The following are the lyrics of Happy Clapping Song (Spanish Children's Song):

Happy Clapping Song (Spanish Children's Song)

Lyrics written by Torito Kimura

If you feel happy, clap your hands, if you feel happy, clap your hands

If you feel happy, clap your hands quickly, look at everyone clapping their hands

If If you feel happy, stamp your feet. If you feel happy, stamp your feet.

If you feel happy, stamp your feet quickly. Look, everyone stamps their feet together

If you feel happy, stretch your legs. Stretch your waist, if you feel happy, just stretch your waist

If you feel happy, stretch your waist quickly, look at everyone stretching their waist

If you feel happy, just wink, if If you feel happy, just wink.

If you feel happy, just wink quickly. Look, everyone is winking.

If you feel happy, just pat the shoulder. , if you feel happy, just clap your shoulders.

If you feel happy, clap your shoulders quickly. Look, everyone claps your shoulders together

If you feel happy, clap your hands. If If you feel happy, clap your hands.

If you feel happy, clap your hands quickly. Look, everyone claps their hands together:

"Happy Clap Song" is also known as "If You Are Happy, Clap Your Hands" "Clap your hands" is a popular Spanish children's song. The tune of the song is similar to "Molodejnaya" from the 1938 Soviet musical film "Volga-Volga" and may have been inspired by it or inspired the song. Composer unknown.

This song is widely sung and influential in Japan, and is called "Lucky せなら手をたたこう". Created in 1964, the lyrics were written by Toshito Kimura, a professor at the Department of Human Sciences at Waseda University. The music was re-arranged by Takao Imaizumi and sung by Japanese singer Kyū Sakamoto throughout Japan.

The English lyrics were created in 1971, and the copyright author is Portuguese-American composer Joe Raposo.