Alright so I'd like to clear a couple things up. First I'd like to clarify that I did not edit a bunch of various versions of "do you hear to people sing" and therefore did not choose the languages featured, it came from: th-cam.com/video/Tq8JaB-NnYY/w-d-xo.html , I simply added lyrics and clips over it. So yes I too wish Spanish, Italian, Russian, and Chinese were in there. Second many of ya'll have pointed out that yes the lyrics are not one to one translations. I did this due to the fact that they make literally no sense when put with one another in English. But if any of ya'll are curious what'd it look like, here: th-cam.com/video/aW60FUas64c/w-d-xo.html Third, I haven't seen anyone point this out yet so I will; the clips for Sweden, Norway, and Iceland do not reflect their revolutions cause they either didn't have one or didn't have a movie/show that features it, so I took other clips that could have reflected it.
Back in the days people fought for a brighter future now our future is beyond dark and done for it’s been a honor to stand with this species as we march to oblivion
This is objectively fire, I just wish there was a part in Spanish since Latin America was one of if not the biggest hotbeds of Revolution, but, still amazing-
I think I saw it was made like after the movie with the people working on the show and their background so they probably didn’t have someone from that area or didn’t know their native language but yeh they really missed the good ones
The recording here was in 1996, it's from a novel turned musical play "Les Miserables" (the music used in the videi is the 1996 10th anniversary recording) based on French June Rebellion, so the people singing there wasn't just any people and it is not based on any other revolution, but only the failed June Rebellion
Hermoso video, pero realmente estaba esperando minimo una aparición del español en esta compilación. Gran parte del mundo habla este grandioso idioma como para deja afuera nuestras voces revolucionarias.
@@ПавелПоликарпов-г9мнайти подобного певца трудно, понаходить всех тех, кто в песне, уже трудно. А если сверху добавлять ещё и строки для русских, то песня станет через чур перегруженной
The fact most of the comment section doesn't know the source material for this is really sad, they should check it out, it is the 10th Anniversarry recording of the musical (based on the novel of the same name by Victor Hugo) "Les Miserables", the musical is in my opinion fire, and the 10th anniversary in particular is called the "dream cast" for a very good reason
At 0:23 there is a mistake, normally its "at the will of the people, and at the healt of the progress". It may not be the exactly translation but this is mostly it
from 1:13 to 1:25 there two scene for the Lower Canada Revolt showed. One was in A people history episode 6 rebellion and reforms. The others was in Quand je serais parti vous vivriez encore.
I like the song, and I think the idea of preserving and presenting old militaristic music in video is a pretty neat one. I'm just curious what the pfp is from? (and correct me if im wrong but did I see a clip on the Irish revolution in there?)
I dont think the whole 1830 thing matters considering setsuma rebellion (japan) was in 1877 and America in 1780 The song isnt tied to the date, but rather to the idea of revolution/people wanting to be heard/free
Štúrovci is about Slovak Uprising of 1848--49 it is a Slovak uprising not Czech. Czech have for example Hussite Revolution. Besides that, good video, greetings from Slovakia.
You missed the spanish one, it has also a very good version. You could have included parts of the Peninsular War/Guerra de la Independencia. Unlike this conflict, the civil wars that occurred in hispanic america were a conflict that wasnt liberal, it was a civil war between the elites (criollos, with the help of the british and french), and the rest of the population that supported the Spanish Constitution and its king (indigenous peoples, peninsulares, isleños, africans, and a long etc).
Very good! The only thing I missed is the 1917 Russian revolution as it was one of the biggest revolutions of the history (tho I understand it why you didn't put in because of the current war in Ukraine)
I always love this version, I only wish there was a Spanish part (there's actually a full Spanish translation) since the Hispanic America wars of independence are a very important icon since it was just something monumental, and apart of that, in Spain before WW2 there was the 2nd republic and they had a civil war against Francoists
I changed them cause theoretically if you sang the direct translations they would make literally no sense. For instance the polish and dutch parts are: "Will you listen to the song, not to be caught once again, of a people who will No longer be slaves again," which makes no sense back to back. I'll probably make an unlisted version with the direct translations, just so people can see.
