@@chemsenESPNo lo tiene. Es una marcha, y como tal, en su origen, no lleva letra. Luego hubo varios q se la han puesto pero la desgracia de tener una izq antipatriota nos lleva a dejarlo tal como es: el acompañamiento a marchar en formación.
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
@@Egr-et6ar we werent spain until romans arrived so its logic we didnthave a written language until the founders of spain and portugal under the name of Hispania arrived
@@Egr-et6ar Spanish ascendancy is a massive dna mix of a lot of cultures. Spain itself, as a proper country, didnt exist until the end of the reconquista, so 1492. This means Spain as a world power is about 500 years old only. Theres Iberian celts, visigoths, phoenicians, greek, north africans, roman, french, moor, etc etc all mixed in there.
"Viva España" is mostly used by the right politics, the soldiers and the nostalgic people who miss the dictatorship. So yes, it's extremely related to Franco, just as much as 'Arriba España'
Well I won't say you're wrong, but you're exaggerating a little bit. The right wing politicians and sympathizers use the Viva España frequently because they're spanish nationalists, just as the right wing in Catalonia (Aliança and Junts) who are catalan nationalists, and the right wing in Euskadi (PNV) who are basque nationalists. But for saying Viva España it doesn't imply you're a nostalgic of Franco or a right wing sympathizer, maybe you just like your country (Spain) or are proud of it for some reason.
@@plizard873 Maybe the other person won't say you're wrong, but I'll do. "Viva ***" is a normal way to cheering for whatever you want. "Vivan los espaguetis" as in "long live the spaghetti" is just an expression of love for spaghetti. So is "Viva España". Our left might be hung-up, and our right might try to make that shout as its own, but "Viva España" is just a patriotic saying, as normal as "Vive la France" or even "Visca el Barça" and "Hala Madrid". Have a good day.
@@cuellas1338 you know perfectly that it's not the same thing, and I'm not afraid to admit that all comes for political reasons. There's never been a popular revolution in Spain, not even in the past centuries. Typically, the spanish nationalism (as it happens with many other European nationalisms as well) has found its best representations in the bourgeoisie and the rich people, defending the private property and the existence of social classes, and using all of this to justify the poverty and the labor exploitation. That's why millions of working class people in Spain will never feel represented by the red & yellow flag, and they will always relate "Viva España" chants to the fascism and the conservative side of our society. Thanks for the debate though.
@@plizard873 oh my god, what a level of stupidity, first of all, the right wing parties of actual Spain have nothing to do with Franco, even if your left wing brain say so, so It have nothing to do with It, second, the left wing could perfectly use it, but the only thing they are patriot to is the European Union, the same with the national flag, they have never use it, but now if you ask them they just say, "they right wing took It for themself" and thats not true, the flag is for all the nation, the "Viva España" is not associated to Franco, is associated to the right because the left is not patriot, thats It, theres no problem with that.
Firstly, the lyrics of José María Pemán were written in 1928, 11 years before Franco's dictatorship started. And "Viva España" is not associated with Franco, the expression associated with him is "Arriba España"
not really, in germany there also is a phrase called "everything for germany" and one (fascist) politician said it and got criticized for it, because it was used as the slogan of the SA (Sturmabteilung) in germany. I think its correct that you should not say these phrases that got misused by extremists when you consider what bad things they have done.
To be fair "viva España" sounds patriotic and maybe nationalistic, but I think it's silly to say it's fascist. "Arriba España" on the other hand has a way bigger fascist connotation.
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
Not even close. It doesn't have one because it didn't reach an agreement every time someone tried to make one. Simple as. Iberia was heavily romaniced so it doesn't even make to think about the Celtic culture 2000 years later💀
The Spanish anthem (3rd oldest in the world) was created as a ceremonial music peace with no lyrics and it never had official lyrics. Never. Primo de Rivera (not Franco) asked Peman to write lyrics for the anthem in the 1920s, but Primo de Rivera ended his rule before those lyrics were made official. In the 1940s there was another attempt. Again, they were never made official.
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
Y lo peor es que muchas veces lo cantan mal 😂, porque la primera línea melódica con la que se abre el himno se repite dos veces, al igual que la segunda (con la que se cierra el himno); y, si te fijas, siempre hay varios aficionados que corean la segunda a destiempo.
@@leaguixxx9736 acepto la corrección, mis disculpas y borro el comentario 👍🏼. A veces cuando creo que atacan a los símbolos de mi país reacciono demasiado rápido, culpa mía 😔
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
El himno español tiene su origen en el himno de los lambarderos en tiempos de Isabel I de Castilla, luego como bien dices, sobre el 1700 se actualiza y llega hasta la actualidad más o menos igual, pero eso sí, sin letra.
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
I'm just going to give you a note. "Cara Al Sol" was the fascist anthem during the Franco regime or Dictatorship. While the one you are talking about that has the melody of the royal march, is from the Band of Insurgents in the Spanish Civil War.
@@_mrdance_ No, no fue el himno nacional de España *nunca*. La confusión viene de que la FET y de las JONS era el único partido permitido (como pasa ahora en Corea del Norte, por ejemplo), y por tanto todos los ciudadanos estaban de alguna u otra manera vinculados a él, de manera que el Cara al Sol era un himno muy conocido entre la población. Pero no, el himno nacional de España seguía siendo el mismo.
In 1870 a contest was organized to create a new official state anthem. Although over 400 compositions were submitted, a new anthem was never selected. So the shit comes from old times.
José María Pemán wrote the lyrics in 1928, years before Franco's dictatorship and his lyrics didn’t say anything related to fascism or Franco. During Franco's dictatorship the lyrics were slightly modified and with democracy completely eliminated. They could and should have kept Pemán's version, it’s the most popular, the best known and the best version which, I repeat, isn’t fascist and doesn’t allude to fascism or Francoism or any other political movement or figure. Original version and English translation below: 🇪🇸 ¡Viva España! Alzad la frente hijos del pueblo español, que vuelve a resurgir. Gloria a la patria que supo seguir sobre el azul del mar el caminar del sol. (Bis) ¡Triunfa España! Los yunques y las ruedas cantan al compás del himno de la fe. Juntos con ellos cantemos de pie la vida nueva y fuerte del trabajo y paz. (Bis) 🇬🇧 Long live Spain! Raise your heads children of the Spanish people, who are rising again. Glory to the country that knew how to follow, over the blue of the sea, the path of the sun. (Repeat) Triumph Spain! The anvils and the wheels sing to the beat of the hymn of faith. Together with them let us sing standing the new and strong life of work and peace. (Repeat)
@@roberluancoluanco ¿Inventado?... Todos los himnos y sus letras son inventados, no nacen de forma natural. ¿Original?... Hay muchos himnos que nacen sin letra y es añadida a posteriori. Ahora, si a ti te gusta o no... No cambia nada.
