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Taylor Swift – Shake It Off

Taylor Swift’s song is hugely popular as a dance track that both kids and adults can enjoy.

Released in 2014, the song debuted as the lead single from the album 1989.

It features a poppy melody and a catchy rhythm, with an impressive saxophone sound.

The lyrics emphasize the importance of living true to yourself without worrying about what others think.

Whether kids are great at dancing or not, it’s a fun song everyone can dance to, making it perfect for events like sports days and school performances.

Let’s get moving with lots of energy!

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Andrea Bocelli, Sarah Brightman – Time To Say Goodbye (Live From Teatro Del Silenzio, Italy / 2007)

This is a majestic and beautiful piece in which the voices of Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli and British soprano Sarah Brightman blend together.

The song expresses, with a hopeful melody, a departure toward a new world that lies beyond a farewell to a loved one.

Sung by various artists around the globe, it is also known in Japan as the theme song of the film Amalfi: Rewards of the Goddess.

Its overwhelming harmonies will soothe a baby’s heart and gently lead them into a comfortable sleep.

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Problem Dance

With her cute looks, Ariana Grande is hugely popular among children as well.

Ariana often sings soul- and R&B-centered songs with a deep, soaring voice that you wouldn’t expect from her petite frame, but her dance-style tracks are also popular.

Since her choreography isn’t sharply intense, it’s perfect for kids’ dance recitals.

As for the song “Problem,” judging by the music video, there aren’t many dance segments, so it should be easy to adapt the choreography for children.

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Auli’i Cravalho – How Far I’ll Go (from Moana/Official Video)

Born as the theme song of a Disney animated film, this masterpiece is distinguished by a moving melody that blends power and delicacy.

It beautifully captures the protagonist’s inner conflict and determination as they confront their destiny and take a first step into the unknown.

Auliʻi Cravalho’s expressive vocals further elevate the film’s world.

Included on the album “Moana: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack,” released in November 2016, it won Best Song Written for Visual Media at the 60th Grammy Awards.

It’s a reassuring song that gently gives you a push when you need the courage to move toward your dreams or to take a new step forward.

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Becky G – Shower

It’s a perfect song for the lively, high-spirited atmosphere of children.

It brightly captures the exhilaration of falling in love, and its catchy refrain leaves a strong impression.

Released in April 2014, it gained popularity in many countries, reaching No.

16 on the Billboard chart.

Becky G’s clear, soaring vocals and the refreshing melody are sure to win children’s hearts.

Its fun, pop vibe makes you want to dance at school plays and performances.

If everyone sings and dances together, it will surely become a wonderful memory.

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Björk – Joga

Opening in a solemn atmosphere, this song is “Jóga,” released in 1997 by the Icelandic singer-songwriter Björk.

It’s a beautiful piece where her vocals and the strings harmonize exquisitely.

While not a bright song, Björk’s expansive voice, like gentle waves, is soothing.

She wrote it inspired by her own experience of being deeply moved by human vitality.

It’s a song that conveys the strength of life—one you’d want to play for a baby.

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Britney Spears – Ooh La La (From The Smurfs 2)

This became the theme song for the second film in the Smurfs series, which portrays the adventures of the small, adorable blue fairies known as Smurfs.

Britney, who sings this track, said she prepared it for her sons, and both of her boys and her niece appear in the music video.

The sound is upbeat and makes kids feel excited, so why not try dancing with the Smurfs like in the video?