Lullabies of the World: Beloved and Popular International Songs That Soothe Children
We’re introducing lullabies from around the world.
Japan also has many lullabies, and many of you may remember songs your parents sang to you.
Among them, there might even be foreign lullabies you thought were Japanese.
In this article, we’ll introduce classic and popular foreign lullabies that have been sung across the globe and are recommended for soothing children.
These songs often have melodies and atmospheres different from Japanese lullabies, and listening to them may feel refreshing.
You might even discover a surprising song that helps your child fall asleep.
Playlist
| Lullabies of the World: Beloved and Popular International Songs That Soothe Children | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Nighty-nightu~ēruzu chihō no komoriuta | play_arrow | A traditional Welsh lullaby, a heartwarming classic |
| 2east | BAYU BAYUSHKI BAYURoshia Renpō no Komoriuta | play_arrow | Russian lullabies are songs of threats and lessons. |
| 3east | Traumerei (Dream)Roberuto Shūman | play_arrow | A piano piece depicting children's dreams and hearts |
| 4east | Brahms’ LullabyYohanesu Buraamusu | play_arrow | Brahms’s beloved lullaby, with its gentle melody |
| 5east | Lullaby of Panay Island (ili-ili)firipin no komoriuta | play_arrow | The lullaby “ili-ili” is a song to soothe babies. |
| 6east | Rock-a-Bye BabyIgirisu no komoriuta | play_arrow | An old lullaby, softly sung with saving lyrics |
| 7east | A la roro ninoMekishiko no Komoriuta | play_arrow | A gentle Mexican lullaby is soothing. |
| 8east | Hush little babyMazāgūsu no komoriuta | play_arrow | A distinctive Southern lullaby that conveys a mother's love |
| 9north_east | Nana nenemBurajiru no Komoriuta | play_arrow | A scary monster's lullaby that puts babies to sleep |
| 10south_east | Fais do doFuransu no Komoriuta | play_arrow | A soothing French lullaby that gently lulls babies to sleep |
| 11east | Mozart’s Lullaby (Wiegenlied by Bernhard Flies)Berunharuto Furīsu | play_arrow | The composer of the lullaby may have been misattributed. |
| 12north_east | NanaSupein min’yō | play_arrow | Falla’s Spanish Folk Songs, Lullaby Scene |
| 13north_east | Spirit of Sleep (Sand Spirit)Yohanesu Buraamusu | play_arrow | Gently lull a child to sleep with a lullaby. |
| 14south_east | Baloo BaleerieSukottorando no komoriuta | play_arrow | A Scottish lullaby about fairies stealing babies |
| 15north_east | Ninna Nanna Ninna OhItaria no komoriuta | play_arrow | Italian lullabies: gentle melodies and scary lyrics |
| 16north_east | Cossack LullabyRoshia no Komoriuta | play_arrow | A Caucasus crone’s lullaby, deep melancholy |
| 17south_east | Rock A Bye BabyMazāgūsu no komoriuta | play_arrow | Profound lessons and gentle kindness in Mother Goose lullabies |
| 18east | Aaija Nidarinepaaru no komoriuta | play_arrow | A heartwarming Nepali lullaby, full of love |
| 19east | Heidschi BumbeidschiChiroru no Komoriuta | play_arrow | The charm of heartwarming lullabies from Tyrol |
| 20east | The Dream Passes by the Window (Yume wa Madobe o Sugite)ukuraina no komoriuta | play_arrow | The charm of traditional Ukrainian lullabies |
| 21east | Are you Sleeping | play_arrow | A world-famous round song that originated in France |
| 22east | Mama HoChūka Jinmin Kyōwakoku no Komoriuta | play_arrow | A warm Chinese nursery rhyme that loves mother |
| 23east | Dandini dandini dastana (Sleep, sleep)Toruko no komoriuta | play_arrow | Turkish lullaby, a magical song that lulls you to sleep |
| 24east | Ali bali beeSukottorando no komoriuta | play_arrow | Candy Song of a Scottish Couple |
| 25east | Jocelyn’s LullabyGodāru | play_arrow | The famous piece Jocelyn by the French composer is still loved today. |
| 26east | Mary’s LullabyMakkusu Rēgā | play_arrow | A beautiful scena of Mary and Jesus |
| 27east | Good night Dobrú nocSurobakia min’yō (Surovakia min’yō) | play_arrow | A gentle Slovak folk lullaby |
| 28east | Dodoi si dodoiMareeshia no Komoriuta | play_arrow | Feeling Japanese culture in a foreign lullaby |
| 29east | LELO LEDUNGJawa no Komoriuta | play_arrow | Indonesian songs are melodies of love and admonition. |


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