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Home » Blog » Spanish » 5 Versions of Jingle Bells in Spanish

5 Versions of Jingle Bells in Spanish

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If you are looking for the Christmas song Jingle Bells in Spanish you have plenty of options. This song actually has two versions or lyrics: Cascabel, cascabel or Navidad, Navidad. Any of these versions have been adapted to different rhythms and here are some demo examples. Share with me which one is your favorite and why.

5 Versions of Jingle Bells in Spanish: Christmas Song

1. Jingle Bells in Spanish TRADITIONAL VERSION: Cascabel, Cascabel: First, let’s start with the “traditional” instrumental rhythm.

2. Jingle Bells in Spanish TROPICAL VERSION: Cascabel, Cascabel: This version has an obvious Caribbean sound to it and is great for Christmas in hotter climates.

3. Jingle Bells in Spanish POP VERSION: Here’s a more modern sound for you non-traditionalists.

4. Jingle Bells in Spanish CLUB BEAT VERSION: Navidad, Navidad: For anyone spending Christmas in a night club or discoteca, this one’s for you.

5. Jingle Bells in Spanish SALSA VERSION: Navidad, Navidad: Salsa, mi gente!

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