Disney songs recommended for birthdays!

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!

Nice to meet you, hello (How Do You Do and Shake Hands)

English Learning: Alice in Wonderland 05 – Alice in Wonderland 05 – Tweedledee and Tweedledum

This is the song that the peculiar twins Dee and Dum sing as a greeting to Alice in Alice in Wonderland.

It’s a very short song, but how about using or singing it when you ask the birthday star to introduce themselves? It’s a tune that seems perfect for bringing everyone even closer together throughout the birthday party.

Sparkle — Believing in the Shine

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

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.

Sugar Rush

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

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.

You and My Mom (Your Mother And Mine)

You and My Mom (Peter Pan)

This is the song Wendy sang to the children of Neverland in Peter Pan.

It has a warm message that says, “Mama loves you very much,” and it’s a perfect song to sing with lots of love for small children or babies on their birthdays.

My name Is Panchito

My name is Panchito Japanese edition

It’s a cheerful song sung by one of Donald’s friends, the red bird Panchito.

The lyrics are fast so I can’t tell what he’s saying, but the South American-style music has a nice vibe.

It might go over well if you want to have a bright, lively birthday party, or if you have a foreign friend from South America.

The Second Star to the Right

Peter Pan 2 – Second Star to the Right [Japanese]

This is a song used in Peter Pan.

In the film, the title comes from the idea that the “second star to the right” points to Neverland, where one can remain a child forever.

It’s a romantic song from a fairy-tale world.