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karrelax t1_iydnwa2 wrote

Franco, franco,

Tiene el culo blanco

Porque su mujer

Se lo lava con ariel!

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dude-O-rama t1_iydrjth wrote

>đŸŽŒđŸŽ¶Hey Jude!đŸŽ”

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autumn-knight t1_iye3gpk wrote

When they tried to add lyrics, opponents accused the national anthem of being, believe it or not, too nationalist! It sounds odd and funny (I mean if anything is going to be nationalist, it’s a national anthem, surely?!) but against the backdrop of Spanish history and its linguistic makeup, it makes sense it would controversial having lyrics in one language and not the others.

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trefrosk t1_iyesf7h wrote

Na na na na, na na na na, hey hey hey, goodbye!

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autumn-knight t1_iyeyopd wrote

Replying to pm-me-racecars (#821,117)

That’s one option. Another is New Zealand where it’s becoming common to sing a verse in Māori then a verse in English. Might be a bit harder with a verse in Castilian, Catalan, Galician then Basque though...

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BW_Bird t1_iyf1o1g wrote

Reminds me of the Ankh Morpork anthem We Can Rule You Whole Sale where over half the lyrics are basically just "Ner ner ner ner ner ner" because no one knows their entire countries anthem.

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pm-me-racecars t1_iyf5md2 wrote

Replying to autumn-knight (#830,294)

In Canada, it's super common to have the first part be French and the second part be English.

It's just a little funny that the official "translations" aren't translations at all, and are actually two completely different songs set to the same music.

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NedBaker466 t1_iyfav67 wrote

And it is even older if you consider that the music originates way back during the 800 years of Arab dominion when it was known as al-andalus original music here

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