Until Spain reconciles itself with its past and with itself, it will have zero chance of coming to agreement on the lyrics to its own anthem. Sad but true.
On 2018 a musician composer Alejandro Abad composed his version of spanish anthem "Canta España" it can represent us, some of the lines are *Your people and your history will protect you, they will always make you grow* *Your seas and lands will gave you with generosity* *Your effort and your people, your diversity are our identity* & *Together, united,one same beat, one heart that will love you until the end*
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
¡Viva España! Alzad la frente hijos del pueblo español que vuelve a resurgir. Gloria a la Patria que supo seguir sobre el azul del mar el caminar del sol. ¡Triunfa, España! Los yunques y las ruedas cantan al compás del himno de la fe. Juntos con ellos cantemos de pie la vida nueva y fuerte de trabajo y paz.
Viva España isn’t associated with Franco’s dictatorship. It’s the same as “vive la france” or “God bless America”. It was said before, during and after the dictatorship. The issue is that the left (broadly speaking) frontally oppose any sign of patriotism. You can see it happening in the USA nowadays, with leftists (again, broadly speaking) having all kinds of problems with the national anthem (kneeling, creating an alternative one for blacks, etc). Btw, I’m completely apolitical. I don’t care much about this issue, but let’s call a spade a spade: it hasn’t been until recently that saying Viva España has become controversial and it has nothing to do with Franco or right-wing politicians (even if they feel more inclined to say such things).
I've always thought that singing an anthem lowers its status all the way down to tavern song. An anthem without lyrics sounds more elevated and doesn't force a particular point of view onto anyone. Sadly for me, many of my compatriots don't think like this and often try to push on the direction of creating words for it, what I consider a rape of our beautiful and iconic anthem
No lyrics. And there won't be any in the near future, certain politicians proposed a few options which contained the name of the party in them (ciudadanos), which is an actual comedy sketch of the 90s
The "fascist poet" José María Pemán composed the lyrics of the Spanish anthem in 1927, during the reign of Alfonso XIII, and nine years before the Civil War.
Si tiene letra, pero no se puede cantar porque erróneamente se asocia al franquismo y la izquierda se enfada. En cuanto reescriban el himno y en ese himno se hagan loas a Stalin, la izquierda estará encantada de que el himno vuelva a tener letra.
While you're correct, the actual sentence that is associated to Franco isn't "viva España" (this is an expression used today with little problem except to the radicals of various movements), it's actually "arriba España" that is the problem, not that the spanish leftist cared enough to not critize that sentence since to a lot of them (most I'd say), any patriotic sentiment or demonstration equates to you being a fascist
Well yes, but it so happens that the ones that go crying viva/arriba España usually are far right and franquists. 🤷🏽♀️ Without context people would associate you with them. "El que calla otorga" couldn't be more true.
@LuDa-lf1xd I agree with the "arriba España" but not "viva España", especially in a sportive event as this video is about that. Most people who say "viva España" aren't far-right, I have friends who are liberals and left-leaning who shout this at the top of their lungs during sporting events and in national days. What do you mean with your last sentence?
@@Ismavolt I know. I was doing an enumeration, seeing as it was between just two nouns there's no coma in between. I was pointing out my experience with friends of two politically different beliefs which exemplify that those who shout "viva España" aren't all (or most in what I've seen) far-right or franquist. Also, understand that I'm speaking in the political context of Spain, in case you're not from my country, and there's a difference between left-leaning, left-wing and far-left (mirrored by the right)
@@219trixie Si consideras que los votantes de Cs son de izquierdas me parece a mí que no vamos a compartir el mismo análisis político en cuanto a simbología patriótica
For some reason i always sing the national anthem of a country in a football match And i also sang the unofficial lyrics of spain idk if it's a good thing or a bad thing.
It's nice that this is not a 20 minute video for a 2 minute answer, but I feel like you left out the relatively most important part. It was the Spanish grenadiers march song, who traditionally marched in parades right before the king. That's how the common people started associating it with the king, wich ultimately lead to Carlos III declaring it the oficial march (later hymn) of Spain.
La Marcha Real, Marcha Granadera o antiguamente, Marcha de Granaderos, es el himno de España, como así lo recoge la Constitución de 1978 y ya está. El himno de España es propiedad del estado y nunca nos pusimos de cuerdo en ponerle letra ni siquiera ahora en la actualidad y ya está.
we had Spanish foreign exchange students in my school and as a part of our socialisation for some reason the teachers made us play each others anthems from youtube. The first video our teacher clicked on about the spanish anthem was francos lyrics and i kid u not all the Spanish students all in unison screamed ''NNNOOOOO!!!'' ''WRONG ONE, WRONG ONE''
@@luismarianocalvorojo2067 No como los "tibios" mandatarios de la actualidad, unos vendidos a las instituciones europeas y a las regiones periféricas que no se atreven a fusilar a nadie por "el que dirán". Con franco se mataba mejor.
I think that the lyrics that we 😮had were epic, and no one in the modern era can even get closer to replicate that. That said, i understand why you don’t want to use it but i don’t share it. A national anthem is bigger than a person and we should be able to get pass Franco and enjoy our country.
Don't be deceived. It is the most international and inclusive national anthem in the world. With the simplest lyrics for better interpretation by anyone from any nation. I don't see that with La Marseillaise...
Arriba España, alzad los brazos hijos del pueblo español que vuelve a resurgir. Gloria a la Patria que supo seguir sobre el azul del mar y el caminar del sol.
