This is probably the best rendition of the anthem. She makes you feel as if she's on the battlefield with you, with the enemy unleashing hell upon you, and her bravely rallying the troops!
Am I the only one here who finds her pronunciation amazing? I've been learning French for years and have always struggled to understand French speakers since they speak really fast and glue up their words into one, but the way she pronounces French, I can easily understand every single word.
She is renowned for her superb diction whether she is singing in French, German, Spanish, English, Italian etc. This is even more remarkable when one considers that she is dyslexic. Her ability to overcome this is reflected in the comment by the late Pavarotti who described her as one of the most hard working and professional of singers. (She was certainly one of the most beautiful of women imo - remember she will be 74 in July. Sadly none of us stay looking young forever)
She was always my favourite female French singer. Not every sentence, not every word, but every letter comes from the deepest of her soul. In every song! I'm a Flemish Belgian citizen, resident in Luxembourg since 1987. Love my second residence in Quintillan, southern France.
My grandfather was a forger for the Resistance. He was very quiet, failing which I would not be here to write this. Loud can be proud, but that is not the only way to be patriotic. Mireille, je t'adore.
Her voice is like a drum. When she pronounces Marchons, especially on the O, she modulates her voice to amplify the rhythm of the song. It's masterful. Hearing her is getting a piece of the French spirit. Vive la France! If only the nowadays French would wake up and feel the meaning of these lyrics, yet again.
@@ArbiterDan In her heyday, legend has it, she was going to be the next Edith Piaf ~ she , no doubt was a great vocalist, and good lookn' gal too - i love this version , she puts so much passion into it ~
@@typingcat 씨 hello, this anthem is indeed fierce but this much was needed to highlight France supremacy at the time, and thus gave to our anthem warmth in which French people could gain enough courage to fight back. Hello, 매운짬뽕씨 (lol), I believe it is quite impressive for myself to also get goosebumps every time I listen to that anthem. I enjoyed having heard of your thoughts about my country's anthem, take care.
+Daniel Gutierrez Quiubo compatriota. A mi tambien me parece bonito este himno, pero me gusta mucho mas el de Alemania, el de Israel y el de nuestra madre patria Colombia
I love the expression on her face when she sings the following lines: Mugir ces feroces soldats (The roar of those ferocious soldiers) Amour sacre de la patrie (Sacred love of the fatherland) Liberte, liberte cherie (Liberty, cherished liberty) I also love her head movements when she sings: Aux armes, citoyens (To arms, citizens) Formez vos bataillons (Form your battallions) And the way she pronounces "r" is so nice to hear. What a delightful singer!
During the Battle of France, the French suffered over 200,000 casualties, including 90,000 dead. Their army also fought heroically when pinned against the beaches of Dunkirk, greatly aiding the evacuation of British and French troops.
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I agree completely. IMNSHO, this is the greatest rendition of any national anthem in the history of recorded music. It is so very powerful that I get goosepimples every time I hear it.
I'm English, but the French are a class above. Love the Anthem, love singing. Long live the next French revolution, we need one here, in Britain. Peace be unto you.
The most powerful of all national anthems. It doesn't matter where one was born, everybody gets a jolt of electricity and becomes French for a moment when the "Marseillaise" plays.
French anthem is the prooven weapon of mass destruction :) Soviet/Russian may sound more powerfull but French has influenced whole western civilization. I give him 1st place.
+Евлампий Уютуботвальный soviet national anthem is a very shouty thing, perfect for the barrel chested bear men that videogaming tells me live there XD But I must admit that the frenchies almost have a scream of defiance as an anthem
"Liberte, Liberte Cherie" . Goosebumps. What a powerful, flawless interpretation. Like it or not, we have the French to thank for A LOT of our democracy, worldwide. Bravo, madame!
A song of myth and lies. King Louis XVI was a gentle studious monarch who loved his people. His reward was to be slaughtered with thousands of other innocents.Every nation deserves the government it gets. The cantankerous divisive French have the perfect government for their needs. Pedestrian, gutter, common. Thank heavens for the English Channel!
@@laralarah2236 this is true. King Louis and The Queen MARIE Antoinette was far more better than propaganda make them appear. Even french revolutioners agreed to keep them as constitutional monarchy, but than the Napoleon's extremists came and destroyed everything and made from french revolution a defeat for french people
@Lara Larah Louis XVI was not the tyrannical despot that everybody makes him out to be (Louis XIV was worse). No, Louis XVI was simply incompetent and incapable of running the country. He did not handle the famine well at all. France did need a government, and not Louis' advisory body. He should have just been kept as a constitutional monarch, but he was executed by Robespierre and his radicals. The same goes for George III. U.S. Americans make him out to be an evil tyrant, when he was just a competent monarch who happened to lose the Revolutionary War. Richard III lost the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485. The Tudors (the likes of Shakespeare and More) made him a villain with a stoop, a withered arm and a bloodthirst that could not be satisfied. Really, he was just a disagreeable man who was killed on the battlefield. History is written by victors, and they make their overthrown kings seem evil, when in reality, they are not. Do you not agree?
@@adrian1622 Louis XVI tried to flee in Austria in order to defeat the Révolution. He has been arrested, judged and executed, Napoleon was only a general commanding french revolutionaries armies in the south of France at this time. In addition, the empire was only a way to preserve and upgrade the recently formed République, it was necessary and the Napoleonic wars proved it. Today France is what it is, built on wars, inspired the democracy and freedom.
@@zxumwmki3604 In fact, it was written when the Lords nouskusali in France all the neighbors. "Let unclean blood irrigate our fields" - this is about the Lords.
Let's go children of the Fatherland The day of glory has come Against us from the tyrany The bloody standard is raised {2x} Can you hear in the countryside Blared the wild soldiers They come right into your arms, Slay your son, your companions {Chorus:} To arms, citizens! Train your battalions! Walk, walk, May impure blood water our furrows What does this horde of slaves want Traitors, conjured Kings? For whom these despicable shackles, These irons long prepared? {2x} French! for us, ah! what an outrage! What transport he must excite! We dare to meditate To return to ancient slavery! {Au Refrain} What! foreign cohorts They would make laws in our homes? What! these mercenary phalanxes Defeat our proud warriors {2x} Good Lord! by chained hands Our foreheads under the yoke would bow, Vile despots would become Masters of our destinies? {Au Refrain} Tremble, tyrants! and you, treacherous, The reproach of all parties, Tremble! your parricides projects Will finally receive their prize {2x}. Everything is a soldier to fight you, If they fall, our young heroes, The earth produces new ones Against you all ready to fight {Au Refrain} French! as magnanimous warriors Hit or hold back. Spare these sad victims Regretfully arming against us {2x}. But the bloodthirsty despot, But Bouillé's accomplices, All these tigers who mercilessly Rip their mother's womb {Au Refrain} Sacred love of the Fatherland Drive, support our avenging arms! Liberty, darling Liberty! Fight with your defenders {2x}. Under our flags, may victory Run to your accents males, Let your enemies die See your triumph and our glory! {Au Refrain} We will enter the quarry, When our elders are gone We will find their dust there And the traces of their virtues. {2x} Much less jealous of surviving them Than share their coffin, We will have sublime pride To avenge them or to follow them! {Au Refrain}
Mireille's voice is perfect. She brought tears to my eyes. The emotion she projected at me was so powerful it touched my cold heart. I should have been listening to her 40 years ago.
@@ЛеонидВасильев-в3ц it's your opinion, it's very subjective... Personally, the lyrics of the Chant du départa re 100 times better than the ones of the Marseillaise... And I am a very republicanFrench ;)
Le peuple de France est dans la rue pour dire stop à cette dictature politico sanitaire de Macron qui a bloqué les traitements qui guérissent : genocide, euthanasie des personnes âgées interdites aux urgences, apartheid, schoa 2….un résistant : le Professeur RAoULt menacé de mort pcq il a continué à guérir des malades du coronavirus…🇫🇷✊🗽
>единственный гимн, что я переслушиваю снова и снова Makes me proud that we stole a version of the Marseillaise as our own national anthem a hundred odd years ago
Oh France, oh gorgeous France..why do we fight so much? France, beautiful France, I think you're a wonderful country and you do represent Europe really well with your fighting spirits (this is what your national anthem is about). A lot of respect and a friendly hug from Italy
I’m Haïtian,in my childhood at school in Port-au-Prince they learned us to sing the French Anthem,Mireille Mathieu she is my favorite French Singer since I was little kid,she always reminds me Edith Piaf !