Правильно, кого поддерживать как не дегенератов которые не смогли ни организоваться, ни компромиссное решение предложить. Ох уж эта романтизация революции... Но в одном Мао Цзедун был прав "винтовка рождает власть".
Föltámadott a tenger (1953) Robert Blum und die Revolution (2008) The Last Samurai (2003) The Patriot (2000) Karl Marx und der Klassenkampf (2010) Waterloo (1970) de loteling (1974) La Révolution française (1989) A Royal Affair (2012) La rascrucea marilor furtuni (1980) Against the Wind (1978) Štúrovci (1991)
There are 2 featured at 2:43 so here's both: The first one takes place July 9th 1776 where the residents of New York toppled a statue of King George III and later melted it down to create musket balls which were later used during the revolution. The second is of when German revolutionary's held a protest after in front of the Berlin palace on march 18th 1848. Troops were sent to disperse the crowd, but the revolutionary's fought back, after hundreds of death, and 12 hours going by the soldiers retreated. However the revolution would ultimately fail.
@@GetOffMyChannelOrElse Thanks! Also, what is the first one at 2:35? Btw, your editing is absolutely fire, and i would love to see you do videos on songs such as Varshavianka (The Russian version) or The Internationale.
@@comradejellobiafra4638 2:35 is Emilia Plater leading peasants into battle during the Polish November uprising in 1830. I've been working on a version of l'internationale similar to this one, with about 16 different languages. For Warszawianka/Varshavianka I would like to do the Polish version before I do the Russian version.
It would have been good to include at least one Hispanic American country for its large number of revolutions against the Spanish empire that occupied half of the continent.
@@cccyanide3034As much as I agree with you, this wasn’t really recorded to be a song for this video’s context. You can check the description for context, but this was a large production of LesMis for the 10th anniversary of the play, a “dream cast”, and the finale features actors from around the world who play the main character in the play. The languages you hear are the native languages of those actors who attended and sung, and sadly not every major language was represented, with notable lacks of Italian, Spanish, Russian, and some others. Still, it’s an incredible performance, and a stunning finale!
@@TheMedicalDemon liberal at that time has nothing to do with what we consider liberal nowadays, in those times "liberalism" encompassed both the moderate Parliamentary bourgeoisie and the lower class Republican Radicals, it was only after the 1848 revolutions that the split of interests became widespread and the Working class began organising separately. So it is fair and correct to take this is a leftist song.
@ no? As you yourself just said, it was a liberal movement, even if not strictly defined to what we know as liberal today. The main point was "liberte egalite and fraternite", which clearly supports liberal ideas as shown in the declaration for the rights of man. The reason the 1832 Paris uprising (which is what Les Mis is about) even happened is because the King wasn't properly protecting the equal rights given to the people (among other things). In fact, while the Paris Uprising was primarily undertaken by a popular front, most of the groups involved were by no means what we would consider leftist.
This is not leftist music. For instance the März revolution: Nowadays the participants would be considered far right by lefties. So don’t even dare to claim this beautiful music for you disgusting spectrum.
Alright so I'd like to clear a couple things up.
First I'd like to clarify that I did not edit a bunch of various versions of "do you hear to people sing" and therefore did not choose the languages featured, it came from: th-cam.com/video/Tq8JaB-NnYY/w-d-xo.html , I simply added lyrics and clips over it. So yes I too wish Spanish, Italian, Russian, and Chinese were in there.
Second many of ya'll have pointed out that yes the lyrics are not one to one translations. I did this due to the fact that they make literally no sense when put with one another in English. But if any of ya'll are curious what'd it look like, here: th-cam.com/video/aW60FUas64c/w-d-xo.html
Third, I haven't seen anyone point this out yet so I will; the clips for Sweden, Norway, and Iceland do not reflect their revolutions cause they either didn't have one or didn't have a movie/show that features it, so I took other clips that could have reflected it.
Sounds like a bad Day to be a Despot!
You mean be hated by Parisian elites, hence why only Paris rioted, and why Napoleon III won one of the 2nd Republic's earliest elections
0:00 Do You Hear the People Sing?
