Canto dei Sanfedisti - The Anthem of the Sanfedists

[@samuelbarros8321]

Flag designer: how many coats of arms do you want in your flag? Bourbon house of Sicily: Yes

[@gahpaxwelo]

That wasn't uncommon in Europe back in the days

[@Katafrakt_]

It's great, all the more beautiful.

[@cirokistermann7834]

@@gahpaxwelo Is the Spanish Habsburg,with the Bourbonic Spain flag, very strange.

[@williamGC]

​@@cirokistermann7834España e Italia siempre fueron paises hermanos

[@MontañésUnidadHispana]

@@williamGC Hermanos, y en ciertos casos todos fuimos un día españoles, muchos territorios italianos han sido mas tiempo españoles q italianos.

[@indo-europeanbrotherhood7183]

Neapolitan sounds so badass when it's being sung in this fashion

[@ExCathedraFBIV]

It's not italian, but the neapolitan language

[@indo-europeanbrotherhood7183]

@@ExCathedraFBIV You aren't wrong, actually.

[@CosmicDalmatian]

Modern Italian is Tuscan, this is not

[@Dokrovluka]

Indo-European Brotherhood true, Nice avatar btw 👍

[@dalmatianroyalist9326]

@@CosmicDalmatian Tomislave Trpimiroviću, kako si namjestio glagoljicu?

[@jurisprudens]

“Liberte, Egalite, Tu Arroba a me, io arrobo a te “ - Wow, they nailed it!

[@baozenfhei9076]

I laughed so hard a this part even if i'm french

[@midnightc0mmander]

@@baozenfhei9076 I'm french as well and the jacobins robed France too... :(

[@catalanomilo]

hanno smascherato la falsa rivoluzione e la loro propaganda massonica they exposed the false revolution and their Masonic propaganda

[@feels4941]

gotta love how aggressive the previous generations were.

[@dalmatianroyalist9326]

@Simply Man Well, French did suffer the most jacobin regime.

[@peculiarpangolin4638]

You know you're loved when the people who are promised to benefit from a revolution rise up to restore your crown to you.

[@Eilbheis]

Well the revolution benefited Frances Elite more than the locals...

[@linaro1801]

@@Eilbheis It killed France

[@feuerderveranderung6056]

More or less the same thing also happened in germany.

[@samsara450]

@@linaro1801 France is not dead, just asleep. But she will awake soon.

[@linaro1801]

@@samsara450 Peu d’espoirs..

[@aidanmullins6085]

Normal People: Listens to rock when working out Real Chads: Listens to Sanfedist when working out but then the workout becomes a hard dance

[@aidanmullins6085]

@Ma Pa Total Chathads died during the uprising

[@siralexandersequeira3rdcou12]

I listen to a playlist of counter revolutionary european music, From the Miguelites in Portugal, the Carlists in Spain, the Jacobites in Scotland, the Cavaliers in England and the Sanfedists in Italy!

[@Aquelequedesconhece]

​@@siralexandersequeira3rdcou12 "miguelites counter revoluctionary" bro learned history from wikipedia 💀

[@dingus_doofus]

Where else would you learn it? In the curriculae of commie-infiltrated academia and school? Although they're working hard on taking control of wiki as well.

[@siralexandersequeira3rdcou12]

@@Aquelequedesconhece que- O Miguelismo foi um movimento contra-revolucionário, o Liberalismo foi um movimento revolucionário baseado nos valores da revolução francesa

[@janosbolyai7636]

A real Catholic headbanger

[@tomcombelles6419]

Catholicism? 'The french revolution would like to know your location'

[@sharonpaul3398]

@@tomcombelles6419 the sanfedists were catholics tho

[@tomcombelles6419]

@@sharonpaul3398 ik, that is the point

[@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212]

@@tomcombelles6419 I don't get the point? This song is a traditionalist catholic song, where's the point?

[@VictorDohvakiin]

@@alfredodistefanolaulhe2212 The point is that Barely Animated is playing the role of the Jacobine in his first comment, like he is, as a revolutionary, chasing the Catholics

[@gerfand]

While playing as 2 Sicilies in KaiserReich I heard this music... Now that I understand its meaning I loving it

[@gregoriencumulus8728]

Fuck SRI :)

[@thethirdsicily4802]

Pferd Schild it really isn’t, it’s dark and quite bad for everyone involved, but the devs do all they can to make it as realisitic as possible, sometimes even sacrificing fun to do so, as they announced recently they’re removing the option for Poland to form the PLC by electing a Lithuanian king.

[@thethirdsicily4802]

@GamersOnVideos not sure what you refer to but I will assume you mean the plc thing, of so, I agree, should've been left in

[@simoneapolis081]

La fine del nostro regno è stata voluta dagli inglesi e i rothshild grazie al tradimento degli aristocratici siciliani e la famiglia florio con l'aiuto del braccio savoia. Per motivi geopolitici e religiosi... E ancora oggi il mondo occidentale ne paga le conseguenze ( profezia della Madonna di salette )

[@alexorlando6600]

They refused French Revolution. They loved Borbones. All my respect.

[@SxVaNm345]

I’m addicted to this song, it makes my blood feel patriotic.

[@birdfly8356]

Racist! How dare you like the land you live on!

[@PeterJRaia]

@@birdfly8356 Guilty as charged, paisan :)

[@SxVaNm345]

Bird Fly haha :p

[@elbowlicker4321]

Danr first i thought it was spanish

[@pedroivobatiston2408]

I'm addicted too.

[@ImAnounymouse]

Napoleon:"Sicily is french!". Sicilians:"Fattilla scattiari ntô culu!".

[@gianlu.lentini]

bastaddu iddu

[@vincentraspanti8443]

Im Anounymouse 5656 viva la Scilla a italia

[@su_morenito_1948]

Vince Raspanti look up “viva el re don Fernando” I think it’s Sicilian. It’s a song about when the reconquista finished,the king of spain was also king of sicily

[@gianlu.lentini]

@@su_morenito_1948 it isn't sicilian

[@su_morenito_1948]

Battlefront Quickscoper v.2 what is it then?

