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“Happy Birthday to You” is one of the oldest and most popular birthday songs in the English-speaking world. It has become so popular that it was named the most famous song in the Guinness Book of World Records in 1998. There are many versions of the song, including comedic ones and extended versions. However, the song doesn’t have to be the only one you sing on your birthday. You can also try a more informal greeting, “cumple,” which is used in the Spanish-speaking world. It is similar to “feliz cumpleanos,” but carries a more emotional meaning. Nevertheless, it is less popular than the other options. For example, in Latin America, birthday parties must include a cake, but the cake has a very different purpose. It is often shoved into the face of the person celebrating it. Upon doing so, the celebrants will start chanting “!Mordida!” after a happy birthday song.

You can express your feelings for your beloved by giving them birthday wishes. The simple gesture of giving a hand with a flat hand can show the recipient that the happiness comes from your heart. Touching the chest with your middle finger is another way to send a birthday greeting. It’s a great way to say “I love you” and “happy birthday.”

Birthdays can be very special days filled with endless possibilities. Candles symbolize light, age, and friendship. And birthdays are also an occasion to express gratitude for your friends, family, and colleagues. Then, as you give birthday gifts, don’t forget to send a birthday wish! It will make the recipient feel special and happy!

Before the song became public domain, it was illegal to publicly perform “Happy Birthday to You.” But it was still legal to perform it, but you had to pay a royalty for each time you sang it. The reason for this was that Warner Chappell Music claimed copyright over the song in the U.S., even though the song was considered “public domain” in the European Union. In 2016, a federal judge ruled that the song’s copyright was invalid and that it was in the public domain.