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Disney songs recommended for birthdays!

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Introducing recommended Disney songs for birthdays! From theme songs and insert songs from beloved classics that everyone knows to popular tracks played at events, we’ve gathered the perfect tunes to brighten any birthday.

If the birthday star loves Disney, you’ll want to set the mood with a playlist of Disney songs.

In that case, be sure to make use of this article.

Create a memorable and wonderful birthday party with Disney songs full of dreams and hope!

Disney songs that cast magic on your birthday (31–40)

Beyond ~Let's go beyond~ME:I

Moana 2 Japanese end song “Beyond ~Let’s Go Beyond~” performed by ME:I - Special Vocal Video

Beyond ~Let's go beyond~ ME:I

This is the song chosen as the Japanese end theme for the Disney animated film Moana and the Legend of the Sea 2.

It’s performed by the girl group ME:I, formed through a survival audition program.

With a grand, uplifting atmosphere, it’s a heart-stirring number whose lyrics reflect the film’s world, depicting Moana’s new adventure.

The expansive, powerful vocals elevate it to a deeply moving piece.

Be sure to enjoy it along with the movie!

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Sparkle — Believing in the Shine

[MV] May J. / Sparkle — Believe in the Radiance (from “May J. sings Disney,” released 2015-11-04)

Sparkle — Believing in the Shine

This song, included on the Disney cover album sung by May J.

, is a truly wonderful track whose clear, pure vocals resonate in the heart.

It might also be lovely to play it as background music at a birthday party in the evening.

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Sugar Rush

Sugar Rush (From “Wreck-It Ralph”/Soundtrack Version)

Sugar Rush

This is the Japanese insert song and ending theme for Wreck-It Ralph.

It’s an encouraging song that inspires you to keep moving forward no matter what path lies ahead.

With its fast tempo, catchy rhythm, and easy-to-remember repeating lyrics that everyone can sing along to, it’s sure to hype up any birthday celebration.

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Where You Should Be (Where You Are)

Where You Are (From “Moana”/Sing-Along)

Where You Should Be (Where You Are)

It’s an insert song from “Moana.” The warm lyrics remind you of the importance of the place where you were born and the gratitude of being who you are because of your family.

With its upbeat melody, it’s a track you can listen to with excitement.

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Casey Junior

Casey Junior (Dumbo)

Casey Junior

It’s a song from Dumbo.

The circus troupe’s lively rhythm makes it perfect for birthdays.

It’s sure to get everyone excited if you play it as background music at a child’s birthday party.

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Disney songs that put magic on birthdays (41–50)

King Triton's Concert

The Little Mermaid – Daughters Of Triton (Japanese 1989)

King Triton's Concert

This is an insert song sung at King Triton’s birthday party, the father in The Little Mermaid.

It’s a very short tune, but how about singing it when the birthday star makes their entrance? If you turn it into a parody version or add applause at the end, the birthday party might become even more exciting.

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Two Worlds

Two Worlds (Tarzan)

Two Worlds

An insert song from Tarzan.

Tarzan and his family were swept into the jungle, but they resolved to live strongly there while protecting their family.

The song conveys that message.

It’s a recommended track for families with strong bonds.

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