[@PaolodAlesio]

Greetings from Naples, South Italy! Vivat Christus Rex!

[@catalanomilo]

The refrain encourages the revolt to the sound of Carmagnola (Sona sona, sona Carmagnola) and then reinforces his invitation by saying "play the assembly, or the council, live the King and his family!". In the first stanza the people are called to war, each instrument is a function of the rhyme for a populace or for the enemy to be killed: the bass drum for the populace, the tambourine for the nullatenenti, the bell for the people (artisans, etc.) and violin to explain the reason for the fight, that is to drive the Jacobins. The seconfa strophe narrates the beginning of the republic with the resistance of the commoners, called "i Lazzari", barricaded in Castel Sant "Elemo, a massive fort, conquered by the French Championnet who supported the republic; It is said then of the presence among these French, of the Jacobean priest Antonio Toscano, to then go to the betrayal of the nobles and bourgeois who wanted to imprison the king, something certainly not wanted by the people who suffered the consequences of betrayal and arrogance of the French . In the third verse we find inevece described the end of the republic, June 13, the day of St. Anthony, when the troops of Cardinal Ruffo di Calabria entered Naples, conquering the Fort Vigliena to the east of the Port. Here then the commoners repay the Jacobins for the harassment suffered, or the high taxes imposed by the French and the use of the revolutionary motto "libertè, egalité, fraternité" to commit ruberie and abuse (even today there is a memory of those times in dialect in the said "libertè, egalité fraternitè, spugogli tu and vesteme a mme!"). The fourth stanza goes on to narrate still the exploits of the French who have given them to the people and saying voila, they kicked every freedom. Now you can not go to the theater (a craze of the Neapolitans) and then Donna Eleonora is forced to perform at the market. On this figure it must be said that it is not certain, but it could be Eleonora Pimentel Fonseca, arrested and executed by hanging, in fact "dancing" could be understood as the body that hangs from the gallows, also because Masto Donato was the executioner in charge those years. We then speak in the fifth stanza of Donna Luisa, perhaps Luisa Fortunato de Molina Sanfelice, lover of the Jacobin Ferdinando Ferri. To save the beloved who risked arrest, she was in turn imprisoned and to escape capital punishment claimed to be pregnant .. no doctor, however, managed to make her give birth. In the sixth stanza the war on the Jacobins has ended with their defeat and the tree is thrown to the ground, it is the "tree of May", a tree of freedom and a symbol of revolution. Angry peasants seize the Jacobins and knead them like rags, that is, they take revenge for the wrong suffered. Then return the words "equality" and "freedom" and the Neapolitans are happy that they are over, for those who have lost are pains and then the losers can go to sleep, that is, go to retire. The final verse is very ironic: it resumes the months with the names of the French revolutionary calendar; "Passed the rainy month, the windy and the angry" that is January, February and March and "in the month of the month if veins had the" garlic arrete "in the coming month, ie June the Jacobins suffered the damage and the joke, a good reason epr say that garlic burns, especially in the backside! Lastly, "let the people of the macaroni live, that is the Neapolitan people, who respect the religion denied to the Jacobins, who are invited to throw themselves into the sea, taking up the previous discourse on the garlic, to extinguish the burns; in essence they are sent to that country. This popular ballad is history written by the people, very different from the history of writers enslaved to the myths of the Risorgimento myths that would have defined the Neapolitan republic as "wanted by the people". From the reading of "La Carmagnola" we learn the true story of that period: a people who hated the Jacobins and a reformist and innovative attempt by the Neapolitan republicans or Jacobins, who got too caught up by combining a disaster like the Neapolitan republic was. It was not understood, in fact, that Naples was not Paris and that in Naples the people did not feel the need to change the regime, because it already had its certainties.

[@letrewiarz]

You, sir, are the hero I needed, but not the one I deserved

[@catalanomilo]

@@letrewiarz does he really say? I do not know if he is working for some document, but if he needs more documents on the extermination of Catholic European royals including that of ZAR, do not hesitate to let me know. the Masonic Europe led by the English queen tells her all about which hands rule our history

[@Bonzibuddy4ever2]

That sheds light on a lot of things. Thanks for taking the time to write all that.

[@dibujodecroquis1684]

Giorgio Catalano Thank you, now I understand the whole song!

[@CarlosSantos-tm1vh]

Thank you so much for this great explanation! That was really a history lesson!

[@eternalvirgin2227]

This is the song that plays while raiding a Masonic Lodge

[@bluesnail5042]

Lolwat

[@jandrotorres8851]

​@@bluesnail5042 The Jacobins spread their ideas of "free-thought" and "liberties" in masonic lodges. These ideas were secular and often strongly anti-catholic.

[@bluesnail5042]

@@jandrotorres8851 Ah I see. Seemed very random.

[@letsgoraiding]

@@jandrotorres8851 Which is always somewhat amusing here in England because our Freemasons tend to be conservative, unlike the French-style Freemasons. Case in point is how our Anglican Royal Family is very close to freemasonry. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿✝️

[@luansagara]

@@letsgoraiding freemasons are still heretics, wherever they are from

[@theinquisition305]

Ave Christus Rex

[@noltarferior]

king of Kings

[@bulbasaur_6169]

Ave

[@LuizOtavio-gq6dk]

Ave

[@davantereal]

¡Viva Cristo Rey!

[@Aurora-pi6jr]

Ave

[@exres4374]

When your northern Italian friend says that God doesn’t exist: [Edit] guys stop saving that even in the north people are catholic, I know it...