Good video. There are really several reasons. The first as you noted is that it's associated with the Fascist government. However the reason they have never been able to get new words for the anthem is there is a huge split in society in Spain. The Spanish left and centre don't like still having that anthem as it replaced the democratically chosen anthem of the second republic before the civil war. Added to that many Spanish people dislike the king and don't want him mentioned. Added to that a large number of people in Spain don't regard themselves as Spanish. Being Catalan, Basque, Galician etc so it's seen as possibly divisive to have an anthem that half the team refuse to sing out of principle anyway.
This is blatantly absurd The Spanish anthem (3rd oldest in the world) was created as a ceremonial music peace with no lyrics and it never had official lyrics. Never. Primo de Rivera (not Franco) asked Peman to write lyrics for the anthem in the 1920s, but Primo de Rivera ended his rule before those lyrics were made official. In the 1940s there was another attempt. Again, they were never made official.
@@nenu Huh you blatantly didn't read my comment properly. Firstly I didn't say it had official lyrics? no I said it had lyrics. Which it did, two sets in fact. Secondly I didn't talk about it being the national anthem of Spain previously did I. I said "The Spanish left and centre don't like still having that anthem as it replaced the democratically chosen anthem of the second republic before the civil war." This is true in 1931 the democratically elected government changed the anthem to Himno de Riego this then changed to the current anthem after Franco took over. Are there any of my points you actually disagree with or did you mean to put this comment on the video and not my comment? It's really important to read a comment before commenting yourself.
Catalonia was never a kingdom, nor a country, nothing, at most a principality, it was never an independent territory, in fact it belonged to France for a time, stop misinforming and manipulating peoplePlease, a large number of Spaniards don't want to be Spaniards? That you are an independent Catalan? Please stop going to every corner of TH-cam lying to people, manipulator, don't Gallegos want to be Spanish? And where did you get that from? of your balls? And leave the Basques in peace who are calm and don't say anything, out of 48 million Spaniards for you, 2 million Catalans are a lot of Spaniards? How fed up we Spaniards are with you, leave Spain if you don't like it, Catalonia is Spain, whether you like it or not, or what you have invented with the anthem is something else to shit on.
Franco took power in 1939. José Pemán 1928 Glory to the country who knew how to follow, over the blue of the sea the walk of the sun (discovery of America, the greatest achievement of humanity) Gloria a la Patria que supo seguir, sobre el azul del mar el caminar del sol
Imaginate que tienes un himno que data de 1761, que es la marcha del regimiento de granaderos reales, que es pura historia, y se convierte en himno, no porque lo impongan y lo escriban en un despacho, sino que lo es por aclamacion popular al paso del ejercito del Rey. Algo asi, simplemente no necesita letras que lo empañen
@Eodat puedes escribir tú la letra y presentarla... Ya verás que bien te la despedazan. A mí me parece perfecto que no tenga letra, así todos la pueden tatarear.
Fortunatly it's exactly the opposite, the old generations were propagandised and forced to sing with biased words which have nothing to do with the original anthem.
No lyrics shouldn’t be a problem, my favourite bit of the UK’s National Anthem is the wordless rising scale before ‘Send him Victorious’. I love the way it is always vocalised.😂🫡🇬🇧🍻
I'm spanish. Spain is different. A sad country in many aspects. Full of division, independentism, people that cannot feel proud of their country and say natural things like "Viva España" because they associate it with a a certain ideology... spanish society is too polarized to agree on a certain lyrics... It will remain wordless...
Yo no quiero ser tomada por una violenta descerebrada, que es lo que pasaría si lo voy gritando por la calle. No todos los patriotas lo son, pero menudas joyitas son la mayoría que van por ahí mostrando su "amor" a la patria. El día que todos los partidos políticos de España lo hagan, será el día que lo podremos hacer sin miedo.
Pemam was a catholic poet. He wrote the lyrics in 1928 11 years before Franco stepped into power. That is, long before the civil war. However, since its true that It was the official lyrics during the dictatorship, the lefties rejected them and we have had no lyrics ever since.
Looo lo, lo loooo lo, lo loooo lo, lo lo, lo lo lo looo lo lo, lo lo lo lo looo lo lo... This is the lyrics of the Spanish national anthem everyone in Spain knows him
Recuerdo aquélla que se cantaba durante el franquismo (la de "alzad los brazos, hijos del pueblo español..."). Después de éso no ha habido manera de consensuar una letra que sea generalmente aceptada. Así que ya va para medio siglo de "lolololo".
Si, se puede tararear como hacen en la Eurocopa (cantar entre dientes y sin articular palabras.Rae.es). Es un precioso jardín francés versallesco original (el añadido de parterres con flores es muy posterior), como nuestra dinastía. Los himnos guerreros tipo Marsellesa o Segadors tienen letras un poco violentas y poco adecuadas para un partido de fútbol 😉.
Las flores españolas son loloooololooololololololololololoooooloooolooooololololololoooooooooo. So the WHOLE WORLD can sing the spanish anthem. We have more flowers and more variety than ANYONE IN THE WORLD! 😂🎉🇪🇸💗
The lyrics are taboo because they made references to imperial Spain. As you noted, even viva España is considered fascist by the modern left. Some people sign the anthem, but it's controversial.
The spanish anthem never have lyrics. Is a military march. The lyrics you refer were added during the franquist regime, and were never official. In democracy, the anthem returned to its origins
Chinda pachinda As cachas de Florinda Postas a cocer Que ben han de saber! Those are the lyrics I learnt as a kid, but I understand they were never made official
La letra buena es la última que hubo, pero gracias a los "demócratas" acomplejados, a los progres, separatistas y sectarios de izquierda esa letra está proscrita porque es "facha", con lo bella que quedaba así
Fun fact. I am from Spain and when I was growing up during the Franco government the anthem did have lyrics and we used to sign them at school. These are the lyrics we sang: th-cam.com/video/Ue4p3CoNjv0/w-d-xo.html Here's an even older set of lyrics: th-cam.com/video/BTFLVsNbYzg/w-d-xo.html The latter are much more beautiful, in my opinion (See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcha_Real#Lyrics_during_Alfonso_XIII's_reign).
Where's the third Spain that strongly believes the anthem should never have lyrics as it never had any when it was originally composed. 'Cause that's the Spain I belong to.