0:06 United Kingdom
0:23 France
0:29 Germany
0:34 Japan
0:45 Hungary
0:52 Sweden
1:02 Poland
1:08 Netherlands
1:13 Canada
1:24 Austria
1:30 Australia
1:41 Norway
1:46 Czechia
1:52 Denmark
2:03 Ireland
2:09 Iceland
2:15 United States
2:31 One Day More!
Is sad they never put spanish
Oh wait! That was the patriots of lower canada!
It is nice to see this countries history in the wild :)
@@Mini_Knight17despite popular belief canada didn’t ask for independence first.
yo we got thai version
th-cam.com/video/bWBEdnOU3mA/w-d-xo.html
@@Mini_Knight17the scenes are from A people story episode 6
and also Quand je serais parti vous vivriez encore
This would be a good song for the resistance in Half Life 2
real
When aliens invade earth this will be our war sound.
What will be our Anthem? United Nations on the march?
@@JLL_29 "impress your creators", maybe
I had just thought that as your comment appeared
1:02 1:1 translation is - "Strain your ears, its the song of a people who refuse to be enslaved again."
woah, he even added the satsuma rebellion after the boshin war. He really knows every single one
Yeah, I was surprised when the Patriots of Lower Canada (Rebellions of 1837-1838) was shown.
Nice of them to include that.
Back in the days people fought for a brighter future now our future is beyond dark and done for it’s been a honor to stand with this species as we march to oblivion
Liberty, Equality, and Independence forever!
This is objectively fire, I just wish there was a part in Spanish since Latin America was one of if not the biggest hotbeds of Revolution, but, still amazing-
Agreed, + some more international representation from other continents would've been nice. Still great though
Sep, escuchar cantos de libertad de parte de naciones imperialistas y coloniales es un poco anticlimático
Dude. Exactly what I was thinking, one of the largest revolutions yet no representation here.
I think I saw it was made like after the movie with the people working on the show and their background so they probably didn’t have someone from that area or didn’t know their native language but yeh they really missed the good ones
The recording here was in 1996, it's from a novel turned musical play "Les Miserables" (the music used in the videi is the 1996 10th anniversary recording) based on French June Rebellion, so the people singing there wasn't just any people and it is not based on any other revolution, but only the failed June Rebellion
Viva le revolution 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
Hermoso video, pero realmente estaba esperando minimo una aparición del español en esta compilación. Gran parte del mundo habla este grandioso idioma como para deja afuera nuestras voces revolucionarias.
Lo sé también, una grandísima pena. Aún así, había escuchado una versión de la misma canción en español; es tremenda
I was not expecting footage of the patriote but I’m happy now!
Also, why was the english version chosen for them? The patriot rebellions were made of mostly french-canadian.
THIS THE ONE THAT IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR!!!!
Disney princesses, worst nightmare
2:58 до здравствует Декабристы!!!!
Декабристы, Февралисты, Большевики: Ну-да, ну-да пошёл я нахер
Ты приглядись, там есть изображения
Декабристы там есть
@@odoevskyduke4606 Я к тому что ни одной строки на русском нет
@@ПавелПоликарпов-г9мнайти подобного певца трудно, понаходить всех тех, кто в песне, уже трудно. А если сверху добавлять ещё и строки для русских, то песня станет через чур перегруженной
There are thing's worth fighting for
This is fucking peak
The fact most of the comment section doesn't know the source material for this is really sad, they should check it out, it is the 10th Anniversarry recording of the musical (based on the novel of the same name by Victor Hugo) "Les Miserables", the musical is in my opinion fire, and the 10th anniversary in particular is called the "dream cast" for a very good reason
At 0:23 there is a mistake, normally its "at the will of the people, and at the healt of the progress". It may not be the exactly translation but this is mostly it
from 1:13 to 1:25 there two scene for the Lower Canada Revolt showed. One was in A people history episode 6 rebellion and reforms. The others was in Quand je serais parti vous vivriez encore.
it's soo good!👏
Bravo! 👏 , Ive been waiting for the patriotic version of this, Thank you.
song of revolution
I can't lie, this song gave me goosebumps.