[@exres4374]

Gavin Lane well yes but actually no

[@Trig_tig]

@Gavin Lane southern and central italy are more faithful, northern italy not, and the number of atheist and agnostic in northern italy is growing (especially in Veneto)

[@arbanu.comics]

@@exres4374 Ma dove li prendete questi dati? Che banda di coglioni ahahahha

[@exres4374]

Rize Grike cazzo vuoi!!

[@misterm7225]

@neldot Do you have sources for this?I am very interested in it!(I mean the Inquisition part)

[@who7657]

Old but gold

[@charlesiofengland6276]

Lol

[@T_Kelso]

@@charlesiofengland6276 Charles I was the best king to ever time England.

[@kets4443]

@@charlesiofengland6276 charles I the falsely accused

[@haroldgōdwinessunu]

@@T_Kelso Wasn't he Anglican? I'll say Charles Edward Stuart, never crowned, was still better.

[@T_Kelso]

@NevdanNerd You might be right. Just today I've been listening to Jacobite songs from the 45.

[@jatorresh]

I don't speak Italian, but Neapolitan it's very similar in vocabulary to aragonese, catalan and spanish

[@michaelm-bs2er]

Closer than Portuguese or Catalan?

[@jatorresh]

@@michaelm-bs2er catalan

[@generaleduosicilianoitalic9697]

@@jatorresh because the Neapolitan language is a mixture of Spanish and French

[@michaelm-bs2er]

@@generaleduosicilianoitalic9697 there's definitely a Spanish and French influence but Neapolitan is still an Italian dialect.

[@michaelm-bs2er]

@@jatorresh Just curious, how much of Neapolitan could you understand if you heard it spoken? Would it be easier for you than standard Italian?

[@quentinvalentingualberrena8127]

*VIVA 'O RRE CU LA FAMIGLIA!*

[@Ysumbruh0]

So I heard this song is supposed to be against Freemasons which makes me love this even more

[@kinghoodofmousekind2906]

Mhm, indeed!

[@88Treatment]

And by default antisemitic. It is just a perfect song imo.

[@sambrittenden4045]

@@88Treatment to be anti-mason is to be anti-semitic

[@johngalt5166]

@@sambrittenden4045 i would say it doesnt overlap at all

[@lorefox201]

@@johngalt5166 you'd think that.

[@espanadorada7962]

Don’t leave us again, you haven’t posted in too long :(((

[@ExCathedraFBIV]

I'm returning, wait just a little more

[@macoute21]

He abandoned us once again 😢

[@rhodesianwojak2095]

@@macoute21 fr?

[@ja-vishaara]

Hey dude, you really made it. An external link in the Wikipedia page for Sanfedismo links to this video

[@ExCathedraFBIV]

Look mom, we're famous!

[@roadch]

In italian : Al suono della grancassa , viva il popolo degli ultimi Al suono dei tamburelli sono risorti i poverelli! Al suono della campana viva,viva i paesani! Al suono dei violini Morte ai giacobini! Suona,suona sta suonando la carmagnola suona l'adunanza: Viva il re con la famiglia! Il tredici di giugno ,o glorioso Sant'Antonio, ai Signori, questi birbanti, gli fecero un culo così! Sono venuti i francesi e hanno imposto nuove tasse ''Liberté,egalité'' tu rubi a me io rubo a te! Suona,suona Sta suonando la carmpagnola Suona l'adunanza: VIva il re con la famiglia! I francesi sono arrivati e già ci hanno dissanguati ''et voilà et voilà'' un calcio nel culo della libertà! Al ponte della maddalena donna Luisa è rimasta in cinta son venuti tre dottori ma non la vogliono far sgravare (partorire) Suona,suona Sta suonando la carmagnola Suona l'adunanza: VIva il re con la famiglia! Al molo senza guerra si tirò albero in terra Afferrarono i giacobini e ne fecero stracci E' finita l'uguaglianza è finita la libertà Per voi sono dolori di panza Signori andatevene a cuccà Suona,suona Sta suonando la carmpagnola Suona l'adunanza: VIva il re con la famiglia! Passò il mese Piovoso, il ventoso, l’iroso; e col mese che comincia hanno preso la fregatura! (gli agli) Viva Tata Maccarone Che rispetta la religione. Giacobini, gettatevi a mare, che già vi brucia il didietro!

[@luketheunlucky7632]

The difference between Neapolitan and Italian is huge, holy shit

[@NeapolitanNegus]

@@luketheunlucky7632 it’s Nnapulitano or Neapolitan, not Sicilian

[@luketheunlucky7632]

@@NeapolitanNegus Thanks for the correction

[@johnnotrealname8168]

@@NeapolitanNegus The Sicilians hosted the King in "Exile", it was still his land.

[@johnnotrealname8168]

@@luketheunlucky7632 Really I am interested to know. I have heard that there are 33 dialects in Italian.

[@jorgenweltmann3820]

Schönes Lied! Ehre sei Jesus Christus und dem italienischen Volk!

[@weirdlanguageguy]

Jemand, der Deutsch spricht!

[@ferukishia4233]

There is nothing worse for the Italian people than the church.

[@rodolfogarcia587]

​@@weirdlanguageguyyo hablo español

[@joevonnivega4224]

Why does this go so hard? Viva Rey!

[@lulu-oo9cc]

Tata Maccarone translated is "daddy Macaroni", which was the nickname of king Ferdinand, who used mingling in incognito with common people dressing up as one of them and was particularly fond of this food of the lower classes. Another similar nickname was that of the last king of the Two Sicilies, Francis II was "king Lasagna" also because of his favorite food.

[@loslingos1232]

Hm interesting.

[@lindenmanmax]

I've read he was also nicknamed "Il Re lazzarone," "King of the unwashed urban poor."

[@yuri2498]

Another year, happy 13th of june! For Saint Anthony, and for the Regno delle Due Sicilie! Viva il Re e viva la Casa di Borbone!

[@CEOofPolishSupermacy]

What an amazing song! Greetings from your fellow Polish monarchist! For God, King and Country!

