Christmas Carols in Spanish ๐ŸŽ„

The BEST Christmas Carols in Spanish

La Navidad estรก muy cerca (Christmas is close) and we are ready para reunirnos con la familia (to get together with family) y comer muy rico (and eat deliciously). Y, obviamente, mientras disfrutamos de la cena de Navidad (and obviously, while we enjoy the Christmas dinner), we must have a cool playlist in the background with our favorite Christmas songs or, as we call them in Spanish, villancicos.ย 

In this article, I will give you 5 villancicos you can listen to on your favorite music platform and why not, add them to your playlist during these holidays?

#1 Mi burrito sabanero

This may be translated as โ€œMy little Donkey from Savannahโ€, and I remember dancing to this song in one of the Christmas shows we had to do in primary school… it was so much fun!

I think this is more of a children’s song, but it is catchy and a great way to enhance your Spanish over Christmas.

#2 Los peces en el rรญo

This could be translated as โ€œThe fish in the riverโ€. 

Guys, many Christmas songs are related to la virgen Marรญa (Virgin Mary), el niรฑo Jesรบs (baby Jesus) and of course, Los Pastores (shepherds), so it is pretty normal you hear these nouns often in a Christmas song.

#3 El niรฑo del tambor

โ€œThe little drummer boyโ€, a song that has been adapted to many genres and, personally, I like it very much.ย 

Anyway, for the last two, I have added two songs to make you stand up to sing and dance at the same time because, if you have been following me, you already know that me encanta bailar (I love to dance).

#4 Ven a cantar

This song gets you in the mood and I think that it is perfecta if you want to have una Feliz Navidad (a Merry Christmas).ย 

This song is very popular and itโ€™s also completely bilingual, so it might be on your playlist already. However, to end this lesson, I gathered the Jingle Bell Rock Spanish version so you can actually practice con un ritmo (with a rhythm) that you already know.ย 

#5 Navidad Rock

ยกQuiere cantar mi corazรณn! (My heart wants to sing!) 

The Spanish version is called Navidad Rock, and the lyrics are quite understandable. 

So, teacher tip: Read the lyrics, so you can get familiar with the words and then let yourself go in singing these songs this Christmas.

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Mis amigos, you now have a list of 5 canciones (songs) that you can play with your familia y amigos (family and friends) and enjoy una Feliz Navidad in Spanish. Do you have any other songs that you would like to share with the other Spring Spanish students? Then, let me know in the comments below!

I wish you felices fiestas (happy holidays) and remember if you are serious about learning Spanish, you can make one of your New Yearโ€™s resolutions to mejorar tu espaรฑol (improve your Spanish). 

You can start by watching our Free Spanish training to discover the 4-step method we use with students in the Spring Spanish Academy to make fluent sentences roll off their tongueโ€ฆ without memorizing words and grammar rules!

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