Une des plus belles voix de la chanson française, qui malheureusement n'a pas eu le succès qu'elle méritait, une voix puissante qui me donne des frissons. Merci Madame vous êtes magnifique ❤❤❤🧡🧡💛🙏🙏🙏
AMO ÉSE BELLÍSIMO HIMNOOO...!! ME EMOCIONO HASTA LAS LAGRIMAS AL ESCUCHAR SUS ESTROFAS...!! ES UN HIMNO GUERRERO QUE ME SACUDE EL ALMA CADA VEZ QUE LO ESCUCHO LO...!! VÍIIVA LA FRANCEE...!! DICEN QUE LOS SOLDADOS DE LA SEGUNDA DIVISIÓN BLINDADA CUANDO ENTRARON EN PARÍS, PARA LIBERARLA DEL DOMINIO ALEMÁN EN 1944, LO HICIERON CANTANDO ÉSTE HIMNO JUNTO AL PUEBLO QUE RECIBÍA A SUS SOLDADOS VOLVIENDO A SU PATRIA...!!
Her uvular trills are 🔥🔥🔥... it’s so hard for me as an American English speaker to do those in conversation.... every part of that performance is awesome, but extra impressed by those French R’s
Teaching English speakers to trill an 'r' is a major topic for language teachers; there's a ton of stuff online devoted to this. 99% of people who can do it learned as toddlers ... so as adults they're hopeless at explaining how they do it because they've no idea. They just do it. This is another reason I'm so glad my older relatives never spoke to me in English when I was a kid.
Strangely enough the Latin "r" was trilled, or rolled as the Scots do. French evolved from vulgar (everyday) Latin, so the trilled "r" may date all the way back to those times.
@Luke Perret lol No it's not Parisian accent in particular. Mireille Mathieu was born in Avignon. She's from South France. Mireille Mathieu had this peculiarity of really accentuating even more this roll of "R" which is the prerogative of French south accent and which is more or less pronounced according to the regions of the south. We also find this bearing of "R" in Burgundy (center of France). This bearing of "R" comes directly from Latin. Mireille Mathieu is from the last generation to have adopted this French tradition of a certain form of highly articulated singing. Tino Rossi Corsican singer (the south always) of the generation before her, also sang while rolling strongly the "R". While Charles Trenet, however, also from the south, didn't have this particularity. If you listen to Maurice Chevalier for example who's Parisian. He also didn't roll the R in such an accentuated way. On the other hand, Edith Piaf also tended to use a guttural accent to pronounce the "R". Yes, but her mother was Kabyle and born in Italy. But this isn't the only explanation. In fact, the singers who rolled the "R" while singing even when they were not specially from the south were most often inspired by the immense popularity of the operetta at that time (Luis Mariano was a huge star in France for exemple). The operetta which comes directly from the Opera and the Opera Bouffe which are most often sung in Italian (or German). Besides, it should be noted that the "R" isn't rolled in the same way according to the letter which precedes or succeeds it. In general it's when this "R" is placed after a consonant in a word.
This is fascinating! Thank you so much. I'll have to look into this further when I have time. Being American, I'm able to 'cheat'. People are so shocked to hear me trill an 'r' they never notice it's a Polish 'r'. In my defense, I have learned the voiceless trilled 'r' of some Italian dialects.
I have worked in the entertainment industry for many years and I have never, ever seen an artist put so much heart and feeling into their work.. Mireille's voice is an absolute joy to behold... Mireille, Je t'aime..
Mireille, une chanteuse plus grande que la vie elle-même. Je ne peux pas m'imaginer une vie sans l'artisterie de cette vedette. Beaucoup de francais ne comprennent pas l'influence qu'elle a eu pour de centaines de millions de gens à travers le monde, la Suède, où je vis, inclus. Elle a fait tant de bon pour la France, beaucoup plus que ceux (les francais) qui se moquent d'elle. Je ne pourrais pas m'imaginer une vie sans la voix d'elle. Merci, Mireille, cent mille fois merci. Mireille, second to none.....
The most badass national anthem in the world. Also, a warning to French governments not to get any oppressive ideas. With this anthem ringing in their subconscious, it wouldn't take the people long to put a stop to it. The melody is breathtaking.
Thank you for appreciating our French National Anthem "La Marseillaise"🇫🇷 It's really a pompeous and thrilling Anthem. Above all "Meaningful" when it comes about fighting for Freedom and Rights
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 Yes, it's "pompous" in the good sense, "awful" in the good sense, and "terrible" in the good sense. It inspires its singers and its listeners with awe at the majesty of their nation, fills soldiers with courage to defend it . . . and gives officials a thrill of terror, reminding them of the great responsibility they bear, the source of the power they wield and how easily that power can turn on them if they abuse it.
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 I was on the Champs de Mars for La Fete Nationale a few years ago. It was a lifelong dream, as I studied French history long ago in graduate school. I adore your anthem, and hearing people sing it that night was breathtaking. I also watched football with a bunch of fans during Euro 2016 in Nice a week before. When we returned to our hotel we learned of the terrorist attack there. Such a range of emotions that day.
Wow! She can really sing! A nice contrast with popular "singers" of today! As for those who believe that America's national anthem is "too militaristic", I recommend that they either learn to speak French or look up a translation. I'm not French, but this anthem always brings tears to my eyes. Wow.
The anthem is OK, but I worry about the country not being concerned about her own well-being while involved in a lot of things around the world which, simply, are none of America's business.
Yanick Corbeil I agree. it is the anthem of the people who were tired of the monarchy, of the people who were tired of the abuse they were receiving. If you take a look at the historical context of La Marseillaise, it is quite beautiful.
I'm Brazilian, but I learned La Marseillaise at school. I cried to hear this, the emotion is too strong! The most beautiful anthem in the world. Solange, Brazil
Equally beautiful and powerful is 'Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau’ (Land of My Fathers) the Welsh anthem. The two most passionate and magnificent anthems. To hear the entire Welsh crowd at a rugby match sing their anthem is unforgettable.
the Marseillaise is a song of resistance .... Which can be sung by any people oppressed in the world .... It allows to an enraged people to take a position occupied by the enemy or defend that same position against him .... I do not believe that there is much equivalent in the world for galvanize a crowd .... And that was done to obtain this effect ! ..... The French of this time were surrounded by monarchies who wanted to exterminate them for daring to rebel and kill their king. But these monarchies also wanted for that extermination to serve as an example to all peoples, (including their own) who could have been tempted by the idea to do the same thing ... .. take up arms to break free from yoke of their oppressor .... this coalition will only succeed at the Battle of Waterloo ... But it was too late !! .... the ideas of the french revolution was in the heads of all peoples !! ...
@@FrancoisLabelle-yf8tj By your logic rebelions who guillotined louis 16 were opressors to. French Revolution parties bloodbathed the whole France, yet you dont seem to hate them, but communists are bad. Double standarts at its finest.
Francois Labelle Kirill Senchugov Yes the bolsheviks were bad, but not at all for excecuting the Tsar and Tsarina, they got what they deserved, im more concerned with their children and the civillians that were harmed
_Come children of the Nation,_ _The day of glory has arrived._ _Against us stands Tyranny,_ _Its blood-stained banner raised high._ _Do you hear in the countryside,_ _The roar of these ferocious soldiers?_ _They come into our arms_ _To slay your sons and your companions_ _To arms, Citizens!_ _Form your battalions_ _Let us march! Let us march!_ _Let impure blood water the furrows of our fields_ _Frenchmen, as magnanimous warriors,_ _Bear or hold back your blows._ _Spare these sorry victims,_ _Arming against us with regrets._ _But these bloodthirsty despots,_ _But these accomplices of Tyranny,_ _All these tigers who, mercilessly,_ _Rip their mother's breast!_ _Sacred Love of the Fatherland,_ _Lead, support our vengeful arms._ _Liberty! Beloved Liberty, fight with your defenders,_ _Under our flags shall victory_ _Hasten to your virile efforts._ _Let your perishing enemies_ _See your triumph, and our glory!_ _To arms, Citizens!_ _Form your battalions_ _Let us march! Let us march!_ _Let impure blood water the furrows of our fields_
@@BempostaFlix racist??? this was written about the war with Austria. Nationalist, sure. But it isn't "racist." "Against us, the bloody standard of tyranny has risen! Do you hear, in the fields, the roar of their ferocious soldiers? They're coming to cut the throats of your sons and your daughters! To arms, citizens! Form your battalions! Let's march! Let the blood of the impure water the fields of France!" - what a thrilling, unifying anthem in a sea of idealist snoozefests. It isn't talking about racial purity, it's talking about national purity.