Thanks for not making this a 17 minute video essay
Fr Bro these are so annoying
or "but before we get into this... here's a 2 minutes long nordvpn ad 🤓🤓"
literally every TH-cam video nowadays
@@cdeepmusic wow you’re verified 😮
@@fußball.öäbro has 800k subs
I'm Spanish and the reason is really simple. It doesn't have lyrics.
Sí que tiene, lo que pasa es "demasiado patriota" para la izquierda cerril que tenemos desde el 78.
@@chemsenESPNo lo tiene. Es una marcha, y como tal, en su origen, no lleva letra. Luego hubo varios q se la han puesto pero la desgracia de tener una izq antipatriota nos lleva a dejarlo tal como es: el acompañamiento a marchar en formación.
@@chemsenESP No tiene letra
Why doesnt it have any lyrics then?
Porque iba a tener?
We don't have a national anthem because we like to give an aportunity to everyone in the world to sing with us our "lolololo"
😂😂😂😂buena esa, ya que la gente tiene que escuchar la cancioncita bastante, por suerte, lo ponemos fácil
Or nanananana depending on the region 😂😂
bueno barato y para toda la familia😂
🤣👏👏👏👏
Gana lolololo con diferencia
"Why spanish players dont sign anthem? Because their anthem have no words. Bye, see you next time"
Facts
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
@@Egr-et6ar we werent spain until romans arrived so its logic we didnthave a written language until the founders of spain and portugal under the name of Hispania arrived
@@OriginalSaklo You aren’t Roman. You’re a Iberian Celt. Still doesn’t change the fact that the people had no written language prior. 🤷♂️
@@Egr-et6ar Spanish ascendancy is a massive dna mix of a lot of cultures. Spain itself, as a proper country, didnt exist until the end of the reconquista, so 1492. This means Spain as a world power is about 500 years old only. Theres Iberian celts, visigoths, phoenicians, greek, north africans, roman, french, moor, etc etc all mixed in there.
The "Viva España" isn't really related to Franco, i think you meant "Arriba España"
"Viva España" is mostly used by the right politics, the soldiers and the nostalgic people who miss the dictatorship. So yes, it's extremely related to Franco, just as much as 'Arriba España'
Well I won't say you're wrong, but you're exaggerating a little bit. The right wing politicians and sympathizers use the Viva España frequently because they're spanish nationalists, just as the right wing in Catalonia (Aliança and Junts) who are catalan nationalists, and the right wing in Euskadi (PNV) who are basque nationalists. But for saying Viva España it doesn't imply you're a nostalgic of Franco or a right wing sympathizer, maybe you just like your country (Spain) or are proud of it for some reason.
@@plizard873 Maybe the other person won't say you're wrong, but I'll do. "Viva ***" is a normal way to cheering for whatever you want. "Vivan los espaguetis" as in "long live the spaghetti" is just an expression of love for spaghetti. So is "Viva España". Our left might be hung-up, and our right might try to make that shout as its own, but "Viva España" is just a patriotic saying, as normal as "Vive la France" or even "Visca el Barça" and "Hala Madrid". Have a good day.
@@cuellas1338 you know perfectly that it's not the same thing, and I'm not afraid to admit that all comes for political reasons. There's never been a popular revolution in Spain, not even in the past centuries. Typically, the spanish nationalism (as it happens with many other European nationalisms as well) has found its best representations in the bourgeoisie and the rich people, defending the private property and the existence of social classes, and using all of this to justify the poverty and the labor exploitation. That's why millions of working class people in Spain will never feel represented by the red & yellow flag, and they will always relate "Viva España" chants to the fascism and the conservative side of our society. Thanks for the debate though.
@@plizard873 oh my god, what a level of stupidity, first of all, the right wing parties of actual Spain have nothing to do with Franco, even if your left wing brain say so, so It have nothing to do with It, second, the left wing could perfectly use it, but the only thing they are patriot to is the European Union, the same with the national flag, they have never use it, but now if you ask them they just say, "they right wing took It for themself" and thats not true, the flag is for all the nation, the "Viva España" is not associated to Franco, is associated to the right because the left is not patriot, thats It, theres no problem with that.
Firstly, the lyrics of José María Pemán were written in 1928, 11 years before Franco's dictatorship started.
And "Viva España" is not associated with Franco, the expression associated with him is "Arriba España"
Viva España and Arriba España the same thing man
@@snedsundertable8019 nope!!!
@@snedsundertable8019no they are not, if you were spanish you would know
@@luxdavid2.027 how it’s not the same thing
Arriba España en una exclamacion fascista. Viva España no.
We are screwed if we can't even say "Viva España"
not really, in germany there also is a phrase called "everything for germany" and one (fascist) politician said it and got criticized for it, because it was used as the slogan of the SA (Sturmabteilung) in germany. I think its correct that you should not say these phrases that got misused by extremists when you consider what bad things they have done.
No mientas
@@WillySalamiEl republicano hablando de mentiras.
To be fair "viva España" sounds patriotic and maybe nationalistic, but I think it's silly to say it's fascist. "Arriba España" on the other hand has a way bigger fascist connotation.
@@Eodat ¿Y a ti quién te ha dicho que yo sea republicano?
The only anthem where not a single spaniard can say; I refuse to sing the anthem.
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
Not even close.
It doesn't have one because it didn't reach an agreement every time someone tried to make one. Simple as.
Iberia was heavily romaniced so it doesn't even make to think about the Celtic culture 2000 years later💀
@@Egr-et6ar try again liitle thing.
@@Fjgjgjd Whatever you say Lord Farquaad. 🤣
@@Egr-et6ar the iberians did have a written language currently still undesciphered
The Spanish anthem (3rd oldest in the world) was created as a ceremonial music peace with no lyrics and it never had official lyrics. Never.
Primo de Rivera (not Franco) asked Peman to write lyrics for the anthem in the 1920s, but Primo de Rivera ended his rule before those lyrics were made official.
In the 1940s there was another attempt.
Again, they were never made official.
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
¿Cómo que no?
LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLO
Siempre lo cantamos con efusividad.
Jajajaja. Exacto. Posiblemente el único himno del mundo que no ofende a nadie.
