Bella ciao letra traducida en español

Abella chao lyrics

Still from La casa de papel. The characters of The Professor and Berlin sing Bella ciao, what made it so important and emblematic, and when does it date back to? To date, there are several hypotheses about the origin of the song Bella ciao. Let’s trace its history and meaning.

This song represents both the longing for freedom and the vocation of struggle and active participation in the process of its construction. As such, it is a source of inspiration for those who undertake causes that challenge the established order.

Bella ciao and the Partisan ResistanceAt present, it is not known for sure who is the author of the lyrics of Bella ciao in its revolutionary version, which is the most widespread. As it usually happens in popular culture, anonymity played its part and has hidden this information from us, at least for the time being.

It is known that this song was adopted as the anthem of the Partisan Resistance movement in Italy, an armed movement that opposed Italian fascism and German Nazism. About this Federico Larsen, in an article called Bella ciao: behind the scene, argues that:

Bella ciao – wikipedia english

Although not all partisans were communists, the popularity of “Bella ciao” began in the mid-twentieth century, taking advantage of the numerous World Communist Youth Festivals that took place in various cities such as Berlin, Prague and Vienna, where the song was sung by Italian delegates and later translated into the languages of delegates from other countries. This song reached a great diffusion in the sixties, especially during the workers’ and students’ demonstrations of 1968. The first recordings of this partisan version are due to the Italian singer of Emilian origin Giovanna Daffini and the French singer-songwriter of Tuscan origin Yves Montand. In 1969, the singer-songwriter from Alicante Adolfo Celdrán made a Spanish version of the song and included it in his first single, which was marked as “not radio-friendly” by the censors. The three tracks of the single were included in the 2004 re-release of his first album Silencio.

The song has been readapted on several occasions, as a protest song. An example is given in Argentina, where its lyrics and rhythm were used as a protest against President Mauricio Macri, spreading through social networks,[10][11] expressing the discontent of a sector of the population.

This morning bella ciao

The popularity of Bella ciao began in the mid-twentieth century, taking advantage of the numerous “World Communist Youth Festivals” that took place in various cities such as Berlin, Prague and Vienna, where the song was sung by Italian delegates and later translated into the languages of delegates from other countries.

This song reached a huge diffusion in the sixties, especially during the workers and students demonstrations of 1968. The first recordings of this partisan version were made by the Italian singer of Emilian origin Giovanna Daffini and the French singer-songwriter of Tuscan origin Yves Montand.

In 1969, the singer-songwriter Adolfo Celdrán from Alicante, Spain, covered it in Spanish and included it in his first single, which was marked as “not radiable” by the censorship. The three tracks of the single will be included in the 2004 re-release of his first album Silencio.

Bella ciao italian

“Корона Чао” е кавер на познатата Bella Ciao, во придружба на Брастет Скопје, направен за добра забава. Верзијата е направена за еден ден, од идеја до реализација, со многу љубов 🙂 Спотот е снимен во карантин, во домашни услови на учесниците, без користење на професионални камери и светла. Снимен на телефони, а истотака, измонтиран од музичкката екипа. Оваа песна е дел од серијалот на Дац и Александар и нивните секојдневни секојдневни “карарантински” online настапи на FB.

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