@@BempostaFlix I do suggest you learn a bit of history before commenting stuff like that. Racism had nothing to do with it. Rouget de Lisle, who created the song, wanted a song that would raise the Marseille volunteers' spirit as the were marching to fight the Austrian invader, sent by the European monarchies to re-establish royalty in France 3 years after the Revolution. The mention of impur blood and ferocious soldiers is only to compare the oppenents as war dogs, beasts at the service of the oppressors. And while I agree when you say that racism isn't only between White and Black (as I am myself half Senegalese and half French) I can assure you that race has nothing to do with it in this case. You need to read the song with a 18th century mind and give the words and metaphors the signification they had back then. Racism wasn't a matter of importance back then, the concept itself wasn't a thing. You were French, or you were from another nation, but the physical caracteristics of your ethnicity didn't matter as much. If it was racist by nowadays standars, the French republic (for which Freedom, Equality, Brotherhood is the mantra) would have changed the lyrics, or chosen another anthem altogether.
We learnt this song at school when I was a child (it was translated into Russian), and I always loved it. Mireille was one of my favourite singers then, great voice!
@@hoodatdondar2664 What kind of bullshit are you talking about? Mireille was a socialist and she loved Soviet Union. Then how her song will inspire something anti Soviet?
@@kenoliver8913 actually that's a common mistake. The impure blood is the blood of the non-noble. The message is, "well the ennemy is commung to our arms to kill our family ? Okeay then to arms ! At least our blood will fill our ditches." The impure blood is the one of the revolutionary against the pure blood of the kings of europe.
Aux armes, citoyens! Grab your weapons, citizens! Formez vos bataillons! Form your battalions! Marchons ! Marchons! Let us march! Let us march! Qu'un sang impur May impure blood Abreuve nos sillons! Water our fields!
Je suis français. Je suis normal. Je l'écoute tout les jours. Et tout les jours je suis heureux d'être français. À jamais dans mon coeur le pays de mon enfance, berceau de mes espérances, que vive la France !
Inspector Javert Okay, right, I see. Yes. A lot of their best people are fleeing the country, mostly for England. There are 400,000 French nationals living in London. I'm a big francophile, so it's sad to me to see what is happening to their country. I hope they can pull out of the downward spiral, but I kind of doubt that they will because they are so delusional.
Dan Phillips thats fucking hilarious - if you understand their anthem - it spells out their love for liberty and freedom and equality for all. FOR ALL. If we take THAT as the standard french people should live by - then being anti islam or anti minorities is being distinctly anti french. And this spirit that's being spoken of - in theory it should be stronger than ever now
Pierzing.glint1sh7 You could not be more wrong. There is nothing in the anthem about "liberty and freedom and equality for all". It is a martial song about resisting anti-revolutionary forces and foreign invaders. It is a song about resisting tyranny. Both socialism and Islam are forms of tyranny.
i’m not french national but this is my favorite national anthem in the world that’s why i memorizes this song even very long 5 mins national anthem. je t'aime france 🇫🇷🇫🇷🇫🇷
And this is why Nationalism will never die. It arises out of the deepest and noblest yearnings of the human spirit: the desire to be a part of something bigger than yourself, to have a place to call home.
Unfortunately nationalism is also the impetus for world wars--the world which should wish most to be one with their fellow man but which is instead goaded to violence by such soul stirring melodies such as these. There's very little that's noble about murdering your fellow man in the name of your country.
@@gustavocotte353 Pero ahora las mujeres mas están con eso de la ideología de ge..ro, pidiendo privilegios legalmente, pensando en viejecito, ropa de burda moda, eunconizando al hombre, como tontas útiles de los poderes coloniales o mejor dicho multicoloniales, que someten a los países como lo que llaman Latinoamérica o letrinamerica. Con esos banales himnos, monótonas banderas, ... Se requiere un IMPERIO de corte ANDINO, solo los ANDINOS salvaran lo que queda de letrinamaerica.
This woman is astonishing! Her beauty, powerful voice, and singing the greatest anthem ever written as though she *means* every word, all combine to make her seem to be Marianne herself - the spirit of France taking the form of a woman. Anyone who can listen to this and not be moved even a little should be declared legally dead. Long live France! Long live the Republic! Liberty, Equality, Fraternity - Vive la France! I'm not even French...
Привет из России , Санкт-Петербурга ♥️🤗🕊️🇷🇺 !! Гимн Всех угнетенных и порабощенных народов в мире !! Призыв к борьбе за Свободу , Единство и Равенство Всех Людей на Земле ♥️ !
I am german and i love france Jaime la France, Vive la France; Joyeux noel ; grande france, que j'aime tellement my name is Hans and i am german ; s'il vous plaît excuser mon mauvais français j'apprends encore, et j'essaye très fort
Merci Hans! Beaucoup d'admiration de ma part pour votre pays et votre peuple. Quelques petites erreurs relevées dans votre Français -par ailleurs très bon- qui vous aideront à progresser, je l'espère. Bon courage: -J'aime -Noël -excusez
@@marvinlec8899 Merci merci beaucoup. Je suis conscient de ce que l'Allemagne a fait à la France, je suis allemande et je souhaite la paix entre nos pays, que les frères maintiennent la paix j aime la france; c’est vrai et je souhaite à mes frères et sœurs un Noël paisible
I watched this after a week in which three people were murdered in Nice, and I am not ashamed to say it brought a tear to my eye. France, you are in my thoughts.
Je ne suis pas française mais dans le coeur je le suis.Je suis sénégalaise mais je ne cesserai de me remercier ce très beau pays qui m'a accueilli m'a aidée à grandir dans de bonnes conditions.Malgre tout ce que les gens pensent de la France et bien j'ai juste à leur dire d'aller voir si dans leur pays s'il trouverons ce que la France nous donnent .Il y a l'amour le respect l'entraide que j'ai pu remarquer depuis mon tendre enfance.La France mon pays du cœur 😍😍😍😍. Liberté égalité fraternité c'est ce que représente cette belle France.. Paroles d'une sénégalaise au coeur d'une française 😘😘😘
El bello himno francés interpreta l alucha histórica de cada patria, es el mejor himno del mundo y en el segundo lugar quedan los demás himnos del mundo comenzando por el del Perú,
A few years ago SHE - MIREILLE MATtHIEU -had a concert in Hungary, Budapest. She was amazing .... She sang for almost THREE hours , with a break about 20 minutes long .... People kept going to the stage giving HER gifts of alkind - and SHE spoke to them very kindly and very friendly ! SHE 'S A GREAT PERSON in my eyes fomnow on....!!! ( And before as well:-)
O’ my beautiful nation, let us march as we sing! Our glorious song, etched in the skies of France. People will hear us, loud and clear as we convey this impeccable message. And may we persevere to defend this land that has lived for half a millennia. Vivé les Française et la patrie!
Best performance ever! A tribute to a great country! I do not speak French, (wish I did) but could understand every word she sang. (which is more than I can say for many English singers) She has a tremendous voice, one full of emotion and love for her country.
Agree 💯. The most beautiful, most stirring anthem in the world. Brings tears to my eyes and a swelling of emotion in my heart. Our USA national anthem is downright unpleasant, if I do say so myself ♥️
Самый потрясающий и жизнеутверждающий гимн в мире это гимн России. Российский гимн об истинном величии самой могучей стране, России!!!❤ Стране, где смогли осуществить революцию и победить мировое зло. А французский гимн призывает к революции, но народ Франции так и не смог этого сделать. Нет уже той старой Франции, ею управляет клоун Макрон, который бряцает оружием, а сам даже с клопами не может справиться. Ну а французы под гнётом мировой буржуазии и мигрантов. Нынешняя Франция это клопы, крысы и засилие мигрантов увы😢
+nightofcrimson13 Despite our shortcomings as Americans I think we can collectively agree that we stand resolute with you France, no one will bring down true freedom.
This is probably the best rendition of the anthem.
She makes you feel as if she's on the battlefield with you, with the enemy unleashing hell upon you, and her bravely rallying the troops!
The french version of the bagpipe...
@@frederikhyrup2871 non c' è sfrumento musicale pari a questa voce.
@@massimobertini9510 Hah! questa voce? Para non?
Goose bumps
The power in her voice is amazing, you can see that she is singing from the bottom of the heart, with a fullest dose of patriotism.
She should
And excellent vocal technique. You cannot sing this way without technique.
She was a Gaullist
She is a true French unlike most immigrant “French” people today. France needs to protect its identity
I wish I could like this a 1000x bro.
Am I the only one here who finds her pronunciation amazing? I've been learning French for years and have always struggled to understand French speakers since they speak really fast and glue up their words into one, but the way she pronounces French, I can easily understand every single word.