(da best song ever)
beautiful🥰
Rare Lower Canada rebellion cameo
2:03 amazing W ireland
비상계엄 이후에 이게 뜨니까 기가 막히네
I like the song, and I think the idea of preserving and presenting old militaristic music in video is a pretty neat one. I'm just curious what the pfp is from? (and correct me if im wrong but did I see a clip on the Irish revolution in there?)
The pfp is custom made by me, and yes that was the 1798 Irish Rebellion.
@@GetOffMyChannelOrElse Neat! Thank you
Why theres no china? (1911/xinhai revolution in 1911)
not quite the right time Les Misérables is in 1830
I dont think the whole 1830 thing matters
considering setsuma rebellion (japan) was in 1877
and America in 1780
The song isnt tied to the date, but rather to the idea of revolution/people wanting to be heard/free
@@legatus_cygnus412eh ok
What side of TH-cam did I land on now?
The history/revolutionary song side.
Welcome to the Historical Appreciation side of TH-cam!
Whooo Canadian rebellion! 1:14
Justice for Georgia 🇬🇪🇪🇺
Vive La France!🇫🇷
(say this for your country👇)
@@Patriote-57-Lorrain
Éljen soká Magyarország!
(I hope you meant it with native language. ^^")
@@tibormolnar1513 thanks traduction, Beautiful landscapes in Hungary🇭🇺 (i think)
Long live our union! (United States 🇺🇸)
@@Patriote-57-Lorrainrepublic of China
Viva Portugal
Štúrovci is about Slovak Uprising of 1848--49 it is a Slovak uprising not Czech. Czech have for example Hussite Revolution. Besides that, good video, greetings from Slovakia.
Yes but the scene in particular was about Czech volunteers arriving.
True, no problem. I'm writing this only because many people mistake us or think that we are still Czechoslovakia.
You missed the spanish one, it has also a very good version. You could have included parts of the Peninsular War/Guerra de la Independencia. Unlike this conflict, the civil wars that occurred in hispanic america were a conflict that wasnt liberal, it was a civil war between the elites (criollos, with the help of the british and french), and the rest of the population that supported the Spanish Constitution and its king (indigenous peoples, peninsulares, isleños, africans, and a long etc).
Isn't movie from 1:02 named "Pan Tadeusz"
pinché canción toda revolucionaria
me gusto
Very good! The only thing I missed is the 1917 Russian revolution as it was one of the biggest revolutions of the history (tho I understand it why you didn't put in because of the current war in Ukraine)
The reason there isn’t a Russian part is because there was no Russian singer in the original video
The Russian revolution has nothing to do with Ukraine (I’m Ukrainian btw)
@@ivanneiasyt the rioters led by Nestor Ivanovich Makhno beat both the whites and the reds in the Russian revolution
@@newtschmidt525 Oh thanks
@ true
I always love this version, I only wish there was a Spanish part (there's actually a full Spanish translation) since the Hispanic America wars of independence are a very important icon since it was just something monumental, and apart of that, in Spain before WW2 there was the 2nd republic and they had a civil war against Francoists
Francists is THE BASE.
Viva la Revolution! Arriba España!
This truly represents almost all major national revolutions… minus Italy, Spain etc…
the translations of what they are singing and what are the english lyrics are not always the same, so this takes a little marks off the good music
I changed them cause theoretically if you sang the direct translations they would make literally no sense. For instance the polish and dutch parts are: "Will you listen to the song, not to be caught once again, of a people who will No longer be slaves again," which makes no sense back to back. I'll probably make an unlisted version with the direct translations, just so people can see.
@@GetOffMyChannelOrElse still, I think would be better to have a literal translation, even if just to understand the words
For the Decembrists, a separate like!
Правильно, кого поддерживать как не дегенератов которые не смогли ни организоваться, ни компромиссное решение предложить. Ох уж эта романтизация революции... Но в одном Мао Цзедун был прав "винтовка рождает власть".
This will be our anthem once earth is United.
Sehr schön😁
Could you do a Bella ciao video?
👍
سامع صوت المقهورين!
まさか日本語があるとは思わなかった
What,s the name of the all movies?
