FELIX NAVIDAD
Solfa Notation • Christmas, Celebrations, Concert
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About FELIX NAVIDAD
When it comes to spreading pure, unadulterated holiday joy, few songs do it quite like José Feliciano’s classic. This handwritten solfa arrangement by Macdonald Nwadike brings that familiar festive energy straight into the choir loft. Titled "Felix Navidad" on the score, it is a lighthearted, upbeat piece that Nigerian choirs love to pull out for end-of-year concerts, carol services, and parish Christmas celebrations.
The arrangement keeps things delightfully simple and rhythmic, capturing the bouncy feel of the original tune. Singing through the score, you can almost hear the congregation clapping along. The lyrics playfully mix English and Spanish—complete with a uniquely localized "prosperous ano" written right into the notation—making it a fun, accessible piece for singers of all levels.
Pieces like this are essential for the Christmas season. After the solemnity of Advent and the traditional carols of the Nativity, a lively, recognizable tune like this one gives everyone a chance to smile, sway, and simply enjoy the warmth of the holidays. It is a wonderful way for a choir to wish their parish a merry Christmas from the bottom of their hearts.