She is renowned for her superb diction whether she is singing in French, German, Spanish, English, Italian etc. This is even more remarkable when one considers that she is dyslexic. Her ability to overcome this is reflected in the comment by the late Pavarotti who described her as one of the most hard working and professional of singers.
(She was certainly one of the most beautiful of women imo - remember she will be 74 in July. Sadly none of us stay looking young forever)
She was always my favourite female French singer. Not every sentence, not every word, but every letter comes from the deepest of her soul. In every song! I'm a Flemish Belgian citizen, resident in Luxembourg since 1987. Love my second residence in Quintillan, southern France.
Yeah, I speak French myself and this is pretty crisp.
She would never get a job at SNCF
@@KPho150 m'a tué :))) ...so funny!
An amazing performance, so emotional, so defiant, so patriotic.
My grandfather was a forger for the Resistance. He was very quiet, failing which I would not be here to write this. Loud can be proud, but that is not the only way to be patriotic.
Mireille, je t'adore.
French politicians not included. They are paid by the globalist to destroy France
@@philipb2134Such Voice. Quelle voix qu'elle a.
Can say it better than this.
Nice
Man. Love her voice. I’m not French and my body is full of chills
Her voice is like a drum. When she pronounces Marchons, especially on the O, she modulates her voice to amplify the rhythm of the song. It's masterful. Hearing her is getting a piece of the French spirit. Vive la France! If only the nowadays French would wake up and feel the meaning of these lyrics, yet again.
@@ArbiterDan In her heyday, legend has it, she was going to be the next Edith Piaf ~ she , no doubt was a great vocalist, and good lookn' gal too - i love this version , she puts so much passion into it ~
Mine is as well!
The best performance of La Marseillaise I have heard.
The best one...! Mireille Mathieu est simplement fantastique...! Her way of singing, her posture, her voice, her face... EVERYTHING is JUST MIREILLE!
Steve O'Donnell
@wolfen244 I agree ! Maybe it's a draw !
Mireille does it like no one else! Unique voice!
Like someone wrote earlier, reminds of Jeanne dÁrc!
I’m not even French and I feel proud.
you are from ?
@@Unpseudopascommelesautres italy
Eddy Malou spain
😂😂😂
@@ninjadinapoli7158 m si Fort anche io Italia bella napoliii
I’m Brazilian and I feel proud of this anthem! Congratulations, France! 🇫🇷🇧🇷
Scritto da un italiano...scusa se ho 😚 infranto un mito
When the DNA test comes back and it says you’re 1.8% French
The French is not a race but an ethnic group. And ethnos is a socio-cultural concept, not a biological one.
@Kailani Jesus DNA shows your race and biological identity.
More like *1.794%*
Hilarious🤣
I laughed too hard!
even i’m not french, i got goosebumps all my body. Look that lyrics. This song is a defender’ song
révolution française
Actually, too violent and graphic.
@@typingcat just tell us why ? :) MAYBE YOU COULD teach us Something abt our hymn ? :)
@@typingcat 씨 hello, this anthem is indeed fierce but this much was needed to highlight France supremacy at the time, and thus gave to our anthem warmth in which French people could gain enough courage to fight back.
Hello, 매운짬뽕씨 (lol), I believe it is quite impressive for myself to also get goosebumps every time I listen to that anthem.
I enjoyed having heard of your thoughts about my country's anthem, take care.
우리 애국가는?
One of the most beautiful anthems in the world. Greetings from Colombia.
Pablo Escobar
Such a basic comment. I recommend you to read a little bit.
Daniel Gutierrez I wasn't trying to be funny. I honestly know a lot about him, but only a little about Colombia, it looks like a beautiful country :)
+Daniel Gutierrez Quiubo compatriota. A mi tambien me parece bonito este himno, pero me gusta mucho mas el de Alemania, el de Israel y el de nuestra madre patria Colombia
+Daniel Gutierrez The music, yes but the lyrics are among the most bellicose. Let us water our fields with their blood.
The voice, the feeling, the emotions, best ever rendition if you ask me.
Brings tears to my eyes.
I agree, it gives me goosebumps
I love the expression on her face when she sings the following lines:
Mugir ces feroces soldats (The roar of those ferocious soldiers)
Amour sacre de la patrie (Sacred love of the fatherland)
Liberte, liberte cherie (Liberty, cherished liberty)
I also love her head movements when she sings:
Aux armes, citoyens (To arms, citizens)
Formez vos bataillons (Form your battallions)
And the way she pronounces "r" is so nice to hear.
What a delightful singer!
The real French 'R'. Absolute velvet to the ears.
Yes, lots of passion in her singing.
The clarity of her voice is angelic too.
Merry Christmas
Her voice is awesome!
When someone says French always surrender :
*il est l’heure de faire une putain de croisade*
During the Battle of France, the French suffered over 200,000 casualties, including 90,000 dead. Their army also fought heroically when pinned against the beaches of Dunkirk, greatly aiding the evacuation of British and French troops.
Une croissant croisade.
@@donaldgardner9756 you are right. In Dunkirk, the French soldier sacrified their lives to permise the british troops to evacuate trough the Channel.
Hehe oui par commencer les us et les rosbifs
Oui balancer dabort arme nucléaire ah new York eet debarquon ah Londres et il faut aussi reconquérir tout se qu'ont ah perdu no colonie et il faut dire ah la Russie de se pas croire trop puissante ou sinon adieux Moscou bon tout se que je dit et inpossible parceque si une arme nucléaire française éclaté ah new York on se prendre 400 bonbue nucléaire dans notre geule de la part des etas Unis et si on essaye de récupérer no colonie les États-Unis von intervenir pour nous stopper berf inpossible lol ses domague
Born in Paris, I have lived my whole life in overseas when I hear our anthem, I just get goosebumps…. liberté, liberté chérie….
Je viens de France.
@@owenosborne-lewis5060 Moi aussi! Je viens d’Orléans
liberty = freedom from work, duty to enculture yourself by reading books
"liberty" = license to follow your lower passions
Moi aussi Francine.
@@owenosborne-lewis5060
je ne suis pas français, mais j'ai appris la langue depuis 10 ans.
Unglaublich selbst mir als Österreicher schiesst es Tränen in die Augen bei dem Lied. Eine der schönsten Hymnen. 🇨🇵
... geht mir genauso, allerdings bei dem Lied von Rainhard Fendrich " I am from Austria".
Bin Deutscher und mir geht es genauso.
Mann, Frau, Nationalitäten egal... Gefühle und Emotionen genau dass ist es.
Es klingt äußerst schön :)
Im a German and I highly respect the French, they are a proud and honorable Nation.
I am an European and I highly respect the Germans.
They are a proud, honorable and awesome people; God bless Germany !
Alle Menschen werden Brüder who dein sanfter Flugel weilt.
@@WetaMantis i hope one day...
I'm Mongolian and I think I could take them with 10,000 small horses.
@@krixpop honourable??!!!
The most thrilling rendition of a national anthem sung any time any place.
They copied an italian opera.....ruclips.net/video/5pwjlqsIvC0/видео.htmlsi=YcAIl5NtvoKoszfi
As an American, I also have to say the French have the most stirringly beautiful national anthem in the world! Vive la France!
Vive la liberté. la fraternité et l'égalité tout partout dans ce monde. On doit prier pour la paix universelle.
Current France is subject to Islam, drugs and etc....
I agree completely. IMNSHO, this is the greatest rendition of any national anthem in the history of recorded music. It is so very powerful that I get goosepimples every time I hear it.
Full of blood, banners and marching, not questions, like the American, or dirge-like, as is the British.
@@urseliusurgel4365 The French wrote "God Save the King" as well apparently.
I'm English, but the French are a class above. Love the Anthem, love singing. Long live the next French revolution, we need one here, in Britain. Peace be unto you.
The French Revolution was a truly terrible time.
@@CanadianMonarchist say « canadian monarchist » xDD hahahaha no it was the best thing human kind did achieved get rid of their tirant
@@niconilo97 Yes Robespierre and Napoleon were a great improvement on Louis XVI. (Rolls eyes)
@@3characters788 You silly billy.
Dude, the French Revolution was the lowest moment in our modern history
The most powerful of all national anthems. It doesn't matter where one was born, everybody gets a jolt of electricity and becomes French for a moment when the "Marseillaise" plays.
Exactly
#1 soviet
#2 french
Oh man, that s right!!! Holy s...
French anthem is the prooven weapon of mass destruction :) Soviet/Russian may sound more powerfull but French has influenced whole western civilization. I give him 1st place.
+Евлампий Уютуботвальный soviet national anthem is a very shouty thing, perfect for the barrel chested bear men that videogaming tells me live there XD
But I must admit that the frenchies almost have a scream of defiance as an anthem
Stop! We don't give a damn for your socialist shit.
