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'''Gloria Anserisa''' (<small>Anserisan pronunciation :</small> [ɡloʁia ɑ̃səʁiza], <small>Austral :</small>"Glory to Anserisa") is the national anthem of the [[Anserisa (Pacifica)|Republic of Anserisa]], written by Sibylla Fortium and officially adopted in 1995. It was to give the anthem a new direction, more focused on the future of the Republic than the past, which was the main focus of the previous anthem. | '''Gloria Anserisa''' (<small>Anserisan pronunciation :</small> [ɡloʁia ɑ̃səʁiza], <small>Austral :</small>"Glory to Anserisa") is the national anthem of the [[Anserisa (Pacifica)|Republic of Anserisa]], written by Sibylla Fortium and officially adopted in 1995. It was to give the anthem a new direction, more focused on the future of the Republic than the past, which was the main focus of the previous anthem. | ||
It replaced ''Anserisa Ma Republica'', the former national anthem, written in 1816 by Eutychiano Drummum and officially adopted on 17th April 1816.<ref>'' | It replaced ''Anserisa Ma Republica'', the former national anthem, written in 1816 by Eutychiano Drummum and officially adopted on 17th April 1816.<ref>''Acto do Hymno Nationalo da Republica d'Anserisa'' : ACR-1816-06'' (1816). Office of the Legislative Documents of Anserisa, Brantavilla.</ref> | ||
==Lyrics of Gloria Anserisa== | ==Lyrics of Gloria Anserisa== | ||
Revision as of 00:47, 17 March 2020
National anthem of  Anserisa | |
| Lyrics | Sibylla Fortium, 1994 |
|---|---|
| Music | Sibylla Fortium, 1994 |
| Adopted | 10th May 1995 |
Gloria Anserisa (Anserisan pronunciation : [ɡloʁia ɑ̃səʁiza], Austral :"Glory to Anserisa") is the national anthem of the Republic of Anserisa, written by Sibylla Fortium and officially adopted in 1995. It was to give the anthem a new direction, more focused on the future of the Republic than the past, which was the main focus of the previous anthem.
It replaced Anserisa Ma Republica, the former national anthem, written in 1816 by Eutychiano Drummum and officially adopted on 17th April 1816.[1]
Lyrics of Gloria Anserisa
| Anserisan | New Anserisan | Austral |
|---|---|---|
| Gloria Anserisa Granda Nation do renouvo Lio de liberta é do no-discriminatio Gloria Anserisa Tria ilem réunitem La unita réunita la força dem gentem Gloria Anserisa Patria pleina d'espérança Gloriosa esta la Republica Anserisana |
Gloire à Anserisa Grande Nation de renouveau Lieu de liberté et de non-discrimination Gloire à Anserisa Trois îles réunies L'unité réunit la force des gens Gloire à Anserisa Patrie pleine d'espérance Glorieuse est la République Anserisane |
Glory to Anserisa Great nation of renewal Place of liberty and non-discrimination Glory to Anserisa Three islands reunited The unity reunites the force of the people Glory to Anserisa Country filled with hope Glorious is the Anserisan Republic |
Lyrics of Anserisa Ma Republica
| Anserisan | New Anserisan | Austral |
|---|---|---|
| Anserisa Granda Republica Fondata dem Republicatem Dem revem brisem do la trahiso do l'Imperato Hadriano No perpetuo la tyrannia No perpetuo lem guerrem No perpetuo lem souvenem doulourem do l'Imperio Anserisa Ma Republica A la via A la morta |
Anserisa Grande République Fondée des Républicains Des rêves brisés de la trahison de l'Empereur Hadriano Plus jamais la tyrannie Plus jamais les guerres Plus jamais les souvenirs douloureux de l'Empire Anserisa Ma République Pour la vie Jusqu'à la mort |
Anserisa Great Republic Founded by Republicans From the broken dreams of treason by the Emperor Hadriano No more tyranny No more wars No more memories of suffering from the Empire Anserisa My Republic From life To death |
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- ↑ Acto do Hymno Nationalo da Republica d'Anserisa : ACR-1816-06 (1816). Office of the Legislative Documents of Anserisa, Brantavilla.