Y lo peor es que muchas veces lo cantan mal 😂, porque la primera línea melódica con la que se abre el himno se repite dos veces, al igual que la segunda (con la que se cierra el himno); y, si te fijas, siempre hay varios aficionados que corean la segunda a destiempo.
Cara al Sol 🗣️
@@plizard873 🤓☝️
Y SIEMPRE se equivocan la mayoría. Es increíble.
They're mewing 🤫🧏🗿
Fr I thought the same thing 😭
@@miguel.a.d.6078mewing isn't the same as meowing like a cat my friend 😭 mewing makes you handsome basically it's a good thing :)
@@leaguixxx9736 acepto la corrección, mis disculpas y borro el comentario 👍🏼. A veces cuando creo que atacan a los símbolos de mi país reacciono demasiado rápido, culpa mía 😔
@@miguel.a.d.6078 je ne parle pas votre langue mais j'arrive a comprendre un peu. L'erreur n'est pas grave, bonne journée mon ami! 😂
@@leaguixxx9736 😅👍🏼
In short, Spain doesn't have official lyrics in its anthem.
Y que ?
Si tiene letra y además es universal, la puede cantar cualquiera.... LOLOLOLOLO LOLOLOLOLO LALALALALALA 😂
Right. Spain have a national anthem ... but a non-lyrics national anthem
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
Viva España
Viva España
Arriba España!
@@conorspyridon7008 👍
El himno español tiene su origen en el himno de los lambarderos en tiempos de Isabel I de Castilla, luego como bien dices, sobre el 1700 se actualiza y llega hasta la actualidad más o menos igual, pero eso sí, sin letra.
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
I'm just going to give you a note. "Cara Al Sol" was the fascist anthem during the Franco regime or Dictatorship. While the one you are talking about that has the melody of the royal march, is from the Band of Insurgents in the Spanish Civil War.
Thanks!
No, "Cara al Sol" fue y es el himno de la Falange Española de las JONS.
@@CalaAlmendras si, pero también fue el himno nacional de España mientras Franco y la Falange gobernaban (1939-1975)
@@_mrdance_ No, no fue el himno nacional de España *nunca*. La confusión viene de que la FET y de las JONS era el único partido permitido (como pasa ahora en Corea del Norte, por ejemplo), y por tanto todos los ciudadanos estaban de alguna u otra manera vinculados a él, de manera que el Cara al Sol era un himno muy conocido entre la población. Pero no, el himno nacional de España seguía siendo el mismo.
Ah vale, me confundí, gracias
In 1870 a contest was organized to create a new official state anthem. Although over 400 compositions were submitted, a new anthem was never selected. So the shit comes from old times.
It is a war militay march. No lyrics just music.
José María Pemán wrote the lyrics in 1928, years before Franco's dictatorship and his lyrics didn’t say anything related to fascism or Franco. During Franco's dictatorship the lyrics were slightly modified and with democracy completely eliminated.
They could and should have kept Pemán's version, it’s the most popular, the best known and the best version which, I repeat, isn’t fascist and doesn’t allude to fascism or Francoism or any other political movement or figure.
Original version and English translation below:
🇪🇸
¡Viva España!
Alzad la frente
hijos del pueblo español,
que vuelve a resurgir.
Gloria a la patria
que supo seguir
sobre el azul del mar
el caminar del sol. (Bis)
¡Triunfa España!
Los yunques y las ruedas
cantan al compás
del himno de la fe.
Juntos con ellos
cantemos de pie
la vida nueva y fuerte
del trabajo y paz. (Bis)
🇬🇧
Long live Spain!
Raise your heads
children of the Spanish people,
who are rising again.
Glory to the country
that knew how to follow,
over the blue of the sea,
the path of the sun. (Repeat)
Triumph Spain!
The anvils and the wheels
sing to the beat
of the hymn of faith.
Together with them
let us sing standing
the new and strong life
of work and peace. (Repeat)
Difícilmente "la democracia" pudo eliminar una letra que nunca fue oficial.
Gloria a la patria qué supo seguir sobre el azul del mar el caminar del sol
🇪🇸
surgir no seguir.
❤
@@user-qh7xk1es6l Es "seguir".
Inventado
@@roberluancoluanco ¿Inventado?... Todos los himnos y sus letras son inventados, no nacen de forma natural.
¿Original?... Hay muchos himnos que nacen sin letra y es añadida a posteriori.
Ahora, si a ti te gusta o no... No cambia nada.
Until Spain reconciles itself with its past and with itself, it will have zero chance of coming to agreement on the lyrics to its own anthem. Sad but true.
Spanish anthem has never had lyrics... neither 1761 nor 1861 nor 1961 nor now.
i dont understand .
It's better and unique without. To say the weirds words that the rest of anthems in the world says, I prefer to not say anything. 😂
lol I was wondering this today when England played Spain! Thanks!
On 2018 a musician composer Alejandro Abad composed his version of spanish anthem "Canta España" it can represent us, some of the lines are *Your people and your history will protect you, they will always make you grow* *Your seas and lands will gave you with generosity* *Your effort and your people, your diversity are our identity* & *Together, united,one same beat, one heart that will love you until the end*
It's better the Rafa Corega version.
No lyrics is simply better than any bullshit words any random ass musician may come up with.
@@alvarogallegojimenez9140 Why not? For once we got a neutral anthem with lyrics that can represent us
@@albert9784I prefer the one that is written in the most universal language of all: music
Corny lyrics aren't music.
Spain love passing so much that they passed on singing the national anthem.
😂😂
Since Spniards didn’t have a written language until Moors, Romans, Greeks, and Phoenicians arrived on the shores of 🇪🇸. The Druids, intellectuals of the Celtic world didn’t believe in writing things down cause they believed it made them soft in the head, and therefore tryna keep it 100% with the culture.
¡Viva España!
Alzad la frente
hijos del pueblo español
que vuelve a resurgir.
Gloria a la Patria
que supo seguir
sobre el azul del mar
el caminar del sol.
¡Triunfa, España!
Los yunques y las ruedas
cantan al compás
del himno de la fe.
Juntos con ellos
cantemos de pie
la vida nueva y fuerte
de trabajo y paz.
That's what the Guardia Civil was singing in Intxaurrondo when the car crashed to the door
Honor 🇪🇸
@@joanlancia037 and what the GAL was singing when they masacrated your boys
@@Dervitox I don't remember.
