How encouraging it is to have the goodwill of people from other nations who wish to exercise self determination .
I would also love to hear a definitive version of the Welsh national anthem. Memories of the massed choirs of the Welsh miners are still live!
Love the Welsh anthem! Always brings a lump to the throat when sung, as you say by, massed choirs. That should be the test of an anthem – does it move people who are not of the same nationality. ( Oh, and a Welsh male voice choir singing Myfanwy gets me every time, too. )
The music is credited on the youtube page:
Music by Berrogūetto, lyrics and vocals by Guadi Galego.
The song’s called “Xente”, which means people, and tells of all kinds of people, who surprise, who understand, who fight for change, people who can’t be bought; Xente!
After reading about a Scottish supporter having a Saltire forcibly taken from them by a steward at a venue in glasgow, I’m understandably emotional when I see a YES saltire flown without intreference in Spain,
Wee Ginger Dug 
Thanks Jon & WGD. Smashing video, beautiful city.
What a stunning piece of music, who is it?
It’s lovely isn’t it. I don’t know their name, but have asked Jon – so will let you know as soon as I find out.
cheers, I’ll get the wife to translate.
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How encouraging it is to have the goodwill of people from other nations who wish to exercise self determination .
I would also love to hear a definitive version of the Welsh national anthem. Memories of the massed choirs of the Welsh miners are still live!
Love the Welsh anthem! Always brings a lump to the throat when sung, as you say by, massed choirs. That should be the test of an anthem – does it move people who are not of the same nationality. ( Oh, and a Welsh male voice choir singing Myfanwy gets me every time, too. )
Also liked the music accompanying the video.
The music is credited on the youtube page:
Music by Berrogūetto, lyrics and vocals by Guadi Galego.
The song’s called “Xente”, which means people, and tells of all kinds of people, who surprise, who understand, who fight for change, people who can’t be bought; Xente!
After reading about a Scottish supporter having a Saltire forcibly taken from them by a steward at a venue in glasgow, I’m understandably emotional when I see a YES saltire flown without intreference in Spain,