Disney songs recommended for birthdays!

A Radiant Future (I See the Light)

Shining Future (Tangled)

It’s a song from Tangled.

The composer is Alan Menken, who is known for creating many songs for Disney films.

It’s a hopeful piece sung by the protagonist, Rapunzel, who has been confined in a tower for 18 years and longs for the outside world.

The Twins’ Birthday

Sofia the First – Sisters and Brothers [Japanese]

This is a song from the Disney animated series “Sofia the First,” in the episode titled “A Tale of Two Teams” (Japanese: “Futago no Otanjoubi”).

Because they’re siblings, they can’t always be honest with each other, but how about using this song to express the feeling, “I’m really glad to have a sibling”?

Let It Go ~As I Am~Takako Matsu

Takako Matsu – Let It Go ~Ari no mama de~ (From “Frozen”)

This is the song sung by Queen Elsa, the older sister, in Frozen.

Even now, many women and children say Anna and Elsa are their absolute favorite princesses.

It’s a perfect song to give to any Frozen fan for their birthday.

A Lonely Banquet (Be Our Guest)

Be Our Guest (Beauty and the Beast)

This is an insert song from Beauty and the Beast.

It’s a lively and lavish number in which Lumière the candelabra and many pieces of tableware warmly entertain Belle when she visits the Beast’s castle.

It’s perfect for a scene celebrating the birthday person while enjoying a delicious meal.

If You Weren’t Here (If I Didn’t Have You)

If You’re Not Here (Monsters, Inc.)

This is the theme song from Monsters, Inc.

It’s a fun track where you can enjoy Mike and Sulley’s perfectly synced banter, as if you’re watching the next part of the movie.

It’s a song about friendship, and its message about someone being irreplaceable makes it perfect to dedicate to the birthday star.

HappyPharrell Williams

Pharrell Williams – Happy (Official Video)

It’s a song featured in Despicable Me 2.

In the film, it’s used in a scene where Gru is in high spirits.

The track hit number one in 19 countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Canada, so even people who don’t usually listen to Western pop may have heard it.

The lyrics express a positive message: “No matter what happens, I’m happy—there’s no need to feel down.” It’s a perfect, upbeat choice for a birthday party.

A Spoonful of Sugar

Special Feature of "Saving Mr. Banks" — From "Mary Poppins": "A Spoonful of Sugar"

If you play this song while gathered around sweet treats and cakes, they might taste even better.

Disney’s film Mary Poppins was adapted from the children’s literature by Pamela L.

Travers, a British author from Australia.

It was also the first starring film role for Julie Andrews, who would later go on to star in The Sound of Music.

Julie also sings this song, which serves as the theme song.