Letter of the Colombian National Anthem for children

The National Anthem of Colombia consists of a choir and eleven verses and is a patriotic musical composition that was written by Rafael Nuñez; likewise the music was composed by the Italian Oreste Síndicia and was presented in public for the first time in 1887. Below we present the complete letter o

The National Anthem of Colombia consists of a choir and eleven verses and is a patriotic musical composition that was written by Rafael Nuñez; likewise the music was composed by the Italian Oreste Síndicia and was presented in public for the first time in 1887. Below we present the complete letter of this hymn national of Colombiafor children. In this way, they will be able to learn it and practice it at home, so that later they can sing it at school.

Letter of the Peruvian National Anthem

Chorus

Oh, glory that can not be broken!

Oh immortal joy! En In furrows of pain

good germinates already!

Stanza I

The horrible night ceased,

the sublime freedom

pours out the auroras

of its invincible light.

The whole humanity

that among the chains groans,

understands the words

of the one who died on the cross.

Stanza II

"Independence" shouts

the American world,

bathes in the blood of heroes

the land of Columbus.

But this great principle: "the king is not sovereign"

resounds, and those who suffer

bless his passion.

Stanza III

From the Orinoco the channel

is filled with spoils,

of blood and tears a river is seen running there.

In Bárbula they do not know

the souls or the eyes,

whether admiration or fright

feel or suffer.

Stanza IV

On the shores of the Caribbean

hungry, a people fight horrors

preferring perfidious health.

! Oh, yes! of Cartagena

abnegation is great,

and debris of death

despise its virtue.

Stanza V

From Boyacá in the fields

the genius of glory,

with each spike a hero

undefeated crowned.

Soldiers without breastplate

won the victory,

their manly breath

of shield served them.

Verse VI

Bolívar crosses the Ande

that waters two oceans,

swords like sparks

glows in Junín.

Indomitable centaurs

descend to the plains

and the end begins to be felt

of the epic.

Verse VII

The triumphant trumpet

that in Ayacucho thunders,

in each triumph grows

its formidable son.

In its expansive push

freedom opens,

of the American sky

forming a pavilion.

Estrofa VIII

The Virgin with her hair

starts in agony

and from her widow's love

hangs them from the cypress tree.

Regrets their hope

that covers cold slab;

but glorious pride

circumscribes her dawning complexion.

Stanza IX

The Homeland thus forms

thermopiles sprouting;

Cyclops constellation his night illuminated;

the flower shaken

mortal the wind finding

under the laurels

security sought.

Verse X

But it is not complete glory

to win in battle,

that the arm that fights,

is encouraged by the truth.

Independence alone

the great cry does not silence:

if the sun shines on all

justice is freedom.

Verse XI

Man's rights

nariño preaching,

the soul of the struggle

prophetic taught.

Ricaurte in San Mateo

in atoms flying

"duty before life",

with flames wrote.