Popular Disney songs for kids | Fun Disney songs

Aloha e komo mai

“Aloha E Komo Mai” (Japanese Version)

A song from the movie Lilo & Stitch featuring Disney’s popular character Stitch.

Its melody overflows with a tropical vibe that evokes the Hawaiian scenery where the film is set.

The voice of Stitch is performed by voice actor Koichi Yamadera, known for his seven-colored voice.

Stitch even appears in this song! The word “ohana,” meaning family, appears frequently in the lyrics, making it a track that conveys the film’s warm affection.

Everyone wants to be a cat.

The Aristocats ~ Everybody Wants to Be a Cat Japanese

A song from The Aristocats featuring Disney’s beloved character Marie.

The story begins when the butler learns that the owner’s inheritance will go to the elegant cat Duchess and her three kittens, including Marie, and he abandons them to claim the fortune for himself.

O’Malley, a stray cat who tries to rescue Duchess and the kittens, takes them to his place, where his stray cat friends perform this number.

Accompanied by lively instruments, they sing about the joy of being a cat—and how that happiness makes everyone want to be a cat!

You’ve Got a Friend in MeRandy Newman

Randy Newman – You’ve Got a Friend in Me (From “Toy Story 4″/Audio Only)

The warm melody that plays at the start of Disney/Pixar films is a classic that gently embraces viewers’ hearts.

Randy Newman’s composition, themed around irreplaceable friendship, blends elements of country and pop to create an inviting, approachable song.

Included on the soundtrack released in November 1995 and issued as a single the following year, the piece has continued to appear in various arrangements throughout the film series.

In 2002, it was nominated for an Academy Award, cementing its status as one of Disney’s signature songs.

Notable artists such as Michael Bublé have covered it, further expanding its appeal.

It’s a perfect pick when you want to feel the bonds you share with loved ones or be soothed by heartwarming music.

Beyond ~Let's go beyond~ME:I

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

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!

Open the door

Frozen – Love is an open Door [japanese]

You can’t tell just from the song itself, but it’s actually a rare duet between the protagonist and the villain in a Disney movie.

In films made by the production team behind Frozen, there’s often a suspense-like twist waiting at the end, and this is a song that heightens that final surprise by having the hero and the villain sing together.

A New AngleTokyo Disneyland Baymax

[High-Quality Audio/High-Quality Video] Big Hero 6 Baymax Big Brother Edition – Tokyo Disneyland The Happy Ride with Baymax: A New Angle

There are six songs played on the popular attraction “The Happy Ride with Baymax,” each available in three versions: with dialogue, without dialogue, and instrumental.

They’re available for streaming and on CD.

“A New Angle” is also a catchy track, and its lyrics—suggesting new possibilities like “If you spin around and look, you’ll discover a new way of seeing”—are really cool! If you were to choreograph a dance to this song, adding lots of jumps and occasionally swinging your arms wide to the left and right could make it really fun.

It’s a perfect recommendation for younger elementary students, too.

And it’s also great as background music to create a lively mood during recreation time!

What is Christmas?

What's This? (The Nightmare Before Christmas)

It’s an inserted song from the Disney animated film The Nightmare Before Christmas.

When Jack, the Pumpkin King of Halloween Town, opens the door he found in the forest to Christmas Town, he gets pulled in.

Finding himself in a world that’s the complete opposite of Halloween Town, Jack is full of surprises and excitement—you can really feel his bubbling enthusiasm!