"Liberte, Liberte Cherie" . Goosebumps. What a powerful, flawless interpretation. Like it or not, we have the French to thank for A LOT of our democracy, worldwide. Bravo, madame!
A song of myth and lies. King Louis XVI was a gentle studious monarch who loved his people. His reward was to be slaughtered with thousands of other innocents.Every nation deserves the government it gets. The cantankerous divisive French have the perfect government for their needs. Pedestrian, gutter, common. Thank heavens for the English Channel!
@@laralarah2236 Uh-Oh, somebody got a stiff upper lip!
@@laralarah2236 this is true. King Louis and The Queen MARIE Antoinette was far more better than propaganda make them appear. Even french revolutioners agreed to keep them as constitutional monarchy, but than the Napoleon's extremists came and destroyed everything and made from french revolution a defeat for french people
@Lara Larah Louis XVI was not the tyrannical despot that everybody makes him out to be (Louis XIV was worse). No, Louis XVI was simply incompetent and incapable of running the country. He did not handle the famine well at all. France did need a government, and not Louis' advisory body. He should have just been kept as a constitutional monarch, but he was executed by Robespierre and his radicals.
The same goes for George III. U.S. Americans make him out to be an evil tyrant, when he was just a competent monarch who happened to lose the Revolutionary War.
Richard III lost the Battle of Bosworth Field in 1485. The Tudors (the likes of Shakespeare and More) made him a villain with a stoop, a withered arm and a bloodthirst that could not be satisfied. Really, he was just a disagreeable man who was killed on the battlefield.
History is written by victors, and they make their overthrown kings seem evil, when in reality, they are not. Do you not agree?
@@adrian1622
Louis XVI tried to flee in Austria in order to defeat the Révolution. He has been arrested, judged and executed, Napoleon was only a general commanding french revolutionaries armies in the south of France at this time.
In addition, the empire was only a way to preserve and upgrade the recently formed République, it was necessary and the Napoleonic wars proved it.
Today France is what it is, built on wars, inspired the democracy and freedom.
I am Indian.. I don't understand what was she saying but as I listen to her voice it was full of energy and it was excellent...🙂
It's about a people rising in arms against tyranny
And the beloved goddess of Liberty herself fights along them
@@zxumwmki3604 In fact, it was written when the Lords nouskusali in France all the neighbors. "Let unclean blood irrigate our fields" - this is about the Lords.
They feel war all times....😷😷
Let's go children of the Fatherland
The day of glory has come
Against us from the tyrany
The bloody standard is raised {2x}
Can you hear in the countryside
Blared the wild soldiers
They come right into your arms,
Slay your son, your companions
{Chorus:}
To arms, citizens! Train your battalions!
Walk, walk,
May impure blood water our furrows
What does this horde of slaves want
Traitors, conjured Kings?
For whom these despicable shackles,
These irons long prepared? {2x}
French! for us, ah! what an outrage!
What transport he must excite!
We dare to meditate
To return to ancient slavery!
{Au Refrain}
What! foreign cohorts
They would make laws in our homes?
What! these mercenary phalanxes
Defeat our proud warriors {2x}
Good Lord! by chained hands
Our foreheads under the yoke would bow,
Vile despots would become
Masters of our destinies?
{Au Refrain}
Tremble, tyrants! and you, treacherous,
The reproach of all parties,
Tremble! your parricides projects
Will finally receive their prize {2x}.
Everything is a soldier to fight you,
If they fall, our young heroes,
The earth produces new ones
Against you all ready to fight
{Au Refrain}
French! as magnanimous warriors
Hit or hold back.
Spare these sad victims
Regretfully arming against us {2x}.
But the bloodthirsty despot,
But Bouillé's accomplices,
All these tigers who mercilessly
Rip their mother's womb
{Au Refrain}
Sacred love of the Fatherland
Drive, support our avenging arms!
Liberty, darling Liberty!
Fight with your defenders {2x}.
Under our flags, may victory
Run to your accents males,
Let your enemies die
See your triumph and our glory!
{Au Refrain}
We will enter the quarry,
When our elders are gone
We will find their dust there
And the traces of their virtues. {2x}
Much less jealous of surviving them
Than share their coffin,
We will have sublime pride
To avenge them or to follow them!
{Au Refrain}
@Paul Goodier I think you should not said those words
It's not an anthem of France. It is the anthem of all free people.
stuff your colonial bullshit
the end is coming
Oui!🇨🇵
Free Palestine !🇵🇸
Free Palestine! 🇵🇸
Free Palestine! 🇵🇸
@@johngalt0096 Free Israel 🇮🇱
@@dimitryrusu4022 Ohh, playing the victim. No babies today? No journalists? No doctors? What’d you have for breakfast?
Mireille's voice is perfect. She brought tears to my eyes. The emotion she projected at me was so powerful it touched my cold heart. I should have been listening to her 40 years ago.
webrad98 me to
webrad98
mireille
Musiker mathieu
She was AMAZING.... Perhaps the best Marseillaise that I have heard in a long time. What a voice, what a posture, what a spirit...!
The most beautiful anthem in the world. And I'm not French.
A bloody barbarous hymn. "I Vow to Thee My Country" is the most beautiful song of patriotism ever written.
I love this the best anthem in the world second only to 'Keep Right On to The End of the Road'
Vitor Coriolano it sucks so hard
The best are the French and the Russian one
Yes, down with tynrany
Do you know that the French National Anthem is a copy of an italian song ?
A few seconds into the song and I have chills, she has such an amazing voice!
До сих пор лучшее исполнение Марсельезы !
There's a superb version of the "Chant du départ" done by Mireill with the red army choir, the very best version of the french revolution song ;)
@@jean-Pierre-bt8xw Это исполнение лучше =)
@@ЛеонидВасильев-в3ц it's your opinion, it's very subjective... Personally, the lyrics of the Chant du départa re 100 times better than the ones of the Marseillaise... And I am a very republicanFrench ;)
Vive la France et la musique française 🇷🇺🇲🇫Salutations de Russie, nous aimons la France et les Français.
а русских никто и нигде не любит)))
💪🇫🇷🤝🇷🇺👊
@@burmeistserkatsiaryna8825 зря так думаете
Merci
Le peuple de France est dans la rue pour dire stop à cette dictature politico sanitaire de Macron qui a bloqué les traitements qui guérissent : genocide, euthanasie des personnes âgées interdites aux urgences, apartheid, schoa 2….un résistant : le Professeur RAoULt menacé de mort pcq il a continué à guérir des malades du coronavirus…🇫🇷✊🗽
I played this to the ants in the field, and they executed their queen.
:)))) I'm french, yet your comment make me me laugh well ...Thanks!
haha
I played this in Great Britain
the queen still superpower LMAO
ANT R’EVOLUCION
'Let them Ants eat cake crumbs!'
C'est le seul hymne que j'écoute encore et encore.
Единственный гимн, что я переслушиваю снова и снова.
The only hymn I listen to over and over again.
>единственный гимн, что я переслушиваю снова и снова
Makes me proud that we stole a version of the Marseillaise as our own national anthem a hundred odd years ago
The way that she sings this, you really understand that this is a song written for soldiers going to battle against the enemies of the French.
Not only is her voice magnificent, but she looks exactly as I have always imagined what Joan of Arc would look like.
Marvelous comment.
Wot, without armour?
There is a painting of her which looks lile Mireille Mathieu
héhéhé funny but not false
@oldedude51 :))) You have killed me ...hahaha, and I'm french... Very funny! Ho fuck, I have tears of laugh in my eyes!
Oh France, oh gorgeous France..why do we fight so much?
France, beautiful France, I think you're a wonderful country and you do represent Europe really well with your fighting spirits (this is what your national anthem is about).
A lot of respect and a friendly hug from Italy
France is dying
For me France is the most important country in Europe.
MuraSan but in reality the most important country of Europe is Germany, they hold everything together
@@90DeadTimer everybody is doing is part no need to say who does what or how much of it he's doing that the goal of the union
'' it was just a rational answer directed to murasan no need to be offended broer
I'm in love with everything about this song...the vocals her pronunciations. Etc...I mean I can't help but replay this song over and over.
I’m Haïtian,in my childhood at school in Port-au-Prince they learned us to sing the French Anthem,Mireille Mathieu she is my favorite French Singer since I was little kid,she always reminds me Edith Piaf !
Oui! Oui!
Une des plus belles voix de la chanson française, qui malheureusement n'a pas eu le succès qu'elle méritait, une voix puissante qui me donne des frissons.