Föltámadott a tenger (1953)
Robert Blum und die Revolution (2008)
The Last Samurai (2003)
The Patriot (2000)
Karl Marx und der Klassenkampf (2010)
Waterloo (1970)
de loteling (1974)
La Révolution française (1989)
A Royal Affair (2012)
La rascrucea marilor furtuni (1980)
Against the Wind (1978)
Štúrovci (1991)
Thank you, my friend!
Btw I,m hungarian and love the freedom too! If need, I die for Justice and Liberty!!
Where March on Rome?
1848
There's a Viva la Vida album cover in the thumbnail
What is the painting's name at 2:43?
There are 2 featured at 2:43 so here's both:
The first one takes place July 9th 1776 where the residents of New York toppled a statue of King George III and later melted it down to create musket balls which were later used during the revolution.
The second is of when German revolutionary's held a protest after in front of the Berlin palace on march 18th 1848. Troops were sent to disperse the crowd, but the revolutionary's fought back, after hundreds of death, and 12 hours going by the soldiers retreated. However the revolution would ultimately fail.
@@GetOffMyChannelOrElse
Thanks!
Also, what is the first one at 2:35?
Btw, your editing is absolutely fire, and i would love to see you do videos on songs such as Varshavianka (The Russian version) or The Internationale.
@@comradejellobiafra4638 2:35 is Emilia Plater leading peasants into battle during the Polish November uprising in 1830.
I've been working on a version of l'internationale similar to this one, with about 16 different languages.
For Warszawianka/Varshavianka I would like to do the Polish version before I do the Russian version.
What’s the name of the Canadian rebellion movie part?
I couldn't find the name of the series but here's where I got them:
th-cam.com/video/LOr0NLMbm3w/w-d-xo.html
th-cam.com/video/eA2sOVYms9Q/w-d-xo.html
Thx!
It would have been good to include at least one Hispanic American country for its large number of revolutions against the Spanish empire that occupied half of the continent.
I'm Surprised That there was no russian version
The true anthem of the UN: (albeit there would need to be a few more languages)
damit where are mi mexican boys!
Where's Italy ?😢
Missing Italy out of this its so unfortunate 😢
They could have featured some more languages instead of 5x English 💀
@@cccyanide3034 hear hear
5 days of Milan
@@cccyanide3034As much as I agree with you, this wasn’t really recorded to be a song for this video’s context. You can check the description for context, but this was a large production of LesMis for the 10th anniversary of the play, a “dream cast”, and the finale features actors from around the world who play the main character in the play. The languages you hear are the native languages of those actors who attended and sung, and sadly not every major language was represented, with notable lacks of Italian, Spanish, Russian, and some others.
Still, it’s an incredible performance, and a stunning finale!
Como no, no dicen ni una palabra en español
This, this is why I stand by democracy and republicanism.
Oh cool
My language is nowhere to be heard...
I guess we didn't fight for liberty from the oppression like... The Japanese? 🤨
Where russian?
Leftist music. Whatever the language, same greatest feelings.
i'll have you know that les mis and 'do you hear the people sing?' Is a liberal story and song thank you very much ;)
@@TheMedicalDemon liberal at that time has nothing to do with what we consider liberal nowadays, in those times "liberalism" encompassed both the moderate Parliamentary bourgeoisie and the lower class Republican Radicals, it was only after the 1848 revolutions that the split of interests became widespread and the Working class began organising separately. So it is fair and correct to take this is a leftist song.
@ no? As you yourself just said, it was a liberal movement, even if not strictly defined to what we know as liberal today. The main point was "liberte egalite and fraternite", which clearly supports liberal ideas as shown in the declaration for the rights of man. The reason the 1832 Paris uprising (which is what Les Mis is about) even happened is because the King wasn't properly protecting the equal rights given to the people (among other things). In fact, while the Paris Uprising was primarily undertaken by a popular front, most of the groups involved were by no means what we would consider leftist.
This is not leftist music. For instance the März revolution: Nowadays the participants would be considered far right by lefties. So don’t even dare to claim this beautiful music for you disgusting spectrum.
It’s not leftist music
Free palastine🇵🇸!!!!!
put it at 2x speed