LIST: Christmas Songs to Warm Your Family’s Heart This 2025
Here’s a suggestion of songs for your Christmas song list 2025
Christmas in the Philippines isn’t complete without music. For parents planning cozy family celebrations, holiday parties, or even sing-along moments in the car, a great playlist sets the tone. From timeless classics to modern favorites, here’s a list of Christmas songs you and your kids will love.
Whether you want a gentle background while wrapping presents or a festive sing-along during the tree-lighting, these tracks bring the holiday spirit alive.
1. “Christmas in Our Hearts” – Jose Mari Chan
The Filipino classic. Heartwarming, melodic, and perfect for family sing-alongs.
2. “A Perfect Christmas” – Jose Mari Chan
Soft and festive, ideal for cozy evenings with kids.
3. “Pasko Na Sinta Ko” – Various Artists
A Tagalog classic, introducing kids to Filipino holiday traditions. The most popular one, though, comes from Gary Valenciano.
4. “Ang Pasko Ay Sumapit” – Traditional
High-energy, cheerful, and fun for kids to dance along to.
5. “Mary, Did You Know?” – Pentatonix
Modern a cappella masterpiece. Kids will love the harmonies, parents the artistry.
6. “Deck the Halls / O Come All Ye Faithful” – Pentatonix
A festive mash-up perfect for upbeat holiday mornings or gift-wrapping sessions.
7. “Dynamite (Christmas Remix)” – BTS
A K-pop twist for teens and younger kids who love upbeat pop. Sparkling energy for any holiday playlist.
8. “Snow Flower” – V feat. Peakboy
Soft, melodic K-pop track perfect for quiet moments or decorating the tree.
9. “Kumukutikutitap” – Traditional
A Tagalog classic that celebrates lights, decorations, and festive cheer.
10. “You Make It Feel Like Christmas” – Gwen Stefani, Blake
Shelton
If you’re looking for something cozy and romantic, Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton sing “You Make It Feel Like Christmas” together. It also has a bit of a beat, so it’s not too mellow.
11. “Santa, Can’t You Hear Me?” – Kelly Clarkson, Ariana Grande
Two vocal powerhouses, Kelly Clarkson and Ariana Grande, collaborate for a Christmas jive that echoes those who are waiting in great anticipation for their gifts.
12. “Santa Tell Me” – Ariana Grande
If we’re all still on a high for Ariana Grande after her performance in Wicked: For Good then, “Santa Tell Me” may be a good addition to the Christmas song list.
13. “My Favorite Things” – Christina Aguilera
While “My Favorite Things” didn’t start as a Christmas song, the original singer—Julie Andrews—once sang it on a holiday special, and people started seeing it as a Christmas song. While Julie unfortunately cannot sing it anymore, Christina Aguilera did the song justice.
Fill the house with Christmas cheer!
When times get hard, nothing brings cheer more than a playlist full of Christmas songs.
Although we’ve certainly heard some of these in the mall starting September, it doesn’t mean we can’t add them to our existing playlist. Hopefully, new songs will come out this December. After all, there’s a lot of cheer that needs to be had so that we can brave the hard times. No matter how high the odds may be.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Yes! Songs like Pentatonix’s a cappella hits and BTS/EXO tracks are fun, melodic, and age-appropriate for family listening.
Alternate between upbeat and slow tracks. Use Tagalog classics for storytelling moments and modern hits for energy and dancing.
There are some like Skillet’s “Christmas Day” or “O Come Emmanuel” but not everyone may appreciate it.
Mix familiar classics with fun modern tracks. Encourage kids to clap, dance, or sing along to create interactive holiday memories.
20–30 tracks work best — a mix of slow and upbeat songs ensures continuous festive fun without overstimulation.
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