Spanish Vocabulary: “La Cara” and More Parts Of The Body

“Heads, shoulders, knees, and toes. Eyes and ears and mouth and nose.” These are the names of parts of the body. And these words are also lyric to a children's song that was noted as early as 1912 and 1961. Sounds like a very old song, does it not?

This song is a very catchy bop for people, toddlers and not toddlers, to sing out loud. At the same time, it’s a very easy song to learn. So you wouldn’t really mess up the poetic lyrics of this vintage song whenever you feel like screaming this tune at the top of your lungs. The message of this children’s song is really about learning the parts of your body from your head to your shoulders to your knees and to your toes. Let’s not forget the eyes, the ears, the mouth, the nose. Told you, it’s very simple. What’s more is that this song is a great introduction to learning about the body in the English language.

Now, as fun as this song is, there are actually more parts of the body than what’s been mentioned. Like the hair, the arms, the fingers, the heart, the legs, the ankles. Yeah, I could list most of them down right here in this line but that might seem a bit much. Instead, I have something better once you scroll down.