[@akulakaboom]

We love Poland ❤️🇵🇱 keep your faith in God ✝️💪🏻

[@Nome_utente_generico]

🇵🇱🇻🇦🇮🇹

[@chuck948]

Polish kings kept us as serfs until Germans freed us so if I'm to support any monarchy as a Pole I would suport German one lmao

[@CEOofPolishSupermacy]

@@chuck948 3rd May constitution declares that any future polish kings should be from Wettin dynasty but unfortunately Germany no longer exists (the last German was burried by a Turk)

[@Storm-1.]

​@@CEOofPolishSupermacywhat does that even mean?

[@sebastiant.3588]

Sant'Antonio glorioso! Viva o Re!

[@andre_cinelli]

Santo Antônio rogai por nós

[@Emilio_J.J.L.]

Tengo los pelos de la nuca de punta... ¡Qué preciosidad de lengua italiana! ¡VIVA NÁPOLES Y VIVA ITALIA! ¡Y hermoso el escudo de los Borbón-Dos Sicilias!

[@vavovidnica]

Viva todo el mundo catolico! Saludos desde Croacia!

[@Carnotaurus_matero]

@@carloalberto17 es cierto se entiende un poco mas que el italiano

[@Ericson-vk6bx]

Esté idioma se llama napolitano y tiene influencias del catalán un idioma español de la región de Cataluña específicamente ya que Nápoles y Cerdeña fueron ex colonias de la Corona de Aragón lo que hoy conocemos cómo Cataluña

[@undesconocidomaseninternet1699]

@@Ericson-vk6bx Nápoles noes colonia, fue Reino que entró a la Corona de Aragón.

[@antonioadf]

@@Ericson-vk6bx Sardegna?

[@warrenlehmkuhleii8472]

Me: Will you elect me president? People: To continue the republic? Me: Yes... actually the restore the Monarchy like a boss.

[@JavierSanchez-zj6su]

Democracy is gay

[@elultimomohicalvo7033]

@@JavierSanchez-zj6su Yes

[@curtiswong7280]

Napoleon III beat you to that by about 150 years

[@ommsterlitz1805]

And then King Murat arrived in Naples, the man without fear, plunging into the sea of monsters making Neapolitan think he was either a demon or an angel 🍷🗿

[@treeismyusernamewhyjustwhy]

From England, VIVA NAPOLI (I also listen to this when working out)

[@Ex-memegodita]

This is the reason why Napoli won the serie A

[@IMPEROITALICO]

FROM NAPLES, FUCK ENGLAND!

[@Mathiasda]

But what are the names of the performers?? They deserve the credit, especially with so many different interpretations out there- of which this one seems to be the best.

[@NickHyde]

sancto ianne

[@Mathiasda]

@@NickHyde Si! Grazie!

[@charleswesthoff5954]

I completely agree

[@lanvu9323]

Idk but this sounds medieval and modern at the same time

[@thekingshussar1808]

It's Naples, so yeah

[@alechianese01]

Naples is one of the most ancient cities in Italy💙

[@Samuil-iq6eb]

It doesn't sound medieval, boso.

[@derniercaesar5319]

Magic of folk music

[@VictorianChinese1860]

American "Conservative" normie in 2022: No one can tell me what to do. Anything for freedom and equality! Conservative chads in 1790: Liberte, Egalite, Tu Arroba a me, io arrobo a te.

[@Thewoobler76]

👍

[@haroldgōdwinessunu]

im an american and i do agree with the sanfedist mindset. almost every republic is doomed to fail.

[@istoppedcaring6209]

you have no idea how right you are, freedom is extremely important and individualism is great, but people seem to think that means they should be free to whatever they want "as long as it doesn't directly harm others" and that they should look out for nr1 and the rest should look out for themselves. individualism is accepting individual agency and not being defined by any single collective identity only, you recognise you have collective identities but you don't act like that is all you are.

[@arriba_teruel]

Reactionary, yes, "conservative", to hell with that heresy.

[@arriba_teruel]

They weren't conservative, they were reactionary/traditionalist.

[@ivanmaggini]

Bellissima, come Napoli… VIVA NAPOLI, VIVA LA MIA PATRIA, ITALIA 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

[@VittorioEmanueleIIIDs]

Che comunque non è nata grazie al re di Napoli

[@arturo4362]

​@@VittorioEmanueleIIIDsè nata grazie ai massoni 😁

[@davidelimamanolio5298]

Salve! De un lucano/napolitano di Brasile !

[@PersianEmpire765]

This is a certified Catholic Classic

[@gaucholegaucherdroitier3397]

When you are so jacobin that you feel the need to raise taxes even in foreign country

[@thekingshussar1808]

The irony 😂

[@lorefox201]

they just can't help themselves lol

[@dukeofmania6504]

The purity of tradition will never be uprooted so long as there’s a King/Queen on earth that sings praise to God in Heaven.

[@christophersilverberg4217]

The revolution came about because the the kings had already mostly betrayed Christ and his Church by aligning with the first step of the coming revolution (the philosophes) and the actual revolution was the punishment allowed by God for their sins, just like in the old testament the Jews were repeatedly punished by God for their betrayals. It was the kings and their faithless ministers who clamored for the expulsion and suppression of the Jesuits. An action that destroyed much of was built by the Church, especially in the Americas.

[@bokonoo77]

@@christophersilverberg4217 I always thought God never intervened since Jesus. After all, Jesus said My kingdom is not of this world meaning he will not intervene in affairs of mortal kingdoms. What I thought.

[@GeraltofRivia22]

Modern royals are filthy degenerates. Look at the Royal Family in Britain.

[@thekingshussar1808]

@@GeraltofRivia22 Thanks to modern conveniences, mainstream politics, and ultraliberalism.. God save us all.

[@milantoth6246]

@@GeraltofRivia22 they really aren’t though. They are not the best but still far better than the vast majority of politicians.