Maybe MA Blanco could answer you
Que bonito sonaba pena que los guerracivilistas siempre estén con la matraca del pasado
The society in Spain is so polarized that there is no chance everyone would accept the lyrics of the anthem.
Agree, too many crybabies raging over just an anthem. Like some people gets offended if you are openly proud of Spain, your country.
Yeah, right now Spain is dominated by the Woke ideology.
Correcto ! , ese es el motivo , la división de ideales .
@@AndroidsDreamTV Yes, also Spain is one of the most Woke countries currently
@sonicteeelo23El himno de España es el tercero más antiguo del mundo y su música fue una marcha de paz. Por eso no lleva letra. Ignorantes!
The anthem of Spain is not sung with the mouth, it is sung with the heart.
"Viva España" is ok here, not related with Franco. The problem is "Arriba España"
Una pequeña corrección: la expresión que se asocia a la dictadura franquista es "arriba España", no "viva España".
Viva España isn’t associated with Franco’s dictatorship. It’s the same as “vive la france” or “God bless America”. It was said before, during and after the dictatorship.
The issue is that the left (broadly speaking) frontally oppose any sign of patriotism. You can see it happening in the USA nowadays, with leftists (again, broadly speaking) having all kinds of problems with the national anthem (kneeling, creating an alternative one for blacks, etc).
Btw, I’m completely apolitical. I don’t care much about this issue, but let’s call a spade a spade: it hasn’t been until recently that saying Viva España has become controversial and it has nothing to do with Franco or right-wing politicians (even if they feel more inclined to say such things).
I've always thought that singing an anthem lowers its status all the way down to tavern song. An anthem without lyrics sounds more elevated and doesn't force a particular point of view onto anyone. Sadly for me, many of my compatriots don't think like this and often try to push on the direction of creating words for it, what I consider a rape of our beautiful and iconic anthem
Estoy contigo...A mí no me hace falta cantar.
Sólo con oír los acordes del himno nacional se te pone la piel de gallina.
No lyrics. And there won't be any in the near future, certain politicians proposed a few options which contained the name of the party in them (ciudadanos), which is an actual comedy sketch of the 90s
but the Peman's text has strophes truly poetical. For ex.: "Glory to the country who knew went on the blue of the see the course of the sun"
The "fascist poet" José María Pemán composed the lyrics of the Spanish anthem in 1927, during the reign of Alfonso XIII, and nine years before the Civil War.
So what? He was a fascist then, during Primo de Rivera dictatorship, being a politician for the Union Patriotica political party.
I get they don't like "Arriba España" because of Franco, but "Viva España"? The anthem sounds like it was composed to start like that
Si tiene letra, pero no se puede cantar porque erróneamente se asocia al franquismo y la izquierda se enfada.
En cuanto reescriban el himno y en ese himno se hagan loas a Stalin, la izquierda estará encantada de que el himno vuelva a tener letra.
No tiene letra.
Qué tiempos aquellos en los que sólo había uno por pueblo
No tiene letra porque no está aprobada en n la Constitución
Mejor sin letra y que os den a unos y otros... que cansinos ambos
Literalmente que pesaos@@bilbohob7179
Algunos la seguimos cantando con orgullo.
¿y alzando el brazo?
While you're correct, the actual sentence that is associated to Franco isn't "viva España" (this is an expression used today with little problem except to the radicals of various movements), it's actually "arriba España" that is the problem, not that the spanish leftist cared enough to not critize that sentence since to a lot of them (most I'd say), any patriotic sentiment or demonstration equates to you being a fascist
Well yes, but it so happens that the ones that go crying viva/arriba España usually are far right and franquists. 🤷🏽♀️
Without context people would associate you with them.
"El que calla otorga" couldn't be more true.
@LuDa-lf1xd I agree with the "arriba España" but not "viva España", especially in a sportive event as this video is about that. Most people who say "viva España" aren't far-right, I have friends who are liberals and left-leaning who shout this at the top of their lungs during sporting events and in national days.
What do you mean with your last sentence?
@@219trixieLol, liberals aren't left wing
@@Ismavolt I know. I was doing an enumeration, seeing as it was between just two nouns there's no coma in between. I was pointing out my experience with friends of two politically different beliefs which exemplify that those who shout "viva España" aren't all (or most in what I've seen) far-right or franquist. Also, understand that I'm speaking in the political context of Spain, in case you're not from my country, and there's a difference between left-leaning, left-wing and far-left (mirrored by the right)
@@219trixie Si consideras que los votantes de Cs son de izquierdas me parece a mí que no vamos a compartir el mismo análisis político en cuanto a simbología patriótica
No necesitamos cantar nada ni ensuciar nuestro glorioso himno mientras nuestro corazón se llena de emoción al escucharlo. 🎉🎉❤
For some reason i always sing the national anthem of a country in a football match
And i also sang the unofficial lyrics of spain idk if it's a good thing or a bad thing.
as a spanish, we don't have lyrics, and if we did, it would probably be like generic stuff tbh lol, and like 2 people would know it from heart soooo
In Spain don't have song and the people say lololo
Tldr: the spanish dont song the anthem because there is nothing to sing
Imagine having a tune without lyrics. Very short and informative video👏🏽👏🏽
Thanks 🙏🏼
“Viva España” isn’t related with Francisco Franco, “Arriba España” is
We are that stupid that we're scared of saying rise Spain just because it could offend people
Because they won England yesterday, that's why
It's nice that this is not a 20 minute video for a 2 minute answer, but I feel like you left out the relatively most important part. It was the Spanish grenadiers march song, who traditionally marched in parades right before the king. That's how the common people started associating it with the king, wich ultimately lead to Carlos III declaring it the oficial march (later hymn) of Spain.
La Marcha Real, Marcha Granadera o antiguamente, Marcha de Granaderos, es el himno de España, como así lo recoge la Constitución de 1978 y ya está. El himno
de España es propiedad del estado y nunca nos pusimos de cuerdo en ponerle letra ni siquiera ahora en la actualidad y ya está.
