“Hace Sol” — It's Sunny Song in Spanish for Kids

In “Hace Sol” (It's Sunny), kids sing key Spanish words like sol, hace calor, jugar and afuera, sung mostly in Spanish, with a few English lines to anchor the meaning. It's a early-learner (A1) song from Unit 11: Weather & Seasons, 2:22 long, made for ages 2–8.

🇪🇸 Spanish
Level: A1
Unit 11 · El Tiempo
⏱ 2:22
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“Hace Sol” lyrics with English translation

Every line as it's sung, with its meaning beside it. Spanish is shown in teal.

Song lyrics with translation. Spanish lines are shown in teal.
Sung	Meaning
¡Sol!	Sun!
¡Hace sol!	It’s sunny!
¿Afuera?	Outside?
¡Jugar!	Play!
¡Sol!	Sun!
¡Hace calor!	It’s hot!
¡Vamos!	Let’s go!
¡Afuera!	Outside!
¡Jugar contigo!	Play with you!
¡Sí!	Yes!
¡Sol, sol!	Sun, sun!
¡Hace calor!	It’s hot!
¡Afuera!	Outside!
¡Jugar!	Play!
¡Sol, sol!	Sun, sun!
¡Brillante y cálido!	Bright and warm!
¡Afuera!	Outside!
¡Jugar!	Play!
¡Cielo!	Sky!
¡Cielo azul!	Blue sky!
¡Día cálido!	Warm day!
¡Sombrero!	Hat!
¡Agua!	Water!
¡Bebe agua!	Drink some water!
¡Sol!	Sun!
¡Sonríe!	Smile!
¡Vamos!	Let’s go!
¡Mano con mano!	Hand in hand!
¡Bajo el sol!	In the sun!
¡Diversión!	Fun!
¡Sol, sol!	Sun, sun!
¡Hace calor!	It’s hot!
¡Afuera!	Outside!
¡Jugar!	Play!
¡Sol, sol!	Sun, sun!
¡Brillante y cálido!	Bright and warm!
¡Afuera!	Outside!
¡Jugar!	Play!
What is sun?	¿Qué es el sol?
What is hot?	¿Qué es el calor?
What is play?	¿Qué es jugar?
What is outside?	¿Qué es afuera?
¡Sol, sol!	Sun, sun!
¡Hace calor!	It’s hot!
¡Afuera!	Outside!
¡Jugar!	Play!
¡Sol, sol!	Sun, sun!
¡Brillante y cálido!	Bright and warm!
¡Afuera!	Outside!
¡Jugar!	Play!

Key Spanish words in this song

The 4 words and phrases this song is built around.

Spanish	English
sol	sun
hace calor	it's hot
jugar	to play
afuera	outside

How to use this song with your child

1
Make “sol” the word of the day
This song repeats “sol” (sun) on 11 lines. Use it once or twice during the day outside the song, and let your child correct you if you get it wrong.
2
Read the meaning first
Most of this song is sung in Spanish. Skim the translation column below before you listen, then listen once without looking. Kids catch more than you'd expect when they already know what it's about.
3
Make it a routine
At 2:22, play it once a day at the same moment for a week. Act out the weather: shiver for cold, fan yourself for hot, pitter-patter fingers for rain.