[@buehlerdaniel9597]

When I started to lisen this: My God, what is it?!! So strange... After 15 min: SONA SONA SONA CARMAGNOLA

[@tacitozetticci9308]

fyi it's "sona, sona e sona 'a carmagnola" the subtitles aren't 100% accurate.

[@GarfieldRex]

This is so joyful and gorgeous! It seems we will need new Catholic anthems

[@Paul-lj1fj]

Liberté, Egalité --> Hypocrisy and Weakness. Support from based France ⚜

[@thekingshussar1808]

Vive le Roy

[@zlatanivanoff8878]

God bless you

[@sauronmordor7494]

@@thekingshussar1808 Je ne sais pas

[@nahidbethehonoredone]

Vive le Dieu et le Roi! Long live Royal Catholic France! Down with the Freemasonic, Liberal, Secular Republics! Here's to Tradition, here's to the Crown and to the Cross!

[@Paul-lj1fj]

Now that the "Pass sanitaire" has been voted, liberté and égalité are even more a joke. The oligarchy does not try anymore to hide its corruption with pharmaceutic lobbies and fake institutions. This "democratic" republican regime is the worst ever, --> strong, but only when its comes to tax, insult and oppress honest citizens, and enforcing impopular laws

[@lhistoireenchansons1946]

What a lovely song !

[@zanel4195]

Gabriele Selva You would *not* believe how many Frances existed in history

[@unitariansavage8513]

"Liberté... Egalité... You rob me, I rob you." I've never heard a phrase that explained the Neapolitan mentality so succinctly.

[@masterjunky863]

Questa frase parla dei francesi non dei napoletani

[@andreafasoli4761]

All the opposite. Actually that sentence was exposing the empty promises of the revolution...

[@Gero-it7jk]

Unitario que veo, unitario que baleo (Broma)

[@unitariansavage8513]

@@Gero-it7jk ¿Vos sos federal, no? Quien te enseñó a decir esto, ¿tu novia o el papá de uds. dos?

[@Gero-it7jk]

@@unitariansavage8513 mi papá, viva Santiago del estero (Y no bro no soy federal era broma)

[@lothairthecommiemonarch8488]

It's even better when understanding the dialect you don't have to look at the lyrics or translation,but you translated it really good (except for a couple things that are hard to explain to non native speakers but fine)

[@ArbiterElegantiarum94]

"So 'vvenute li francisi, auti tasse n'cianne mise: liberté, egalité, tu arruobbe a me, io arrobbo a te." :D

[@aquiladoro8535]

Online Commentator you got slaughtered with success

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

francistani*

[@bears8503]

*Viva Cristo Rey!*

[@bulbasaur_6169]

VIVA!

[@LuizOtavio-gq6dk]

Viva!

[@redgar6281]

Viva!

[@eluniverso8988]

Viva!

[@vitorfaster3577]

VIVA!

[@pedroroquete6484]

This is better than many rappers and wanna be musicians. This is lit💥💥

[@alechianese01]

o' vero = for real

[@kinghoodofmousekind2906]

I am Ligurian, and I love the people of Naples and Sicilians. A shame we were enemies due to the Carbonari (sort of Italian Unification Freemasons who hated the Catholic faith) forcing us to fight. I love this song and the energy of this version (should be Terramaris, IIRC).

[@LTFaust]

Greetings from a fellow Lithuanian catholic monarchist, may our monarchies return!

[@bokonoo77]

house of wettin

[@rebeccaanderson5626]

Yes ! How old are you by the way ?

[@LTFaust]

@@rebeccaanderson5626 15

[@5.7moy]

@@LTFaust Im glad more young people are returning back to traditions. I’m 13 myself. So many people are falling under degeneracy

[@radec5166]

@@LTFaust We Italians have a decidedly bad relationship with the monarchs, now there are few parties that turn the Savoy back and some of Southern Italy that turn the Bourbons back.

[@tomasmoro7672]

Dios, Patria, Fueros y Rey.🇪🇸❤️🇮🇹¡Forza Napoli e Italia! ¡Viva Cristo Rey!

[@yuri2498]

June 13th, day of Saint Anthony of Lisbon and Padua!

[@logical5172]

1:03 made me laugh so hard

[@Kolchak_Enjoyer]

I rob you, you rob me! -random italian bishop

[@Fenx_JQD]

@@Kolchak_Enjoyer Random Based Bishop

[@festivegeneral972]

Death to Liberalism, Long live the House of Bourbon and blessings unto all the men who fought for the Catholic Faith and Bourbon Monarchy in Naples, May they rest in peace and may St Anthony of Padua watch over all Italian Catholics.

[@emanueledes7]

Liberalism has won, you dumb relicts of the Middle Ages.

[@Jim63071]

@@emanueledes7 It has won only to dig its own grave. Traditionalism will win in the end due to sheer power of numbers. The only question is whether it will be the Church, the Mosque, the Pagoda or something else.

[@emanueledes7]

@@Jim63071 That's why we need much more CONDOMS among the religious idiots. If necessary, we still have nukes. Btw, these traditionalisms are all expressions of shitty patriarchy. Feminism will let all this crap disappear.

[@uwotm8153]

@@emanueledes7 found the northerner

[@EvilChudChimp]

@@emanueledes7 You are right us Catholics need more condoms, But not atheists considering they will never get that close to a woman.

[@Kolchak_Enjoyer]

Internet: FrEnCh WOn aT tHE wAr Fabrizio Ruffo: NO

[@Fenx_JQD]

Based Fabrizio

[@marinosgavalas4829]

Εκπληκτική εκτέλεση, μπράβο αδέλφια Ναπολιτάνοι.

