“La Lluvia” — Rain Song in Spanish for Kids

In “La Lluvia” (The Rain), kids sing key Spanish words like lluvia, paraguas, nube and mojado, 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, 2:58 long, made for ages 2–8.

🇪🇸 Spanish
Level: A1
Unit 11 · El Tiempo
⏱ 2:58
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“La Lluvia” 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
¡Lluvia!	Rain!
¡Lluvia!	Rain!
Rain in the sky?	¿Lluvia en el cielo?
Sí.	Yes.
A cloud up high?	¿Una nube arriba?
Nube, nube.	Cloud, cloud.
What do we need?	¿Qué necesitamos?
Un paraguas.	An umbrella.
Are shoes getting wet?	¿Se mojan los zapatos?
Sí, mojado.	Yes, wet.
Cloud says, “Mmm...”	La nube dice, “Mmm...”
Rain says, “Pitter-pat!”	La lluvia dice, “¡Plic, plac!”
Open it wide!	¡Ábrelo bien!
¡Paraguas, paraguas!	Umbrella, umbrella!
Keep me dry!	¡Mantenme seco!
¡Sí, mojado no!	Yes, not wet!
Rain, lluvia, rain, lluvia
¡Splash, splash, splish, splash!
¡Paraguas, paraguas!	Umbrella, umbrella!
Up over our heads	Arriba, sobre nuestras cabezas
Rain, lluvia, rain, lluvia
Cloud, nube, cloud, nube
Wet, mojado, wet, mojado
Jump in the puddles now	Salta en los charcos ahora
Little gray cloud?	¿Pequeña nube gris?
Nube, nube.	Cloud, cloud.
Drip on the ground?	¿Gotea en el suelo?
Lluvia, lluvia.	Rain, rain.
My socks got wet?	¿Se mojaron mis calcetines?
Mojado, mojado.	Wet, wet.
Dry them off?	¿Los secamos?
Sí.	Yes.
Walk in the rain?	¿Caminamos bajo la lluvia?
¡Sí, vamos!	Yes, let’s go!
Sing that word?	¿Cantamos esa palabra?
Lluvia, lluvia.	Rain, rain.
What do we hold?	¿Qué sostenemos?
Paraguas.	Umbrella.
What do we see?	¿Qué vemos?
Nube arriba.	Cloud up high.
Cloud says, “Mmm...”	La nube dice, “Mmm...”
Rain says, “Pitter-pat!”	La lluvia dice, “¡Plic, plac!”
Open it wide!	¡Ábrelo bien!
¡Paraguas, paraguas!	Umbrella, umbrella!
Keep me dry!	¡Mantenme seco!
¡Sí, mojado no!	Yes, not wet!
Rain, lluvia, rain, lluvia
¡Splash, splash, splish, splash!
¡Paraguas, paraguas!	Umbrella, umbrella!
Up over our heads	Arriba, sobre nuestras cabezas
Rain, lluvia, rain, lluvia
Cloud, nube, cloud, nube
Wet, mojado, wet, mojado
Jump in the puddles now	Salta en los charcos ahora
¡Lluvia!	Rain!
¡Lluvia!	Rain!
¡Nube!	Cloud!
¡Nube!	Cloud!
¡Paraguas!	Umbrella!
¡Paraguas!	Umbrella!
¡Mojado!	Wet!
¡Mojado!	Wet!

Key Spanish words in this song

The 4 words and phrases this song is built around.

Spanish	English
lluvia	rain
paraguas	umbrella
nube	cloud
mojado	wet

How to use this song with your child

1
Count the “lluvia”s
“lluvia” means “rain” and comes up on 10 lines. Keep count on your fingers together; older kids can try to predict when it's coming next.
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 2:58, play it once a day at the same moment for a week. Draw the weather from the song and label it in Spanish.