I lived 2 years in Mexico Metropolis (the heart of Mexico) and whereas I was there, I used to be concerned in loads of comfortable birthday songs. The commonest approach to say it in Mexico and in Spain is: "feliz cumpleaños". This is pronounced: "fay lease coom play anyos".
As far as singing happy birthday goes, there are two essential methods to sing it:
In Spain, they use a really simplistic model (very similar to how we sing it in English):
Cumpleaños Feliz, Cumpleaños Feliz, Te deseamos todos, Cumpleaños Feliz
However, in Mexico, we would sing it like this:
Estas son las mañanitas, que cantaba el rey David. Hoy por ser tu cumpleaños, te las cantamos a ti. Despierta, mi bien, despierta; mira que ya amaneció. Ya los pajarillos cantan; la luna ya se metió.
Those are the two main songs on the best way to sing joyful birthday in Spain and in Mexico. The track from Mexico is certainly a lot more advanced and harder to memorize. With that being mentioned, I might attempt to hear to some audio files of the tune before you attempt to study it. It is essential that you just learn the tune of the song as it has a rather upbeat tempo to it.
I might extremely recommend memorizing each of these in case you plan on studying the Spanish language. You do not wish to sit there twiddling your thumbs whereas everyone seems to be singing, that won't look good as birthdays are an enormous occasion in Spanish countries. You will definitely achieve respect if you understand how to say completely satisfied birthday in Spanish.
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