The Peruvian National Anthem, or "Himno Nacional del Perú" in Spanish, is the national anthem of Peru. The song was officially selected as the national anthem in 1821.
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Spanish lyricsCoroSomos libres, seámoslo siempre,y antes niegue sus luces el solque faltemos al voto solemneque la patria al Eterno elevó.ILargo tiempo el peruano oprimidola ominosa cadena arrastró;condenado a cruel servidumbrelargo tiempo en silencio gimió.Mas apenas el grito sagrado¡Libertad! en sus costas se oyó,la indolencia de esclavo sacude,la humillada cerviz levantó.IIY al estruendo de broncas cadenasque escuchamos tres siglos de Horror,de los libres al grito sagradoque oyó atónito el mundo, cesó.Por doquier San Martín inflamado,libertad, libertad, pronunció,y meciendo su base los Andesla anunciaron, también, a una voz.IIICon su influjo los pueblos despiertany cual rayo corrió la opinión;desde el istmo a las tierras del fuego,desde el fuego a la helada región.Todos juran romper el enlaceque Natura a ambos mundos negó,y quebrar ese cetro que Españareclinaba orgullosa en los dos.IVLima cumple ese voto solemne,y, severa, su enojo mostró,al tirano impotente lanzando,que intentaba alargar su opresión.A su esfuerzo saltaron los grillosy los surcos que en sí reparó,le atizaron el odio y venganzaque heredara de su Inca y Señor.VCompatriotas, no más verla esclava.Si humillada tres siglos gimió,para siempre jurémosla libre,manteniendo su propio esplendor.Nuestros brazos, hasta hoy desarmadosestén siempre cebando el cañón,que algún día las playas de Iberiasentirán de su estruendo el terror.VIExcitemos los celos de Españapues presiente con mengua y furorque en concurso de grandes nacionesnuestra patria entrará en parangón.En la lista que de éstas se formellenaremos primero el reglónque el tirano ambicioso Iberino,que la América toda asoló.VIIEn su cima los Andes sostenganla bandera o pendón bicolor,que a los siglos anuncie el esfuerzoque ser libres por siempre nos dio.A su sombra vivamos tranquilos,y al nacer por sus cumbres el sol,renovemos el gran juramentoque rendimos al Dios de Jacob
English translationChorusWe are free, may we always be so,and let the sun rather deny its lightThan allow us to break the solemn vowwhich the motherland elevated to the Eternal.IFor a long time the oppressed Peruviandragged the ominous chain;sentenced to a cruel servitudefor a long time in silence he moaned.But as soon as the sacred cry of"Liberty!" was heard on its coasts,he shook off the indolence of slavery,he raised the humiliated neck.IINow the roar of rough chainsthat we had heard for three centuries of horrorfrom the free, at the sacred crythat the world heard astonished, ceased.Everywhere the inflamed San Martín"Liberty", "Liberty" pronounced;and the Andes, rocking their base,announced it as well, in unison.IIIWith its influx the peoples woke up,and like lighting ran the opinion;from the Isthmus to Tierra del Fuego,and from Tierra del Fuego to the icy region.Everyone vowed to break the linkthat Nature denied to both worlds,and break the sceptre that Spainhad reclined, proud, on both.IVLima fulfilled this solemn vow,and, severe, her anger showedby throwing out the powerless tyrant,who had been trying to extend his oppression.On her endeavor the shackles cracked,and the furrows that she had repaired in herselfstirred up her hatred and vengeance,inherited from her Inca and Lord.VCountrymen, may we see her a slave no more.If for three centuries she moaned, humiliated,forever may we vow that she be free,maintaining her own splendor.Our arms, until today unarmed,be they always readying the cannon,that some day the beaches of Iberiawill feel the horror of its roar.VIMay we arouse the jealousy of Spainsince it has a premonition, with want and furor,that in a contest of great nationsour country will enter in comparison.On the list formed by thesewe shall fill the line first,ahead of the ambitious Iberian tyrant,who devastated all of America.VIIOn its summit may the Andes sustainthe two-color flag or standard,may it announce to the centuries the effortthat gave us being free forever.Under its shadow may we live calmlyand, at the sun's birth over its summits,may we renew the great oathwe rendered to the God of Jacob.
It is called : We will always be free and will stay free.
La Primavera, a childrens song. Ayahuasca songs from the Peruvian Amazon include, Icaro de Electricidad, Icaro de Candela, Cubrir con la Manta, Arcana para Defensa, Arcana de Palos, Arcana de Protecion. Also Il Imenso Altiplano, Mi China Lola, El Serranito, Cachirpunta. Soy Criollo... too many to mention
There are two main types of traditional Peruvian music: folklórico and criollo.
traditional music
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