La Bayamesa
Original[edit]Al combate corred bayameses |
Translation[edit]Hasten to battle, men of Bayamo, |
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It is generally accepted that the music of La Bayamesa (an upbeat battle hymm) predates the lyrics by several years. Mambís (peasant soldiers for independence from Spain) would hum the tune along with bugles as they marched into battle.
Original[edit]Al combate corred bayameses |
Translation[edit]Hasten to battle, men of Bayamo, |
