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April 30, 2023 by Olga Put Spanish for Kids 0 comments

Spring into Spanish: Top Kids’ Songs for the Season

Springtime is a season of renewal, with flowers blooming, birds chirping, and the weather warming up.

It’s a perfect time for kids to explore the wonders of nature and learn about changing seasons. Everybody seems happier and more receptive. 

What if you use this time to engage with your child as they learn Spanish? And what better way to do it than through the joy of music, nursery rhymes, poems, and spring songs in Spanish? 

So if you’re looking for fun songs, in this article, we will introduce you to some best spring songs in Spanish for kids and explain why they are great choices to teach Spanish.

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Why Learning Spanish Through Music Is a Great Idea?

You must have heard that learning a language with songs and music is an effective method for anybody, regardless of age. Still, we must admit that kids enjoy it in a special way.

Music obviously makes language learning fun but not only that. Learning through singing improves pronunciation, increases vocabulary, and provides a wonderful introduction to the culture.

Springtime songs for kids in Spanish are particularly useful as they can teach about the season and its related specific words and make your child enjoy catchy tunes and dance movements. 

Without further ado, let’s dive into our top picks for spring songs in Spanish for kids. 

Spring is here!

Top Spanish Kids’ Songs About Spring

1. La Primavera (Spring) by AglaE

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La Primavera (The Spring) is a song with lyrics that celebrate the arrival of spring, the most beautiful season of the year. It combines music, movement, and spring vocabulary in a joyful way.

It definitely fosters a positive attitude toward learning Spanish!

The kids will learn how in spring, the flowers regain color, animals are in a good mood, the sun shines brightly, and birds sing their songs.

The song conveys joy and excitement as the butterflies fly happily, the clouds are no longer sad, and the rabbits jump with excitement. 

The song’s upbeat melody and chorus make it fun and engaging for kids, encouraging them to dance and move. 

The repetition of phrases and simple vocabulary related to spring, animals, and nature makes it accessible for children just starting to learn the language. 

It is a great song to introduce vocabulary related to the spring season. 

2. Cucú Cantaba la Rana (Cuckoo Sang the Frog), by Toycantando

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“Cucú, Cantaba la Rana” is a classic Spanish nursery rhyme often associated with springtime.

It tells a story of a frog singing cucú, a sound that supposedly Spanish-speaking frogs make under the water.

The lyrics describe different characters, such as a man with a cape and a hat, a lady with a long dress, and a sailor selling rosemary passing by the frog.

The song is repetitive and has a simple vocabulary making it an excellent resource for teaching basic vocabulary related to animals, clothing, and emotions.

It naturally encourages kids to sing and dance along!

3. Dos Orugitas (Two Caterpillars), by Sebastián Yatra (From Encanto)

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This is probably my daughters’ favorite. 

“Dos Orugitas” is a song by Sebastián Yatra from the Disney animated movie “Encanto.” 

The lyrics of “Dos Oruguitas” tell the story of two caterpillars who are friends and dream of becoming butterflies.

The song beautifully conveys the theme of friendship, growth, and transformation, which is often associated with the spring season when nature comes to life after winter.

The song has simple and repetitive phrases that are easy for kids to understand and sing along to. My girls sing it all the time!

Practicing Spanish vocabulary related to insects, nature, and emotions is fun.

4. El Pollito Amarillo (The Yellow Chicken), by Leoncito Alado

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This popular Spanish song tells the story of a little yellow chick. 

The song is a playful and catchy tune that captures the innocence and joy of springtime when baby animals are born.

It can be used to reach Spanish vocabulary related to animals, colors, body parts, and emotions. The lyrics are repetitive, and the melody is simple, making it easy for young learners to learn and sing along.

5. La Primavera 

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This is a cheerful bilingual song that celebrates the arrival of spring in both Spanish and English. The lyrics highlight various elements of spring, such as bees flying from flower to flower and the warmth of the sun. 

It’s an excellent resource for English-speaking kids learning Spanish as it reinforces the vocabulary related to springtime.

As the kids listen to the same lyrics in English and Spanish, they don’t even realize they are learning a new language. 

Sing Your Way into Spring with Top Kids’ Songs in Spanish

Spring is a beautiful season full of life, and incorporating Spring songs in Spanish can be a fantastic way to engage your kid in language learning or even help yourself to refresh your Spanish!

As you can see, there are plenty of catchy tunes about flowers and animals to choose from when it comes to spring songs in Spanish.

These songs not only help improve pronunciation and increase vocabulary but also provide awesome, great family time to enjoy with your kids. 

And if you need more Spanish songs to sing along to, look at these amazingly popular Spanish songs for kindergarten. 

Hopefully, the spring songs in Spanish I mentioned here will make learning the language more enjoyable for your little ones. Your kids can sing along, dance to the rhythm, and immerse themselves in the language without even realizing it. 

Remember, learning a new language should be a fun and exciting experience for kids, and music is a powerful tool that can make it enjoyable and memorable.

So, go ahead and “spring” into Spanish with these delightful spring songs for kids!

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Olga Put
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I'm a Spanish philologist, teacher, and freelance writer with a Master's degree in Humanities from Madrid. I speak Polish, Spanish, and English fluently, and want to get better in Portuguese and German. A lover of literature, and Mexican spicy cuisine, I've lived in Poland, Spain, and Mexico and I'm currently living and teaching in Madeira, Portugal.
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