[@MedAnto]

Εμείς οι Ναπολιτάνοι μας πιστεύουμε ότι προερχόμαστε από μια ελληνική καταγωγή: τους Κουμάνους. Είστε μεγάλο έθνος. ❤️🇬🇷

[@treytrapani9813]

una faccia una razza

[@kevinmuccardi1899]

@@MedAnto È probabile che già nel IX secolo alcuni naviganti di Rodi avessero dato luce a un piccolo scalo commerciale sull'isolotto della Megaride, allora scollegato dalla terra ferma, sul quale oggi sorge Castel dell'Ovo. Qualche secolo dopo i Greci di Kyme (Cuma), i quali erano a loro volta originari dell'isola di Eubea, di Calcide probabilmente, fondarono Parthenope, il cui primo nucleo urbano doveva sorgere nei pressi della collina di Pizzo Falcone, non distante dall'attuale via Partenope. Alcuni secoli più tardi, nel V secolo, fu fondato con l'apporto degli Ateniesi, un secondo nucleo urbano che prese appunto nome di Neapolis ("la città nuova"). Neapolis e Parthenope, che quel punto prese il nome di Palepolis ("città vecchia"), continuarono a convivere l'una accanto all'altra come un'unica grande polis, pur essendo inizialmente due realtà distinte, come ci informa Tito Livio. Anche molti secoli dopo la conquista romana Neapolis mantenne intatta la propria identità ellenica, conservando lingua ed usanze greche. È sempre bene tenere a mente la nostra origine ellenica, che per noi motivo di vanto 🇬🇷

[@MedAnto]

@@kevinmuccardi1899 Diciamo che hai espanso ciò che io ho tralasciato, cosa che ammiro molto anche per ricordare agli amici ellenici che, in fondo (non poi così tanto) siamo loro fratelli cosanguinei. E devo ammettere che, anche se di base non sono vanitoso e narcisista, ma sapendo che sono di Napoli e quindi discendente Greco (ma non nego che idem Puglia idem Sicilia hanno davvero tanto in comune con i Greci se non veramente quasi tutto, considerando che in parte della Puglia ancora il dialetto risulta greco), spesso sventolo la mia piccola provenienza ellenica, e con grandissimo onore ed orgoglio. 🇬🇷

[@jdlc903]

I love this from England,

[@thelast4354]

🙂

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

caliphate of engladinstan land of the "arab stab style"

[@alechianese01]

@@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379 great, you dissed them💯

[@jeremyjacobite7630]

What a beautiful song.

[@tanguyrocher2049]

Very great song! (from a french royalist)

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

fenchistani? francistani?

[@lindenmanmax]

Montjoie Saint Denis. ;)

[@yuri2498]

happy 13th of june! For Saint Anthony, and for the Regno delle Due Sicilie! Viva il Re e viva la Casa di Borbone!

[@exterminans]

Haha, this song is so catchy it could be a summer hit.

[@spacemarinechaplain9367]

It unironically is super catchy even a diehard liberal would probably like it until they find out what the lyrics are actually saying lol.

[@debere]

I'm french and I unironically love this

[@Fenx_JQD]

Nice

[@jamesm.3829]

As you should! The jacobins don’t represent the true French identity

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

@@jamesm.3829 they are more like liberal jews lmaoo

[@Kyragellos]

@@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379 yeah

[@lecelte8852]

Vive Dieu, vive le Roy ⚜✝

[@warmaster88]

Viva napoli

[@fidelismapping5659]

Based

[@C4MMU5]

@@fidelismapping5659 NAPOLI MILANO

[@M.I.Antonini]

@@C4MMU5 APEROL

[@valeriodrengot1649]

piano con le parole

[@ML-mm2th]

Juve merda

[@CarlosSantos-tm1vh]

Long ago, when there were real catholic cardinals.

[@RezaChity-G]

Are you a sedevacantist??

[@RezaChity-G]

@Yoel Armas Macías Hmm, if I haven't misinterpreted anything, you are also a Sedevacantist, that is quite nice. May God bless you!

[@baguette7851]

sedevacantism cringe

[@Kolchak_Enjoyer]

Sedevecantist cringe

[@bokonoo77]

@@baguette7851 current Pope is actively encourages immigration and siding leftist mobs. So yeah what is wrong with being Sedevacantist

[@jionjionjion3077]

Viva el reino de las dos sicilias, hermanos ❤

[@anticoluomo]

Grazie a Dio , grazie a Gesù Cristo. Amen.

[@alechianese01]

cosa ti sei fumato?

[@CasperTheRamKnight]

the first disstrack ever recorded

[@TheGeneralGrievous19]

I'm sorry to my Italian Catholic brothers that liberal Polish Legions participated in subduing Italy, Two Sicilies and the Holy See by the French. 😔 Viva al Regno d’ ’e Ddoje Sicilie! 🇮🇹 🇻🇦

[@anthemis170879]

Viva o Rre!

[@Max-nt5zs]

Wtf

[@micio_meow]

That's fine, Poland is very based now

[@vroomkaboom108]

@cpt he's talking about the legions of poles who fought under napoleon as he burned through spain, italy and the rest of catholic europe, who obviously didn't mind doing such things. Calm yourself.

[@ivanspaziano1977]

It's not a fault of the Polish people's, don't worry brother.

[@DCI_LeoDan_]

The Jacobins have been really quite since this dropped.

[@LodIstHier]

🤣

[@germman2050]

I think something else got dropped to make em real quiet.

[@ka1s3r-g0at]

@@germman2050 robenspierre lost his head after hearing this bop🔥🔥🔥

[@ommsterlitz1805]

And then King Murat arrived in Naples, the man without fear, plunging into the sea of monsters making Neapolitan think he was either a demon or an angel 🍷🗿

[@burundi5427]

I'm a Neapolitan speaker but the accent of this song is very strange and it's really diffucultous to understand the song. Also the language is a bit different, but I think it's because to this song is of XIX century.

[@intergalactichumanempire9759]

I guess this is replacing Fascistball. Not that I'm complaining.

