http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060427/ap_en_mu/spanish_national_anthem
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BECAUSE ENGLISH IS THE OFFICIAL LANGUAGE OF THE U.S.!!!THAT'S WHY!!! C'mon, get real. Next my kid is gonna have to bilingually recite the pledge of allegiance. Except for the line about under God, because the left wing politically correct weenies won't allow that. A spanish version of the national anthem...Nope. Just doesn't work for me.
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STUPID ME: Can´t contact you in e-mail, cause it says invalid (you dind´t confirmed your e-mail)...e-mail me so i can add you surely as a friend\n\nhello\n\nI´m form Brazil and our national anthem here do not have a specific name...we call it "Hino Nacional" or "Hino Nacional Brasileiro"..(which means "National Anthem or Brazilian National Anthem")..it´s like other anthems which sings about our rich nature and greatness of the country, but despite the other anthems, it´s not about war and fights..(only one phrase)..in this site below you can hear it and have the lyrics..the english newspaper The Guardian consider it one of the most beutiful anthems in the world cup... the anthem has two parts, here is the lyrics and its translation...you can see it too on the sites below\n  \n \nOuviram do Ipiranga às margens plácidas\nDe um povo heróico o brado retumbante,\nE o sol da liberdade, em raios fúlgidos,\nBrilhou no céu da Pátria nesse instante.\n\nSe o penhor dessa igualdade\nConseguimos conquistar com braço forte\nEm teu seio, ó liberdade,\nDesafia o nosso peito a própria morte!\n\n\nÓ Pátria amada\nIdolatrada\nSalve!  Salve!\n\n\nBrasil de um sonho intenso, um raio vívido\nDe amor e de esperança à terra desce\nSe em teu formoso céu, risonho e límpido,\nA imagem do Cruzeiro resplandece.\n\n\nGigante pela própria natureza,\nÉs belo, és forte, impávido colosso,\nE o teu futuro espelha essa grandeza,\n\n\nTerra adorada!\nEntre outras mil\nÉs tu, Brasil,\nÓ Pátria amada,\n\n\nDos filhos deste solo\nés mãe gentil,\nPátria amada,\nBrasil!\n                               I I \n\nDeitado eternamente em berço esplêndido,\nao som do mar e à luz do céu profundo,\nFulguras, ó Brasil, florão da América,\nIluminado ao sol do Novo Mundo!\n\n\nDo que a terra mais garrida\nTeus risonhos lindos campos tem mais flores,\nNossos bosques tem mais vida,\nNossa vida no teu seio mais amores\n\n\nÓ Pátria amada\nIdolatrada\nSalve!  Salve!\n\n\nBrasil, de amor eterno seja símbolo\nO lábaro que ostentas estrelado,\nE diga o verde-louro dessa flâmula\n- paz no futuro e glória no passado -\n\n\nMas se ergues da justiça a clava forte,\nVerás que um filho teu não foge à luta\nNem teme quem te adora a própria morte,\n\n\nTerra adorada!\nEntre outras mil\nÉs tu, Brasil,\nÓ Pátria amada\n\n\nDos filhos deste solo\nés mãe gentil\nPátria amada\nBrasil!\n\nTranslation\n  \n The peaceful banks of the Ipiranga\nHeard the resounding cry of an heroic people,\nAnd the dazzling rays of the sun of Liberty\nBathed our country in their brilliant light.\n\nIf with strong arm we have succeeded\nIn winning a pledge of equality,\nIn thy bosom, O Liberty,\nOur hearts will defy death itself!\n\n\nO adored Motherland,\nCherished and revered,\nAll Hail!   All Hail!\n\n\nBrazil, a dream sublime, a vivid ray\nOf love and hope to earth descends,\nWhere in your clear, pure, beauteous skies\nThe image of the Southern Cross shines forth.\n\n\nO country vast by nature,\nFair and strong, a brave colossus,\nThy future mirrors thus thy greatness.\n\n\nO land adored\nAbove all others,\n'Tis thee Brazil,\nBeloved Motherland, Brazil!\n\n\nThou art the gentle mother \nof the children of this soil,\nBeloved land,\nBrazil!\n                                I I \n\nLaid out eternally in the splendour of nature,\nIn the sound of the sea and the light of heaven,\nMay thou shine, O Brazil, flower of America,\nIllumined by the sun of the New World!\n\n\nMore flowers put forth in thy fair, smiling fields\nThan in the most gorgeously reputed lands;\nMore life is to be found in our groves,\nMore love in our lives in thy embrace.\n\n\nO adored Motherland,\nCherished and revered,\nAll Hail!  All Hail!\n\n\nMay the star-scattered banner flown by thee,\nBrazil, become a symbol of eternal love,\nAnd may the green-gold flag proclaim always\n- Peace in the future and glory in the past -\n\n\nBut if the mighty sword of Justice is
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Mexicans sing the national anthem in spanish because they are a very important segment of american society and spanish is the 2nd language of USA and the govt of USA wants to send them a signal they are concerned about their identity and welfare for their selfish internal needs in agriculture in particular. The government of USA cares less who dies in the Iraq war as long as thier megalomaniac ego is undisturbed.
