Marcha Libertadora
| English: Liberating March | |
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National anthem of Gran Colombia | |
| Music | Zuliano Silverio Añez |
| Adopted | February 1820 |
| Published | 10th August 1819 |
| Relinquished | 1831 |
| Succeeded by | Himno Nacional de la República de Colombia |
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Marcha Libertadora (English: Liberating March) was the national anthem of Gran Colombia from 1820 until its dissolution in 1831.
History
Marcha Libertadora was composed by Zuliano Silverio Añez[1] for the triumphant entrance of Simon Bolivar to Santa Fe de Bogotá under the Liberator Army[1] after the Boyaca Battle in 1819.[2] At the independence celebration, this song was played and alternated with La vencedora in the celebrations.[1] Due to this, the song was then adopted in 1820 as the national anthem of Gran Colombia.
References
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- ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Himno no oficial de la Gran Colombia - "La Libertadora" (1821-1830). Retrieved 2024-04-11 – via www.youtube.com.
- ↑ National Anthem of Great Colombia (1819-1830) Contradanza Libertadora. Retrieved 2024-04-11 – via www.youtube.com.