[@sw3aty_forte]

I keep seeing that in these comment sections. What is Fascistball?

[@marcolizzetti265]

I think this goes beyond being Fascists; I am Northern Italian, yet I admire Southern Italian folks: they fought back to preserve their identity, their culture, their traditions and their faith. It's the will of a people to exist and to preserve its eternal soul.

[@sw3aty_forte]

@@Firmus777 Thanks for the explanation. It is a shame that KZbin thinks their audiences are so dumb that they will immediately initiate a second Kristalnachte if they listen to or read any wrongthink.

[@sw3aty_forte]

@Palergi Klan freeekiing fashizt!!!

[@WiggaMachiavelli]

@@Firmus777 Is this a "nationalist" song?

[@macbrodernbror3271]

Love the fact that this is basically a diss track to France

[@sousasemze8088]

Portugal awaits D. Sebastião, the desired May god and king awake the portuguese nation

[@cg8397]

It's been over 400 years, accept that the King is dead and pick his successor

[@ithallosiqueira7914]

A mesma coisa aconteceu no Brasil meu irmão luzitano. Ambas nossas monarquias cairam por causa de golpes feitos pela elite. A maioria da população em ambos os casos não apoiou tais mudanças de governo.

[@luiscurado5080]

Como descendente de um cavaleiro de D. Afonso Henriques um dos membros da sua familia.Desejo boa sorte neste mundo de burgueses pobres de espirito. Salve Dues,Salve o rei !De portugal um grande abraço...

[@andre_cinelli]

Um salve para vocês patrícios e o país dos meus antepassados a Itália 🇧🇷🤝🇵🇹🤝🇮🇹

[@Gew219]

I can't stop listening to this awesome song! God bless you all!

[@stefanmladenovic6336]

Long live the King and his Family!

[@robju6054]

From a brother, a Trentini from the Val di Non. You guys are always good for a laugh. Grazie.

[@fabianustertius6460]

i can understand parts of the songs, i speak spanish, napolitan songs remember me alot, of the age when south italy was formaly a part of the aragon crown, and later spanish empire

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

aragon elessar?

[@arturo4362]

​@@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379the heir of Isildur

[@fabianustertius6460]

@@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379 King of arnor and gondor!

[@haroldgōdwinessunu]

5 years of this based song on this based channel!

[@countrybaalita2337]

Viva o'Re! Viva a' Sicilia! Pì sempri sicilianu!

[@NickHyde]

but sicilians never liked the bourbons, they always wanted to be independent D:

[@pedroschneider4872]

@@NickHyde but they were independent

[@simoneapolis081]

@@NickHyde questa canzone infatti si riferisce al regno di Napoli Poi i siciliani volevano l'indipendenza a cazzi loro... l'errore più grande è stato creare il Regno delle due Sicilie, il regno di Napoli e di Sicilia dovevano rimanere divisi per sempre con la Sicilia in mano ai baroni mafiosi e agli inglesi e invece unirci è stata la distruzione di tutto il sud ... dato che dalla Sicilia con Garibaldi i sardi e l'aiuto degli inglesi partì l'unità d'Italia e da nord con i piemontesi, unità fatta con l'inganno facendo guerra al sud senza dichiararlo e colonizzandolo. Così la Sicilia divenne libera di Essere governata dalla mafia con la soddisfazione degli inglesi !

[@simoneapolis081]

@@pedroschneider4872 this Song was for Kingdom of Napoli , no two Sicilie

[@pedroschneider4872]

@@simoneapolis081 thanks. Could you care to explain about the story of Napoli, Sicily and Two Sicilies, or give some source to help me learn more about it? I'm really interested to learn about South Italy history (in Brazil we just learn about the city-states durimg Renaissance and Italian Unification).

[@LIONMAN184]

Absolutely BASED

[@reddyforlenny9389]

Degenerate Heathen vs Chad Celibate Papal Warrior Heathen: >Literally only ruled in the stone age and communist age both known for being absolutly terrible >pretends to be the belief of "science" even though all they have made have been hypothisis and theorys >cant even praise the rains down on Africa >loses almost all wars they get involved in >has to be surrounded by friendly faithful countries to survive >Literally no ground breaking philosopher ever promoted this belief >encourages apathy >Is the reason current Europe is a shithole Chad Celibate papal warrior: >never is denied sex, only refuses it >wins almost all wars in the long run >has the most badass armies and anthems in history >Provided the human race with a ton of progressive scociety ideas >Funded the original science research facilities >Ended rascism almost single-handedly >Is always out-numbered but never out-fought >Only faith thats provided us with a genuine stable economic system >Is literally the reason we are free people rn >Can bless tf out of the rains down on Africa

[@RashFever26]

@@reddyforlenny9389 Current Europe is shit... but we are free people... this does not compute

[@reddyforlenny9389]

@@RashFever26 free as in spirit, we can still dream and act upon our God given instinct to bring about the Holy Kingdom once again like our forefathers before us.

[@andreabasile639]

@@reddyforlenny9389 What do you mean by heathen? Because greco-roman pagans were pretty advanced

[@reddyforlenny9389]

Andrea Basile the Greco-Roman technological advancements were done out of competition against the Persians who in their own right also very much enlightened as well, but without a doubt the age that brought around the most technological improvements was the Renaissance and the Victorian age both dominated by Christian leaders and Think Tanks.

[@RAOSUS]

El sur de la Italia, bajo el imperio Español fue 50 veces mas rica q el norte. Ahora, gracias a Roma y Milan, el sur es un desierto. En fin, al menos conservan sus preciosos palacios.

[@sioulvgtsioulvgt9902]

From a French royalist, I love this song ! Vive le Roi, et Vive la France !

[@cipher1144]

The world needs more movements like the Sanfedists and we are tired of pretending we don´t.

