I was very intrigued by my first listening of the Argentina National Anthem
. It has a regal quality to it, and you can also discern strains of the tango if you listen closely. Translated to March of the Fatherland, Argentina's National Anthem was procured on March 11, 1813. After the War of Independence from Spain, the anthem was softened a bit so it would not sound too aggressive or warlike. There are nine verses to Argentina's National Anthem.
March of the Fatherland
Argentina National Anthem: English Translation
Lyrics: Vicente López y Planes
Music: José Blas Parera
Mortals! Hear the sacred cry;
Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!
Hear the noise of broken chains.
See noble Equality enthroned.
The United Provinces of the South
Have now displayed their worthy throne.
And the free peoples of the world reply;
We salute the great people of Argentina!
We salute the great people of Argentina!
And the free peoples of the world reply;
We salute the great people of Argentina!
And the free peoples of the world reply;
We salute the great people of Argentina!
May the laurels be eternal
That we knew how to win.
Let us live crowned with glory,
Or swear to die gloriously.
May the laurels be eternal
That we knew how to win.
Let us live crowned with glory,
Or swear to die gloriously.
May the laurels be eternal
That we knew how to win.
Let us live crowned with glory,
Or swear to die gloriously.
National Anthem Video and Patriotic Scenes of Argentina
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. It has a regal quality