Viva España , muchas gracias por este partido 🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇸🇪🇸
we had Spanish foreign exchange students in my school and as a part of our socialisation for some reason the teachers made us play each others anthems from youtube. The first video our teacher clicked on about the spanish anthem was francos lyrics and i kid u not all the Spanish students all in unison screamed ''NNNOOOOO!!!'' ''WRONG ONE, WRONG ONE''
yeah that kind of fools who are ashamed of their history are more common than we would like, I am Spaniard and I do not agree with those leftists 🐩🐩🐩.
Franco ha sido el mejor gobernante de España en más de doscientos años, así que es un orgullo oír su himno.
@@luismarianocalvorojo2067Cierto,nadie pasaba hambre y tal
Spanish anthem is a non-lyrics anthem... there are 4 non-lyrics anthems in the world. I hope Spanish anthem can never be sung..
@@luismarianocalvorojo2067 No como los "tibios" mandatarios de la actualidad, unos vendidos a las instituciones europeas y a las regiones periféricas que no se atreven a fusilar a nadie por "el que dirán". Con franco se mataba mejor.
I think that the lyrics that we 😮had were epic, and no one in the modern era can even get closer to replicate that.
That said, i understand why you don’t want to use it but i don’t share it. A national anthem is bigger than a person and we should be able to get pass Franco and enjoy our country.
Don't be deceived. It is the most international and inclusive national anthem in the world. With the simplest lyrics for better interpretation by anyone from any nation. I don't see that with La Marseillaise...
Because their national anthem hasn't got any lyrics!
"Viva España alzar los brazos hijos del pueblo español que vuelvan resurgir ..."
facha
@@grg1979 separatista indepe 😄
@@jorgemgomez6226 que tendrá que ver lo de indepe ?
@@jorgemgomez6226 basado
Arriba España,
alzad los brazos hijos del pueblo español
que vuelve a resurgir.
Gloria a la Patria que supo seguir
sobre el azul del mar y el caminar del sol.
We dont sing our anthem we let the anthem enter our hearths
Can we talk about the chaos in the background
Good video. There are really several reasons. The first as you noted is that it's associated with the Fascist government. However the reason they have never been able to get new words for the anthem is there is a huge split in society in Spain. The Spanish left and centre don't like still having that anthem as it replaced the democratically chosen anthem of the second republic before the civil war. Added to that many Spanish people dislike the king and don't want him mentioned. Added to that a large number of people in Spain don't regard themselves as Spanish. Being Catalan, Basque, Galician etc so it's seen as possibly divisive to have an anthem that half the team refuse to sing out of principle anyway.
Thanks for the extra insight 🙏🏻
This is blatantly absurd
The Spanish anthem (3rd oldest in the world) was created as a ceremonial music peace with no lyrics and it never had official lyrics. Never.
Primo de Rivera (not Franco) asked Peman to write lyrics for the anthem in the 1920s, but Primo de Rivera ended his rule before those lyrics were made official.
In the 1940s there was another attempt.
Again, they were never made official.
@@nenu Huh you blatantly didn't read my comment properly.
Firstly I didn't say it had official lyrics? no I said it had lyrics. Which it did, two sets in fact.
Secondly I didn't talk about it being the national anthem of Spain previously did I. I said "The Spanish left and centre don't like still having that anthem as it replaced the democratically chosen anthem of the second republic before the civil war." This is true in 1931 the democratically elected government changed the anthem to Himno de Riego this then changed to the current anthem after Franco took over.
Are there any of my points you actually disagree with or did you mean to put this comment on the video and not my comment?
It's really important to read a comment before commenting yourself.
@@MatchDayVlogs Ese comentario es falso
Catalonia was never a kingdom, nor a country, nothing, at most a principality, it was never an independent territory, in fact it belonged to France for a time, stop misinforming and manipulating peoplePlease, a large number of Spaniards don't want to be Spaniards? That you are an independent Catalan? Please stop going to every corner of TH-cam lying to people, manipulator, don't Gallegos want to be Spanish? And where did you get that from? of your balls? And leave the Basques in peace who are calm and don't say anything, out of 48 million Spaniards for you, 2 million Catalans are a lot of Spaniards? How fed up we Spaniards are with you, leave Spain if you don't like it, Catalonia is Spain, whether you like it or not, or what you have invented with the anthem is something else to shit on.
people scared of "Viva España" damn
The main vocalist/main singer is having a siesta somewhere in the back. 😂
A siesta joke, wow so fresh...not
I saw switzerland is also not doing it, can you analyse this as well?
Great video
Grettings from morroco to Spanish brothers and sisters🇲🇦🤝❤️
Haha I noticed it in the Euro final, thanks for clearing this up!
Franco took power in 1939.
José Pemán 1928
Glory to the country who knew how to follow, over the blue of the sea the walk of the sun (discovery of America, the greatest achievement of humanity)
Gloria a la Patria
que supo seguir,
sobre el azul del mar
el caminar del sol
Imagínate que tu himno nacional sea lolololololol
Imaginate que tienes un himno que data de 1761, que es la marcha del regimiento de granaderos reales, que es pura historia, y se convierte en himno, no porque lo impongan y lo escriban en un despacho, sino que lo es por aclamacion popular al paso del ejercito del Rey. Algo asi, simplemente no necesita letras que lo empañen
@@grg1979 Si que lo necesita, me parece patético que sea un tarareo, y que encima no hagan nada al respecto, así de jodidos están.
@@Eodat lo necesita porque lo digas tú aparentemente.
@@Uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu01 lo necesita por qué si no no es un puto himno
@Eodat puedes escribir tú la letra y presentarla... Ya verás que bien te la despedazan. A mí me parece perfecto que no tenga letra, así todos la pueden tatarear.
¡Qué himno tan bello! ❤
1:17 too long to say, we just have no lyrics. Make a short next time?
Are we complaining about a single minute long video?
The amazing thing is that the younger generations are being successfully propagandised to believe it never had lyrics.
Fortunatly it's exactly the opposite, the old generations were propagandised and forced to sing with biased words which have nothing to do with the original anthem.
The only propaganda here is your comment
@@faux-identifiant no, the Spanish anthem had lyrics. Several versions. But they are taboo because of leftist politics
@@christinemurray1444 It's simple: if the lyrics aren't at the Constitución we don't have lyrics.
