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Unit 9 · La Ropa · A1 · Premium

Spanish Clothes Songs for Kids

Shoes, hats, shirts and “what do I wear?”: getting dressed happens every day, which makes clothes words easy to practise. These Spanish songs walk through it from head to toe.

4 songs · 28 key words · lyrics with English translation on every song

The clothes songs

Spanish clothes words from these songs

Every key word and phrase across the unit, with its English meaning.

SpanishEnglish
RopaClothes
VestirseGet dressed
PantalónPants
Uno por unoOne by one
Sí, yaYes, now
Ropa, ropaClothes, clothes
Vestirse, vestirseGet dressed, get dressed
Camisa en míShirt on me
CalcetínSock
CalcetinesSocks
Yo camino, tú caminasI walk, you walk
Calcetines para míSocks for me
Un zapatoOne shoe
Dos zapatosTwo shoes
PóntelosPut them on
Átalos bienTie them tight
Sombrero en la cabezaHat on your head
SolSun
Para el solFor the sun
En mi cabezaOn my head
Mi sombreroMy hat
Tu sombreroYour hat
Sombrero pequeñoSmall hat
Sol, solSun, sun
ponerseto put on
abrigocoat
fríocold
guantesgloves

Tips for parents

  • Name each piece of clothing in Spanish as your child puts it on in the morning.
  • Lay out two options and ask which one they want, using the Spanish words.
  • Play dress-up with a box of old clothes and hats while the song plays.

Questions parents ask

When is the best time to play the clothes songs?
In the morning, while getting dressed. The song and the real clothes come together, so each word is matched with the thing in your child's hands.
Which Spanish words are in these clothes songs?
28 key words and phrases, including Ropa (Clothes), Vestirse (Get dressed), Pantalón (Pants), Uno por uno (One by one), Sí, ya (Yes, now), Ropa, ropa (Clothes, clothes), Vestirse, vestirse (Get dressed, get dressed), Camisa en mí (Shirt on me). The full list is above, and every song page shows the complete lyrics with translation.
Are the Spanish clothes songs free?
The lyrics, translations and word lists here are free to read. Playing the songs is part of Premium, which you can try free for 7 days. The first unit, greeting songs, is free forever.
How long are the songs?
Between 0:49 and 3:35 each, about 8 minutes for all 4. Short enough to replay, which is where most of the learning happens.

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