[Let's Sing Karaoke!] Popular Disney Songs
Have you ever wanted to sing classic Disney hits at karaoke but couldn’t decide which song to choose? Some tracks are perfect for belting out solo, while others are great for getting the energy up in a duet—Disney music truly has incredible depth.
In this article, we introduce a wide range of Disney songs that are easy to sing at karaoke, along with popular favorites.
Whether you’re confident in your singing or not, you’re sure to find a song you’ll love.
Be sure to try them at your next karaoke session!
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[Let’s Sing at Karaoke!] Popular Disney Songs (31–40)
Fly to Your HeartSelena Gomez
A song from the movie Tinker Bell featuring the popular character Tinker Bell from Peter Pan.
The lyrics portray dreams and hopes that you can fly freely anywhere.
It’s sung by Selena Gomez, who is active both as an actress and a singer.
Her clear, soaring voice perfectly matches Tinker Bell as she flies freely and playfully.
Although the lyrics are in English, they use simple, singable words, so even those who aren’t confident in English or are still learning can enjoy singing along.
Try it at karaoke!
My wishMura Toshihide / Ishimaru Kanji
This is an insert song from Disney’s feature-length animated classic The Hunchback of Notre Dame.
It portrays Quasimodo, the protagonist with a kind heart despite his unattractive appearance, and his yearning for the outside world after being raised in near confinement.
“I want to spend time under the sun like everyone else,” “I want to take a walk along the river at the start of the day, excited for what’s ahead.” Things that are ordinary for most people are unimaginably joyful and out of reach for Quasimodo.
It’s a song whose lyrics alone can break your heart.
Poor PeopleSakkyoku: Alan Menken
A musical number sung by the villain Ursula in The Little Mermaid.
In the Japanese version, the song is performed by Kumiko Mori, who is also active as an opera singer.
In the song, Ursula whispers a devilish temptation to Ariel: if Ariel gives her beautiful voice, she’ll make her human.
Thanks to Kumiko Mori’s vocal power and expressiveness, that devil’s whisper becomes even more terrifying—and all the more enticing to give in to.
When you’re a bit stressed, belting out this kind of venomous song at karaoke can be a great way to blow off steam.
Almost to my dreamHonoka Suzuki
A song from Disney’s The Princess and the Frog, which tells the story of a girl who has turned into a frog and a prince.
It’s packed with the excitement of the heroine, Tiana, feeling that she’s so close to achieving her dream of owning her own restaurant.
Tiana wasn’t a princess from the start—she was an ordinary working girl.
That’s exactly why girls who are working hard and studying toward their own dreams can relate to her, isn’t it? It’s a must-sing karaoke track for any girl with a dream.
Try EverythingDream Ami
This is the theme song of Disney’s Zootopia, which depicts a bustling metropolis where various animals live together.
In the Japanese version, the song was performed by Dream Ami, formerly of E-girls.
The bright, poppy melody suits her vibe perfectly! It’s a motivational song that expresses the determination to keep going without losing heart, even when things don’t go well every day and you feel down and exhausted.
Singing it is sure to lift your spirits.
It’s also a great pick to take a friend who’s feeling a bit low to karaoke and sing it for them!
[Let’s Sing at Karaoke!] Popular Disney Songs (41–50)
Music foreverGermaine Franco
The film Coco, released in 2017.
In its finale, the song Proud Corazón sweeps over the audience and moves many to tears.
The piece was crafted by Germaine Franco.
In the story, it’s presented as a song composed by the protagonist, which gives it a slightly rough-around-the-edges feel.
Matching that, the vocal delivery is notably soulful—another key point.
Be sure to sing it with a powerful, spirited touch.
The key itself is low, so it’s recommended even for those who struggle with high notes.
Express your feelingsSakkyoku: Alan Menken
This is a song from the 2007 Disney musical film Enchanted.
The music was composed by Alan Menken, who has worked on numerous Disney film scores, including A Whole New World.
In this piece, the pure, romantic Giselle and the crowd engage in a lively call-and-response.
Imagine Giselle’s bright, innocent personality—so eager to express her feelings—and sing with a clear, sparkling tone and plenty of energy! It’s even more exciting when sung by a large group.