Merci Madame vous êtes magnifique ❤❤❤🧡🧡💛🙏🙏🙏
AMO ÉSE BELLÍSIMO HIMNOOO...!! ME EMOCIONO HASTA LAS LAGRIMAS AL ESCUCHAR SUS ESTROFAS...!! ES UN HIMNO GUERRERO QUE ME SACUDE EL ALMA CADA VEZ QUE LO ESCUCHO LO...!! VÍIIVA LA FRANCEE...!! DICEN QUE LOS SOLDADOS DE LA SEGUNDA DIVISIÓN BLINDADA CUANDO ENTRARON EN PARÍS, PARA LIBERARLA DEL DOMINIO ALEMÁN EN 1944, LO HICIERON CANTANDO ÉSTE HIMNO JUNTO AL PUEBLO QUE RECIBÍA A SUS SOLDADOS VOLVIENDO A SU PATRIA...!!
Her uvular trills are 🔥🔥🔥... it’s so hard for me as an American English speaker to do those in conversation.... every part of that performance is awesome, but extra impressed by those French R’s
Teaching English speakers to trill an 'r' is a major topic for language teachers; there's a ton of stuff online devoted to this. 99% of people who can do it learned as toddlers ... so as adults they're hopeless at explaining how they do it because they've no idea. They just do it. This is another reason I'm so glad my older relatives never spoke to me in English when I was a kid.
Strangely enough the Latin "r" was trilled, or rolled as the Scots do. French evolved from vulgar (everyday) Latin, so the trilled "r" may date all the way back to those times.
@Luke Perret lol No it's not Parisian accent in particular. Mireille Mathieu was born in Avignon. She's from South France. Mireille Mathieu had this peculiarity of really accentuating even more this roll of "R" which is the prerogative of French south accent and which is more or less pronounced according to the regions of the south. We also find this bearing of "R" in Burgundy (center of France). This bearing of "R" comes directly from Latin. Mireille Mathieu is from the last generation to have adopted this French tradition of a certain form of highly articulated singing. Tino Rossi Corsican singer (the south always) of the generation before her, also sang while rolling strongly the "R". While Charles Trenet, however, also from the south, didn't have this particularity. If you listen to Maurice Chevalier for example who's Parisian. He also didn't roll the R in such an accentuated way. On the other hand, Edith Piaf also tended to use a guttural accent to pronounce the "R". Yes, but her mother was Kabyle and born in Italy. But this isn't the only explanation. In fact, the singers who rolled the "R" while singing even when they were not specially from the south were most often inspired by the immense popularity of the operetta at that time (Luis Mariano was a huge star in France for exemple). The operetta which comes directly from the Opera and the Opera Bouffe which are most often sung in Italian (or German). Besides, it should be noted that the "R" isn't rolled in the same way according to the letter which precedes or succeeds it. In general it's when this "R" is placed after a consonant in a word.
This is fascinating! Thank you so much. I'll have to look into this further when I have time. Being American, I'm able to 'cheat'. People are so shocked to hear me trill an 'r' they never notice it's a Polish 'r'. In my defense, I have learned the voiceless trilled 'r' of some Italian dialects.
*VIVE LA FRANCE !*
De la part d'un Québécois toujours Français dans son coeur 💙❤💙❤💙❤💙❤💙❤💙❤💙❤
Canada：sad canada noise
Vive le Québec !
De France 🇫🇷
Vive le Luxembourg de France ( ca n a aucun rapport je vous l accorde)
I love both Britain and France. will I be welcomed in either?
@@saintlysylas Oui me too!
Yes) me too
I have worked in the entertainment industry for many years and I have never, ever seen an artist put so much heart and feeling into their work.. Mireille's voice is an absolute joy to behold... Mireille, Je t'aime..
Mireille, une chanteuse plus grande que la vie elle-même. Je ne peux pas m'imaginer une vie sans l'artisterie de cette vedette. Beaucoup de francais ne comprennent pas l'influence qu'elle a eu pour de centaines de millions de gens à travers le monde, la Suède, où je vis, inclus. Elle a fait tant de bon pour la France, beaucoup plus que ceux (les francais) qui se moquent d'elle. Je ne pourrais pas m'imaginer une vie sans la voix d'elle. Merci, Mireille, cent mille fois merci.
Mireille, second to none.....
მშვენიერია ❤
The most badass national anthem in the world. Also, a warning to French governments not to get any oppressive ideas. With this anthem ringing in their subconscious, it wouldn't take the people long to put a stop to it. The melody is breathtaking.
This was what i was thinking about it too.
@@adrian1622 Thank you
Thank you for appreciating our French National Anthem "La Marseillaise"🇫🇷
It's really a pompeous and thrilling Anthem. Above all "Meaningful" when it comes about fighting for Freedom and Rights
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 Yes, it's "pompous" in the good sense, "awful" in the good sense, and "terrible" in the good sense.
It inspires its singers and its listeners with awe at the majesty of their nation, fills soldiers with courage to defend it . . . and gives officials a thrill of terror, reminding them of the great responsibility they bear, the source of the power they wield and how easily that power can turn on them if they abuse it.
@@christophermichaelclarence6003 I was on the Champs de Mars for La Fete Nationale a few years ago. It was a lifelong dream, as I studied French history long ago in graduate school. I adore your anthem, and hearing people sing it that night was breathtaking. I also watched football with a bunch of fans during Euro 2016 in Nice a week before. When we returned to our hotel we learned of the terrorist attack there. Such a range of emotions that day.
This video is the most french thing there ever has been or ever will be.
You’re very stupid
@@Charqii one could say the same for you, rude ass.
One of the few renditions of a national anthem in which the singer means every last word rather than merely being a duty.
Très bonne version de la Marseillaise 🇫🇷 !!! Salutations de la Grèce 🇬🇷
Wow! She can really sing! A nice contrast with popular "singers" of today! As for those who believe that America's national anthem is "too militaristic", I recommend that they either learn to speak French or look up a translation. I'm not French, but this anthem always brings tears to my eyes.
Wow.
Americas national anthem isn't militaristic enough
The anthem is OK, but I worry about the country not being concerned about her own well-being while involved in a lot of things around the world which, simply, are none of America's business.
both are militaristic...too militaristic? that is for you to decided but French anthem is a beautiful sound and very violent.
Might be violent but it's an anthem for any one of any nationality who fights for freedom
Yanick Corbeil I agree. it is the anthem of the people who were tired of the monarchy, of the people who were tired of the abuse they were receiving. If you take a look at the historical context of La Marseillaise, it is quite beautiful.
what a voice what an anthem very beautiful.
Oggi 14 luglio, sono italiano, ma questo inno rivoluzionario mi emoziona come nessuno.
Potente e splendida interpretazione
X forza l ha scritta la musica un compositore ITALIANO
I'm Brazilian, but I learned La Marseillaise at school. I cried to hear this, the emotion is too strong! The most beautiful anthem in the world.
Solange, Brazil
Equally beautiful and powerful is 'Mae Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau’ (Land of My Fathers) the Welsh anthem. The two most passionate and magnificent anthems. To hear the entire Welsh crowd at a rugby match sing their anthem is unforgettable.
French National anthem? Yes,but written by and italian compositor
the Marseillaise is a song of resistance .... Which can be sung by any people oppressed in the world .... It allows to an enraged people to take a position occupied by the enemy or defend that same position against him .... I do not believe that there is much equivalent in the world for galvanize a crowd .... And that was done to obtain this effect ! ..... The French of this time were surrounded by monarchies who wanted to exterminate them for daring to rebel and kill their king. But these monarchies also wanted for that extermination to serve as an example to all peoples, (including their own) who could have been tempted by the idea to do the same thing ... .. take up arms to break free from yoke of their oppressor .... this coalition will only succeed at the Battle of Waterloo ... But it was too late !! .... the ideas of the french revolution was in the heads of all peoples !! ...
And in Russia the oppressors used it as well...marching peasants to the gulags... ruclips.net/video/Tpq6p79tQPs/видео.html
In light of this comment, maybe we should sing this in the USA during these troubling times?
@@FrancoisLabelle-yf8tj By your logic rebelions who guillotined louis 16 were opressors to. French Revolution parties bloodbathed the whole France, yet you dont seem to hate them, but communists are bad. Double standarts at its finest.
@@FrancoisLabelle-yf8tj Et que "utiliser"? L'extrême droite n'a rien inventé de mieux ))
Francois Labelle Kirill Senchugov
Yes the bolsheviks were bad, but not at all for excecuting the Tsar and Tsarina, they got what they deserved, im more concerned with their children and the civillians that were harmed
Vive le peuple français. Amour sacré de la Patrie. Respect d,un brésilien 🇧🇷
Alonso Malaquias o hino é bonito, mas não precisa ser chupa bola de gringo...
