 
Que ponga la mesa en su santo lugar 

Yo soy la señorita la hija del rey 
Me quiero casar y no hallo con quien 
Contigo si, contigo no
Contigo mi vida me casaré yo

Aquí la familia que tengo yo 
A todos los quiero pues son lo mejor 
Papá y mamá y mi hermano mayor 
Y tengo a una hermana que toca el tambor 

Arroz con leche me quiero casar 
Con una señorita de la capital 
Que sepa coser que sepa bordar 
Que ponga la mesa en su santo lugar 

Arroz con leche Lyrics in English

I want to marry a girl so kind 
A young and pretty lady a city bride 
She'll know how to sew she'll know how to mend 
She'll set a lovely table and be my best friend

I am the young lady, your fiancée 
My father, the king will give me away 
To you I will, to you I won't 
To you my darling I'll give my love 

I have a wonderful family 
Our home is filled with joy and glee 
Father, mother, sister and brother 
We all stick together and love one another 

I want to marry a girl so kind 
A young and pretty lady a city bride 
She'll know how to sew she'll know how to mend 
She'll set a lovely table and be my best friend
She'll set a lovely table and sit at the end

Arroz con Leche Bilingual Version (English & Spanish)

El Barquito Chiquitico

"Barquito chiquitico" tells the story of a tiny boat that could not sail, introducing nautical terms and nurturing storytelling. It can even be told as a story of patience and perseverance. 

El Barquito Chiquitico Lyrics in Spanish

Había una vez un barquito chiquitico
Había una vez un barquito chiquitico
Había una vez un barquito chiquitico
Que no podía, que no podía navegar

Pasaron una, dos, tres, cuatro semanas
Pasaron una, dos, tres, cuatro semanas
Pasaron una, dos, tres, cuatro semanas
Y no podía, y no podía navegar
¡Oh, no!

Porque su vela estaba un poco rota
Porque el timón no sirve, ya no rota
Porque tenía un hueco y ya no flota
Y no podía, y no podía navegar

El Barquito Chiquitico Lyrics in English

And there was once a tiny little sailboat
And there was once a tiny little sailboat
And there was once a tiny little sailboat

That couldn’t sail, couldn’t sail, couldn’t sail
Even after one, two, three, four weeks went by 
Even after one, two, three, four weeks went by 
Even after one, two, three, four weeks went by 
It couldn’t sail, couldn’t sail, couldn’t sail
Oh, no!

The sail is torn in our poor little sailboat
The steering wheel became rusty and old
And with a hole it cannot even float
It couldn’t sail, couldn’t sail, couldn’t sail
It couldn’t sail, couldn’t sail, couldn’t sail

El Barquito Chiquitico Bilingual Version (English & Spanish)

In a nutshell, teaching your kids Spanish nursery rhymes isn't just about language, bilingual nursery rhymes hold a magical key to a child's language development and cultural appreciation. These songs transcend language barriers, fostering connections that last a lifetime.

As parents, embrace the enchanting world of Spanish nursery rhymes and watch your child's language skills bloom with joy. Feppy offers a way to make learning fun, engaging, and impactful.