it's a small world in 15 different languages

This is the classic Sherman Brothers & Walt Disney song it's a small world in 15 different languages. it's a small world promotes world peace through understanding and respecting cultures and people from all over the world. It contains a wonderful message that I believe more people should live by. In addition to the 15 different languages, there are the original instrumentals from 1964, 1966, and 1971, as well as a few additional ones. A few languages, specifically English, Arabic, and Spanish, are also repeated multiple times for different parts of the world. It starts with the original 1966 Welcome/1964 Finale audio, with pictures of the Welcome room at Disneyland through the years, as well as the Hong Kong Disneyland version. Next is 1964 Swedish vocals, with the 1964 Swedish band and Danish trumpets. Then comes British English from 1964, with the 1964 England, Scotland, & Ireland music, and the 1971 Big Ben audio used at Walt Disney World and Tokyo Disneyland. Next is the French vocals used at Disneyland Paris since 1992, with the 1964 France music and can can dancer sound effects. This is followed by the 1964 Spanish vocals with the 1964 Spain instrumentals. Next is the Dutch vocals from the 1994 Disneyland Paris Sing Along Songs VHS, with the 1981-90 Disneyland version of the 1964 Holland audio, with the same ducks and music, but louder wooden drums. Next is the 1992 Disneyland Paris Italian vocals, with the 1964 Italy opera music and the 1971 Italian band from Walt Disney World (1971-2004) and Tokyo Disneyland (1983-2017). Then comes the 1964 Swiss Yodel & bell music, followed by the 1992 Disneyland Paris German vocals with the 1964 German band. The first track for Asia is the 1992 Arabic vocals from Disneyland Paris with the 1964 Middle East instrumental, as well as the rare 1964 Saudi Arabia instrumental that was only ever used in the 1964 TV special. Next is the 2008 Filipino vocals from Hong Kong Disneyland, with the 1964 Southeast Asia instrumentals. Then comes the 2008 Korean from Hong Kong Disneyland, with the 1992 Paris Korean gong music, and the 2008 Hong Kong China music. Then I have 2008 Mandarin and Cantonese from Hong Kong Disneyland, with the 2008 China music. Next is the 1964 Japanese vocals, with the Japan music from 1964 and the 1971 version used at Walt Disney World (1971-2004) and Tokyo Disneyland (1983-present). Then the 1992 Arabic vocals are played again, this time for North Africa, with the 1964 Egypt music and Camel drums. Then I have Swahili vocals for East & Central Africa, with the 1964 Central & South Africa music, the 1971 African drums used at Walt Disney World & Tokyo Disneyland, and the laughing hyena audio used since the 1970’s. Next is 1964 Spanish for South America, with the 1964 Penguins & Flute music, as well as the 1971 Gaucho Guitar from Walt Disney World & Tokyo Disneyland. Then I have Portuguese vocals for Brazil, with the 1964 Brazil music and Rainforest audio. Next is one more appearance of 1964 Spanish vocals, this time for Mexico & Central America, with the 1964 Mariachi Band & Maracas music. Then comes the 1966-2008 Mermaid vocals and 1966 Ukulele music. This is followed by Australian English, with the 1966 Ukulele & Pacific Islands drums. Lastly I have the new Finale audio with the last verse of the song that has been used at Disneyland and Walt Disney World since 2025, which has new vocals and the classic 1964 Finale instrumentals. The last verse was the world's final gift from Richard Sherman, one of the brothers who wrote this song. Also, I want Walt Disney Imagineering to be able to use this idea in any future enhancements to its a small world, while keeping the 1964-71 instrumentals. I hope you enjoy this special audio tribute!

I do not own any of the audio or some of the images used in this video. Most of the audio is owned by Disney. All of the images are owned by their respective owners.