@@MarcusVinicius-vz4sr pode nem elogiar que é chupa bola?
O arranjo é bonito mas é um hino de guerra e muito aggressivo. O do Brasil é mais bonito e patriótico.
Just Me ele é bonito justamente por ser um hino de guerra. A França tem povo, o Brasil tem público
Basta entender o contexto em que cada um foi escrito para saber que os dois são bonitos à sua forma.
The most beautiful national anthem in all around the world.
Too much love and respect to beautiful France,
from Persia💕
A bit less so than CCCP 's
one of the Greatest anthems in the world. Huge respect from Denmark to France and the French 🇫🇷🇩🇰
_Come children of the Nation,_
_The day of glory has arrived._
_Against us stands Tyranny,_
_Its blood-stained banner raised high._
_Do you hear in the countryside,_
_The roar of these ferocious soldiers?_
_They come into our arms_
_To slay your sons and your companions_
_To arms, Citizens!_
_Form your battalions_
_Let us march! Let us march!_
_Let impure blood water the furrows of our fields_
_Frenchmen, as magnanimous warriors,_
_Bear or hold back your blows._
_Spare these sorry victims,_
_Arming against us with regrets._
_But these bloodthirsty despots,_
_But these accomplices of Tyranny,_
_All these tigers who, mercilessly,_
_Rip their mother's breast!_
_Sacred Love of the Fatherland,_
_Lead, support our vengeful arms._
_Liberty! Beloved Liberty, fight with your defenders,_
_Under our flags shall victory_
_Hasten to your virile efforts._
_Let your perishing enemies_
_See your triumph, and our glory!_
_To arms, Citizens!_
_Form your battalions_
_Let us march! Let us march!_
_Let impure blood water the furrows of our fields_
@@BempostaFlix racist??? this was written about the war with Austria. Nationalist, sure. But it isn't "racist." "Against us, the bloody standard of tyranny has risen! Do you hear, in the fields, the roar of their ferocious soldiers? They're coming to cut the throats of your sons and your daughters! To arms, citizens! Form your battalions! Let's march! Let the blood of the impure water the fields of France!" - what a thrilling, unifying anthem in a sea of idealist snoozefests. It isn't talking about racial purity, it's talking about national purity.
@@asaturn Racism it's not only between black and white people
@@BempostaFlix race as we know it wasn't a thing back then. If you told someone from France they were "white" like the British they'd laugh at you.
@@BempostaFlix I do suggest you learn a bit of history before commenting stuff like that. Racism had nothing to do with it. Rouget de Lisle, who created the song, wanted a song that would raise the Marseille volunteers' spirit as the were marching to fight the Austrian invader, sent by the European monarchies to re-establish royalty in France 3 years after the Revolution. The mention of impur blood and ferocious soldiers is only to compare the oppenents as war dogs, beasts at the service of the oppressors. And while I agree when you say that racism isn't only between White and Black (as I am myself half Senegalese and half French) I can assure you that race has nothing to do with it in this case. You need to read the song with a 18th century mind and give the words and metaphors the signification they had back then. Racism wasn't a matter of importance back then, the concept itself wasn't a thing. You were French, or you were from another nation, but the physical caracteristics of your ethnicity didn't matter as much. If it was racist by nowadays standars, the French republic (for which Freedom, Equality, Brotherhood is the mantra) would have changed the lyrics, or chosen another anthem altogether.
LOL 😂...No, it’s not racist. I guess everything is racist nowadays even when it’s not 🤷🏼♂️🤦🏼♂️
We learnt this song at school when I was a child (it was translated into Russian), and I always loved it. Mireille was one of my favourite singers then, great voice!
Maybe it helped inspire the overthrow of the Soviet tyranny.
Your fantasies are really funny
@@hoodatdondar2664 What kind of bullshit are you talking about? Mireille was a socialist and she loved Soviet Union. Then how her song will inspire something anti Soviet?
Quelle merveilleuse interprétation de l'un des plus beaux hymnes du monde.
Salutations amicales d'Allemagne
Oui.
❤❤❤
Un hymne chanté par la Grande Armee dont on oublie trop souvent qu'elle comptait de nombreux soldats allemands avant l'Allemagne...
When it comes to La Marseillaise, nothing beats Mireille Mathieu's performance. Nothing. Period.
Marike Andresen Madeline Labeau in Casablanca. she and about half the cast refugees. those tears are for REAL.
Marike Andresen except the red army choir
Marike Andresen The version in Casablanca is stirring!
And she sings it with a soutern accent, rowling the rr, where she belongs.
Vive la France! Amour de Bulgarie 🇧🇬🇫🇷
This anthem is metal as hell. It's the Run to the Hills of national anthems.
Except "Run to the Hills" is about, well, RUNNING AWAY.
@@vadimastprojects8770 Fair.
(insert joke about the difference between Britain and France here)
I ' d rather compare this with ACES HIGH or Accept's BALLS TO THE WALL, Metallica's DON'T TREAD ON ME or REBELLION IN DREAMLAND by Gamma Ray).
And the words are more bloodthirsty than most metal - "may their mongrel blood fill our ditches" etc
@@kenoliver8913 actually that's a common mistake. The impure blood is the blood of the non-noble. The message is, "well the ennemy is commung to our arms to kill our family ? Okeay then to arms ! At least our blood will fill our ditches." The impure blood is the one of the revolutionary against the pure blood of the kings of europe.
soy mexicano y el himno mexicano igual habla de la lucha y la libertad pero el de francia wow es igual mis respetos viva mexico y vive la france
Extraordinaria interpretación de Mireille Mathieu, una delicia escucharla en el Día Nacional de Francia. Vive la France!
Vivo YOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!! 😎☠
Aux armes, citoyens! Grab your weapons, citizens!
Formez vos bataillons! Form your battalions!
Marchons ! Marchons! Let us march! Let us march!
Qu'un sang impur May impure blood
Abreuve nos sillons! Water our fields!
Many great national anthems, but this is the clear winner. Such a stirring anthem.
Je suis français. Je suis normal. Je l'écoute tout les jours. Et tout les jours je suis heureux d'être français.
À jamais dans mon coeur le pays de mon enfance, berceau de mes espérances, que vive la France !
@Pa Gall Bro, our rugby team is litteraly the best of the world 😂 !
14 consecutive win. And we beat every team we will meat during the world cup.
Nous pouvons supposer que toute personne qui reconnaisse sa langue natale, probablement la trouvera belle.
Je l'aime fort aussi ma FRANCE chérie mon amour de ma vie
Самое вдохновенное исполнение "Марсельезы"! Браво!
Absolutely powerful a rendition of a national anthem. It wakes every sense of patriotism. Such a beautiful voice.
She didn't blank her eyes once, amazing.
She just blinked at the exact same time you did.
Best ever rendition - Truely inspirational!
Damn thats one of the most powerful voices I've ever heard. It reminds me of the true ferocity of France.
Inspector Javert Ferocity? They have been taken over by socialism and Islam.
Dan Phillips which is why I say "reminds me" there are still men and women with that spirit but sadly they are a shrinking minority.
Inspector Javert Okay, right, I see. Yes. A lot of their best people are fleeing the country, mostly for England. There are 400,000 French nationals living in London. I'm a big francophile, so it's sad to me to see what is happening to their country. I hope they can pull out of the downward spiral, but I kind of doubt that they will because they are so delusional.
Dan Phillips thats fucking hilarious - if you understand their anthem - it spells out their love for liberty and freedom and equality for all. FOR ALL. If we take THAT as the standard french people should live by - then being anti islam or anti minorities is being distinctly anti french.
And this spirit that's being spoken of - in theory it should be stronger than ever now
Pierzing.glint1sh7 You could not be more wrong. There is nothing in the anthem about "liberty and freedom and equality for all". It is a martial song about resisting anti-revolutionary forces and foreign invaders. It is a song about resisting tyranny. Both socialism and Islam are forms of tyranny.
i’m not french national but this is my favorite national anthem in the world that’s why i memorizes this song even very long 5 mins national anthem. je t'aime france
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marsigliese is italian
@@emerit123 What
Mon coeur est francais......que je l'aime.!
I lost my beautiful man from Provence eight years ago now. Mireille was his favourite singer. Listening to this brings a tear to my eyes.
I get chills each and every time I hear her sing this anthem.
What a powerful National Anthem. I'm not French but I can appreciate the love of country that is felt in this song.
Absolutely terrific.. Brought tears to my eyes..Vive La France..!!!
Moi aussi ! and Im a Pom too, !