No lyrics shouldn’t be a problem, my favourite bit of the UK’s National Anthem is the wordless rising scale before ‘Send him Victorious’. I love the way it is always vocalised.😂🫡🇬🇧🍻
I'm spanish. Spain is different. A sad country in many aspects. Full of division, independentism, people that cannot feel proud of their country and say natural things like "Viva España" because they associate it with a a certain ideology... spanish society is too polarized to agree on a certain lyrics... It will remain wordless...
Yeah, as a Spanish I hate that we can’t normally say Viva España due to some ignorants with lack of patriotism and brain
Yo no quiero ser tomada por una violenta descerebrada, que es lo que pasaría si lo voy gritando por la calle.
No todos los patriotas lo son, pero menudas joyitas son la mayoría que van por ahí mostrando su "amor" a la patria.
El día que todos los partidos políticos de España lo hagan, será el día que lo podremos hacer sin miedo.
@@LuDa-lf1xd Bueno la política del país esta bastante corrupta ya, la gente que los vota también
Ok explain to me why the dutch say: im from german blood in their athem
They are not talking about German, but germanic
Just one mistake at the end of the video “Viva España” is not and expression related with Spanish dictatorship, but “Arriba España” yes
There are no words. That has always been known yet at every football tournament the same question is raised.
We live in such uptight, reactionary times.
También tenemos el precioso Cara al sol.
Pemam was a catholic poet. He wrote the lyrics in 1928 11 years before Franco stepped into power. That is, long before the civil war. However, since its true that It was the official lyrics during the dictatorship, the lefties rejected them and we have had no lyrics ever since.
Looo lo, lo loooo lo, lo loooo lo, lo lo, lo lo lo looo lo lo, lo lo lo lo looo lo lo...
This is the lyrics of the Spanish national anthem everyone in Spain knows him
La única razón por la que no se canta el himno, es porque no tiene letra! 😂
Recuerdo aquélla que se cantaba durante el franquismo (la de "alzad los brazos, hijos del pueblo español..."). Después de éso no ha habido manera de consensuar una letra que sea generalmente aceptada. Así que ya va para medio siglo de "lolololo".
I'm Spanish, and our national anthem doesnt have lyrics since 1978
Exactly.
@@anthonyclarke5579in fact he had no words from 1761 to 1939. It only does from 1939 to 1978 due to the Francoist dictatorship
The national spanish anthem never had lyrics
It had when general Franco ruled Spain.
Also during the II Republic Spain had another anthem, called "El Himno de Riego" which had another lyrics.
I’m Spanish and I just thought everyone knew our anthem does not have lyrics lol
Because spain's nacional anthem is the oldest in all of Europe, that's why It doesn't hace lyrics
No se puede cantar un himno sin letra es como un jardín sin flores 🇪🇦🇪🇦
Si, se puede tararear como hacen en la Eurocopa (cantar entre dientes y sin articular palabras.Rae.es). Es un precioso jardín francés versallesco original (el añadido de parterres con flores es muy posterior), como nuestra dinastía. Los himnos guerreros tipo Marsellesa o Segadors tienen letras un poco violentas y poco adecuadas para un partido de fútbol 😉.
Es hermoso nuestro himno, sin letra o con letra, HERMOSO
Las flores españolas son loloooololooololololololololololoooooloooolooooololololololoooooooooo. So the WHOLE WORLD can sing the spanish anthem. We have more flowers and more variety than ANYONE IN THE WORLD! 😂🎉🇪🇸💗
The lyrics are taboo because they made references to imperial Spain. As you noted, even viva España is considered fascist by the modern left. Some people sign the anthem, but it's controversial.
The spanish anthem never have lyrics. Is a military march. The lyrics you refer were added during the franquist regime, and were never official. In democracy, the anthem returned to its origins
The first lyrics was in 1928 when the franquism hadn't reached the power yet
@@grg1979 Como bien dices, nunca tuvo letra oficial, así que en democracia no tuvo que volver a sus orígenes, sino mantenerse igual.
I mean, it's pretty hard to sing a song that doesn't have lyrics...
yeah that´s kind of the reason, good research
Our anthem: LO LO LO LO LOLOLOLO LO LOLO LO 🎶🔴🟡🔴
pues porque no tiene letra compadre
When "Fouse Mawé" no escribió el culo blanco 😔
🇪🇸 REYES DE EUROPA 🇪🇸
🏆🏆🏆🏆
⚽️ I ❤ SPAIN ⚽️
🎉1964, 2008, 2012, 2024 🎉
Chinda pachinda
As cachas de Florinda
Postas a cocer
Que ben han de saber!
Those are the lyrics I learnt as a kid, but I understand they were never made official
Buenísimo, yo era más del:
Franco, Franco
Tenía el culo blanco
Porque su mujer
Lo lava con Ariel
Ya va siendo hora que le pongan una letra a la altura a la marcha real
La letra buena es la última que hubo, pero gracias a los "demócratas" acomplejados, a los progres, separatistas y sectarios de izquierda esa letra está proscrita porque es "facha", con lo bella que quedaba así
How can you mess up so many things in 1 minute?
you just had to answer one question and you still managed to spread misinformation in a 3 mins video, congrats
Because they won unlike England 😢😢😢
Because they don't have an anthem with lyrics broh
Because everyone of us can feel , in our own way, our love for Spain 😉
Fun fact.
I am from Spain and when I was growing up during the Franco government the anthem did have lyrics and we used to sign them at school.
These are the lyrics we sang: th-cam.com/video/Ue4p3CoNjv0/w-d-xo.html
Here's an even older set of lyrics: th-cam.com/video/BTFLVsNbYzg/w-d-xo.html
The latter are much more beautiful, in my opinion (See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marcha_Real#Lyrics_during_Alfonso_XIII's_reign).
I want the himno de riego back pls
Go back in time!
¡Viva la República! 🟥🟨🟪
There are two spains that never agree at the liryc, thats the real reason
I hope NEVER... Marcha Real is a non-lyric anthem... why lyrics now? From 18th Century...
Where's the third Spain that strongly believes the anthem should never have lyrics as it never had any when it was originally composed. 'Cause that's the Spain I belong to.
@@alvarogallegojimenez9140 Here