Lullabies

So recently I've been getting into Sephardic folk music (corny 'getting back to one's extremely distant roots you have no actual connection to' moment) and there are a couple of really haunting lullabies in the canon.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpzkF3BkbbY

A La Nana

'A la nana a la buba / se durma la criatura / El Dio' grande que los guarde / a los ninyos de los males

'Lullaby baby / the child sleeps / May great God guard them / keep the children from evil.'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=awzYCrLqUKM

Durme, Durme

'Durme, durme, querido hijico / durme sin ansia y dolor'

'Sleep, sleep, beloved son / sleep without fretting.'

What other lullabies are there? Does the genre still exist? Why do adults like them? ILXors with kids, do they work?

Singing somebody to sleep is an amazing feeling (as is being sung to). Lullabies will always exist.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAQn5Sk0O3g

Surprised this thread isn't longer.

Anyway, this

https://kevinfowley.bandcamp.com/album/feu-doux

seems charming (based on the one track you can play and a track that appeared on Elizabeth Alker's Unclassified the other night: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001znxn)