And this is why Nationalism will never die. It arises out of the deepest and noblest yearnings of the human spirit: the desire to be a part of something bigger than yourself, to have a place to call home.
Claystead What idiotic nonsense. You clearly know nothing of either political theory or history.
Well that confirms it.
I am Slavic and I love the rrrr of French people.
Unfortunately nationalism is also the impetus for world wars--the world which should wish most to be one with their fellow man but which is instead goaded to violence by such soul stirring melodies such as these. There's very little that's noble about murdering your fellow man in the name of your country.
Esta mujer con sólo su voz puede mover un ejercito hacia la batalla
Y como no . Esa voz privilegiada era la ideal para la revolución francesa.
@@gustavocotte353 Pero ahora las mujeres mas están con eso de la ideología de ge..ro, pidiendo privilegios legalmente, pensando en viejecito, ropa de burda moda, eunconizando al hombre, como tontas útiles de los poderes coloniales o mejor dicho multicoloniales, que someten a los países como lo que llaman Latinoamérica o letrinamerica.
Con esos banales himnos, monótonas banderas, ... Se requiere un IMPERIO de corte ANDINO, solo los ANDINOS salvaran lo que queda de letrinamaerica.
@@gustavocotte353 La música del himno de la renaciente Nacíon Andina seria algo asi ruclips.net/video/8_H1WZ8KPkE/видео.html
Kausachum Andinokuna!!!! KALLPA!!!! KALLPA!!!!!
Pero una batalla, a veces, es una falta. Tenemos que cuidar lo mejor para nuestro pueblo, para nuestra ciudadina.
This woman is astonishing! Her beauty, powerful voice, and singing the greatest anthem ever written as though she *means* every word, all combine to make her seem to be Marianne herself - the spirit of France taking the form of a woman.
Anyone who can listen to this and not be moved even a little should be declared legally dead.
Long live France! Long live the Republic! Liberty, Equality, Fraternity - Vive la France!
I'm not even French...
This is seven years ago, I know, but this is such a glorious thing you have wrote. I am touched.
Oui vraiment, elle est puissante comme femme. Elle est la liberté, la fraternité et aussi, l'egalité, sans doute.
Digne Mireille! Elle a mérité d'etre représentée en Marianne. C'est un tresors de notre Nation.
JC A Yes and I'm English and proud to be European. Vive la France.
The most legendary anthem of all time in my opinion. Even surpasses the Soviet national anthem, and that one was a banger.
Yes , freedom
@@simonpeter9617 Bloody, hard-fought freedom!
*Joseph Stalin has joined the chat*
@@juraicgamer4408 "party Leninya, party Stalinya ..."
@@juraicgamer4408
1953:
Joseph Stalin has left the chat
Привет из России , Санкт-Петербурга ♥️🤗🕊️🇷🇺 !!
Гимн Всех угнетенных и порабощенных народов в мире !!
Призыв к борьбе за Свободу , Единство и Равенство Всех Людей на Земле ♥️ !
Солидарность. Приветсвую из Казани,дорогой товарищ
Liberté, Égalité, Fraternité comme ils disent.
Amicalement,
Un caribeéen inconnu. 🏳
I am german and i love france Jaime la France, Vive la France;
Joyeux noel ;
grande france,
que j'aime tellement my name is Hans and i am german ;
s'il vous plaît excuser mon mauvais français j'apprends encore,
et j'essaye très fort
Merci Hans! Beaucoup d'admiration de ma part pour votre pays et votre peuple.
Quelques petites erreurs relevées dans votre Français -par ailleurs très bon- qui vous aideront à progresser, je l'espère. Bon courage:
-J'aime
-Noël
-excusez
@@marvinlec8899 Merci merci beaucoup.
Je suis conscient de ce que l'Allemagne a fait à la France, je suis allemande et je souhaite la paix entre nos pays, que les frères maintiennent la paix j aime la france;
c’est vrai et je souhaite à mes frères et sœurs un Noël paisible
@@marvinlec8899 merci mon ami merci bien,
Il n'est pas facile de briser les préjugés, mais nous avons fait le premier pas
helfgott david What the Germans did to France
The French did it twice soo just be peace between your countries guys and no mo war
Yes, down with dictatorships and tyrany.
The most moving National Anthem in the world.
This made me cry - and I'm not even French!Merveilleux!
Le plus bel hymne au monde, sans aucun doute !!! Le détail: je ne suis pas française, je suis brésilienne.
I watched this after a week in which three people were murdered in Nice, and I am not ashamed to say it brought a tear to my eye. France, you are in my thoughts.
Je ne suis pas française mais dans le coeur je le suis.Je suis sénégalaise mais je ne cesserai de me remercier ce très beau pays qui m'a accueilli m'a aidée à grandir dans de bonnes conditions.Malgre tout ce que les gens pensent de la France et bien j'ai juste à leur dire d'aller voir si dans leur pays s'il trouverons ce que la France nous donnent .Il y a l'amour le respect l'entraide que j'ai pu remarquer depuis mon tendre enfance.La France mon pays du cœur 😍😍😍😍. Liberté égalité fraternité c'est ce que représente cette belle France.. Paroles d'une sénégalaise au coeur d'une française 😘😘😘
n'oublies pas, c'est écrit : Liberté égalité fraternité, mais il y en a un quatrième qu'on écrit pas mais qu'on sous-entend, c'est Laïcité :)
MERCI !
❤️
Merci vive la France
El bello himno francés interpreta l alucha histórica de cada patria, es el mejor himno del mundo y en el segundo lugar quedan los demás himnos del mundo comenzando por el del Perú,
Beautiful Anthem... keep your country safe and strong...
Love from India
A few years ago SHE - MIREILLE MATtHIEU -had a concert in Hungary, Budapest. She was amazing .... She sang for almost THREE hours , with a break about 20 minutes long .... People kept going to the stage giving HER gifts of alkind - and SHE spoke to them very kindly and very friendly ! SHE 'S A GREAT PERSON in my eyes fomnow on....!!! ( And before as well:-)
O’ my beautiful nation, let us march as we sing! Our glorious song, etched in the skies of France. People will hear us, loud and clear as we convey this impeccable message. And may we persevere to defend this land that has lived for half a millennia. Vivé les Française et la patrie!
What a voice, what a song!
Если мне споют гимн своей нации именно так, я пошел бы на передовой и гордо умер бы за Родину. Боже какое исполнение и гимн.
Best performance ever! A tribute to a great country! I do not speak French, (wish I did) but could understand every word she sang. (which is more than I can say for many English singers) She has a tremendous voice, one full of emotion and love for her country.
Pourquoi est-ce que cette chanson m’émouve à chaque fois que je l’entends?
M’émouve?...Etes-vous sûr?
Greatest National Anthem in the world!!! This performance gives me goosebumps!
For those few far from home,this is the song for when you’ve outlived all of your friends, but not all of your enemies.
The most beautiful national anthem in the world. I can listen to it over and over….The voice of this woman is absolutely magical
I'd say the Greatest National Anthem in the World. Most inspiring one when it comes to fighting for Freedom and Rights.
Agree 💯. The most beautiful, most stirring anthem in the world. Brings tears to my eyes and a swelling of emotion in my heart.
Our USA national anthem is downright unpleasant, if I do say so myself ♥️
no it's not the most beatutiful.
there are other good and amazing anthems too.
Самый потрясающий и жизнеутверждающий гимн в мире это гимн России. Российский гимн об истинном величии самой могучей стране, России!!!❤ Стране, где смогли осуществить революцию и победить мировое зло. А французский гимн призывает к революции, но народ Франции так и не смог этого сделать. Нет уже той старой Франции, ею управляет клоун Макрон, который бряцает оружием, а сам даже с клопами не может справиться. Ну а французы под гнётом мировой буржуазии и мигрантов. Нынешняя Франция это клопы, крысы и засилие мигрантов увы😢
Pray for Paris. The world is with you, Paris. Vive la France!
+nightofcrimson13
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+nightofcrimson13 Despite our shortcomings as Americans I think we can collectively agree that we stand resolute with you France, no one will bring down true freedom.
+nightofcrimson13 I agree. Vive la France!
+nightofcrimson13 We all feel the loss France suffered today. May the world join together to end this madness.
+gmcannon Americans are pragmatic, EU is in deep crisis. I simpaty for France.
Великолепная песня и гимн! Актуальная! И исполнение отличное!
Реально, товарищ!
@@AnonymousAnonymous-vx8fk не товарищ, а гражданин. левацкие штучки в сторону
It's absolutely stunning! Long live France and the French people. It has become my national anthem.
Even though I am not Frenchman and even don’t speak French at all I have goosebump all over my body.