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Popular children's songs. Western music artist rankings [2026]

Western music has a different kind of rhythmic fun and catchy wording compared to Japanese music.Even without understanding the words, kids can grasp it intuitively—that’s their flexible sense!This time, we’ll introduce a ranking of Western artists who sing songs popular with children.You’re sure to discover something new!

Popular children's songs. Western music artist rankings [2026] (51–60)

Wanna beSpice Girls56rank/position

Spice Girls – Wannabe (Official Music Video)
Wanna beSpice Girls

The Spice Girls’ hit song is a classic that set dance floors ablaze around the world.

Released in 1996, it topped the charts in 37 countries.

Its message celebrates women’s friendship and self-expression, with lyrics that are easy for children to relate to.

With a poppy melody and catchy rhythm, it’s perfect for dancing.

It’s an ideal choice for school performances and recitals, matching kids’ energetic vibe.

It’s a wonderful track where children can have fun dancing while also learning the importance of confidence.

Hey MickeySweet California57rank/position

Sweet California – Hey Mickey (Videoclip Oficial)
Hey MickeySweet California

A pop tune by Sweet California that candidly voices a woman’s feelings in love over an uptempo, bright melody.

It portrays both the strength of her feelings for the person she likes and the frustration of that person’s ambiguous attitude, beautifully expressing the joys and pains of romance.

Released in 2014 as a track on the album “Break of Day,” this work is a cover of the song that American singer Toni Basil turned into a massive hit in 1982.

Its energetic rhythm and contemporary arrangement blend perfectly, making it a popular song frequently used at sporting events and on television.

It’s a surefire crowd-pleaser for cheer dance and party scenes.

With a rhythm ideal for captivating performances and universally relatable lyrics, this track is an uplifting choice for high-energy moments.

Shake It OffTaylor Swift58rank/position

It’s one of Taylor Swift’s famous songs, which is also hugely popular in Japan.

Taylor is known for her great fashion sense and cute looks, and she has many young female fans, so it’s perfect for a girls’ dance number.

If you take inspiration from the outfits Taylor wears in the music video—like cheerleader or ballerina costumes—it’ll be even more exciting and sure to be fun for everyone.

You can just picture kids dancing their hearts out, right?

Ob-la-di Ob-la-daThe Beatles59rank/position

The Beatles, a British rock band.

They are known for releasing numerous classic songs from the late 1960s and for having a vast global fanbase.

The song they wrote is a dance-style track that is fun and full of humor.

ABCThe Jackson 560rank/position

Lower elementary school | Demonstration performance of expressive movement and contemporary rhythmic dance
ABCThe Jackson 5

Here’s an upbeat song released by The Jackson 5 in 1970.

The lead vocal is by a young Michael Jackson.

A track by a group made up of younger members seems like it would fit very well as dance music for children.

Even though it’s for kids, the choreography includes hip-hop elements, so it should be fun to dance to for today’s children, who are used to the beats of Western pop.

It’s also delightful to see kids dancing to a song that was made more than half a century ago.