Here you will find some of the popular Christmas songs in Spanish, from carols to songs for children. In Spanish they are called villancicos (bvee-yan-see-sos).
The majority of Christmas songs in Spanish are based around the birth of Jesus and the story that takes you there, from the story of the three Kings and their visit to the manger.
Some popular Spanish Christmas carols have been translated from English into Spanish. And of course the ever popular Silent Night is one of them. I have the English and Spanish versions below, but before that, here is Christina Aguillera's version where she mixes in Spanish and English.
SILENT NIGHT |
NOCHE DE PAZ |
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Silent night, holy night Silent night, holy night! Silent night, holy night |
Noche de paz, noche de amor, Noche de paz, noche de amor, Noche de paz, noche de amor, Noche de paz, noche de amor, |
One of the very popular Christmas songs in Spanish is Los Peces En El Rió - The fishes in the river.
The Lyrics are as follows:
THE FISHES IN THE RIVER |
LOS PECES EN EL RÍO |
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The Virgin is combing her hair |
La Virgen está lavando Pero mira como beben La Virgen se está peinando Pero mira como beben La Virgen va caminando Pero mira como beben
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Keep in mind that most translations you will find for Christmas songs in Spanish that originating in the Spanish will not perfect because some of the meaning gets lost in translation, similar to what you find if you went from an English song to a Spanish song.
But of course the ever popular Feliz Navidad, is another one of the great Christmas songs in Spanish, and is a quite popular with both English and Spanish speakers, especially those in Latin American part of the world and states in the U.S that are close to South America.
Here is Jose Feliciano singing his version of Feliz Navidad.
What's great about Christmas songs in Spanish, is that they are sung all over the world by children and adults, whether they are carols that have been translated into many different languages in the world or whether they are just sung in Spanish in the Spanish speaking world.
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