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todo eso son topicos de los americanos, es verdad que en el sur de europa, la gente es más oscura que en el norte, pero de ahi a decir que no son blancos.........\nspaniards  http://trstrs.netfirms.com/1.htm\n¿entonces los franceses son blancos?
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Jackson Stewart Lincoln:\nhttp://www.anthrosource.net/action/showXml?doi=10.1525%2Feth.1981.9.2.02a00040\nLo siento. No se bastante espanol para responder aqui.
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http://www.juliomusic.com/Letra/NonSi.htm
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its the fifa anthem. if you give me your email address i can send it to you
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It would be a shame to lose the National Anthems - they're a whole part of the tradition of international football matches. Furthermore they're one of the few opportunities people in some countries get to sing their National Anthems.
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el reggaeton comenzó a mediados de los ochenta. Empezó en un boliche llamado the noise una noche cualquiera cuando uno de los artistas preferidos se animó a cantar rap pero con letra latina. Los primeros reggaetones eran temas de norteamerica con letra llevada al español. Pero no eran traducidos, eran "trovados". Como tú dices ha empezado en dos lugares de centroamérica: P.R y Panamá, fuerón estilos diferentes al principio pero al ir pasando de país a país y los artistas se fueron animando a cantarlo se unificó en lo que hoy conocemos. Sin embargo cuando escuchás reggaetón de diferentes países puedes notar pequeñas diferencias. Lo que lo vuelve al reggaetón muy parecido es que casí todos las canciones hablan de temas cotidianos. Tal vez sea por eso que se confunde la gente. Además la forma de bailarlo es parecida con respecto a lo agresivo y dominador que es el baile. Bailar reggaetón parece un reto sensual, sexual, parece un acortejamiento de mujer a hombre / hombre a mujer. Watchea los videos!!
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Below is a link to a news article
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http://www.last.fm/music/Soccer/_/Soccer+Anthem+(Ole+ole)\n\n\nyour are fit to go! me 10 points please? i was first.
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What an informative article...but I am already against illegals in our country so this only reinforces not changes my stance.\n\nthanks!
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Are you serious? no really. you didn't think before you wrote this question. Men and women died for that song..... DIED! The same way they died for our flag and this country. It is a total disgrace to change our national anethem for people that are not citzens and don't speak the language. . I believe most people that were running onto beaches into certain death during WWII would agree. To me if you can't speak english you are not a citzen
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check out this article on the same: http://tt-blogs.com/text.php?id=26
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I'm not Latin, but I think this is an abomination.\nI saw a story on the news Memorial Day about Belgian children.  Belgium is where Flanders field cemetery is located.\nThe Belgian children learn the Star Spangled Banner in ENGLISH, to thank the American soldiers for sacrificing their lives for their country.\nWhy is it the Latin countries want to pervert our national anthem?  We would never be able to do such a thing in their country, we would be immediately deported/jailed.
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I have capitalized the corrections ( just a few )\n...------ Debes visitar la mezquita de Córdoba. Construir la mezquita SE LLEVO MAS DE  200 años y es DEL TAMAÑO DE ocho canchaS de fútbol americano. Algunos dIcen es la oCtava MARAVILLA del mundo....
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A48944-2005Mar19.html