[@Elpicanteadueante]

I live close to San Severino, one of the place where the clash was literally hard. During one of the first battles, the grandfather of my grandfather's father has "probably" killed at least 20 giacobbini by hanging. Now I am pretty sure this is "decontestualized" just like the history my father told me about the ww1, My father says that my great-grandfather's brother (his grandfather) had bitten an Austrian soldier to death, in a totally different context, obviously, but they are family stories that I have always loved to hear since I am a child. He was like 20 years old only. In the South, religion is really important, at least for now, we don't hate nobody, I mean, I don't feel any kind of hate towards the Frenchs, but one thing is sure, my father always told me that the one who dislikes our religion/our views and comes to our land, pretending to change us, should pay, ALWAYS. In the case of the Frenchs,, it is a rather particular hatred, they have invaded us 6 times less than 400 years. And I say this, always considering that I, in reality, also have sympathies for the republicans, (the Italian side who fought Sanfedisti) precisely because the Bourbons, although our rulers, often made mistakes (not as much as the Habsburgs), but in that context, the French and the Giacobbinis left behind blood and killing. I feel Italian despite everything and so today I see this story with different eyes. Read, if you wish, the massacres of Nola and Pomigliano d'Arco committed by the French against the local population. One of the mottos used during these clashes, was ''Boia chi Molla'' which was taken after by the fascists, but it was used by Eleonora Pimentel first.

[@miquelpdx]

I hope you keep in mind what your father told you when you remember that you have muslims in italy

[@arbanu.comics]

"giacobbines"...

[@hyperm8]

@@miquelpdx it's worse in Spain... the atheists are taking over.

[@faristaj2326]

@@miquelpdx Who said that Muslims hate Christians, or non-Muslims for that matter? Islam taught us to tolerate their existence. The only time we're supposed to "hate" them is during war. Otherwise, we try to educate them about Islam, and if they refuse it's between them and Allah (SWT) at that point.

[@cv4809]

What does boia chi molla means

[@harjasdhariwal5960]

I am a sikh and I love the shit out of this song Too much emotion

[@gabrielboi3465]

You guys have an amazing culture! Id love to visit!

[@cg8397]

​​​@@gabrielboi3465Make sure that you don't travel there with a woman, they will try to molest her

[@ItalophoneMan]

Cristo è re sopra tutti!

[@plolsteg7705]

The virgin Murat vs the chad Ferdinando

[@Konrad_Festung]

Need more Songs like this

[@wsm2545]

I am a venetian, those heroes that fought for the king and the legitimate government (bourbonic one) against masonic and jacobin republic have all my respect. Those tyrannic "republics" , where only a suspect of being "anti-revolutionary" could condemn you at death penality. Here jacobins sacked villages, killed innocent people and did massacres, other than invading our country, they were the nazis of their time. Love and respect to my napolitan friends, your people had the bravery kf resisting the invasions of 1799 and 1861. Wish we had a similar song in 1797's Pàscoe veronéxi or 1809's rebellions. The only good jacobin is a dead one, Viva 'o re!

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

masons are the villains everyone knows that

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

TRUE KING CHARLIIEEEEEEERE enough now hahah

[@dimmadometv]

Not real nazis, more judeo-bolsheivks

[@jon2067]

P*ris deserves to be nuked only because the fr*nch destroyed il Bucintoro during the occupation of Venice.

[@hasanagah7032]

All states derive their legitimacy from violence.

[@klemensvonmetternich4442]

Such a beautiful song

[@enrico_semeraroalberobello1522]

"Ad Maiorem Dei Gloriam"!

[@emanuels.pezente1899]

"Radi bim bum bam"

[@johnjayjay8127]

Italy changes a lot from north to south. I am Italian and without the English subtitles I would not have understood a word of this song.

[@simoneapolis081]

This Song was for Kingdom of Napoli ! Viva i Borboni !

[@mirkonavarra1517]

Even people from south Italy would not understand (a part the Napolitan)

[@nicholasp9239]

Then you speak bad. I am italian and easy i can understand 80% of the song.

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

then is another country like englandistan and SCOTLAND like yankee ITS MA'AM land and dixieland

[@furlan1743]

Lol I'm from North Italy and i can understand. Although the Neapolitan is a bit archaic here is totally comprehensible, apart from the fact that it is Italo romance, most of the words used here are really similiar to their Italian cognates.

[@jdlc903]

I like how it salutes the masses in the beginning

[@francescoantoniosassone2997]

La versione che avete pubblicato è della band Sancto Ianne di Benevento!!!

[@IlBaroneRozzo]

The virgin jacobins VS the gigachad based Sanfedists

[@westron7257]

certified hood classic

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

here we ALL can be civilized pirate?

[@eduardssilins585]

This the music you listen when your homies arent around

[@seamuswbiggerarmalite3379]

whoops?

[@ardugaleen2231]

It's the music u listen to when your homies are around

[@ikerbaldass]

Tata Macaroni is a Giga Chad god bless him

[@donleondevillafana7615]

Muerte al mal gobierno, A los partidos políticos, a la supuesta "democracia", ¡Que Viva la Santa Tradición!, ¡Viva Cristo Rey!, ¡Viva Don Sixto Enrique de Borbon, verdadero rey de las Españas! Un saludo desde la Muy Noble y Leal Ciudad de Méjico.

[@vavovidnica]

Viva Cristo Rey ! Catolicos unidos! 🇭🇷🇻🇦🇲🇽

[@vulpes7079]

I see lead poisoning is a pretty big problem in Mexico

[@vavovidnica]

@@vulpes7079 The biggest problem is atheist poisoning.

[@vulpes7079]

@@vavovidnica are you scared you can't force people to be your religion anymore?

[@smpil775]

Muy lindas melodías. pero la letra sólo la pueden sentir los napolitanos que sufrieron a napoleón... pero en pleno siglo XXI cantar "viva el rey" suena bastante poronga

[@thethirdsicily4802]

That coat of arms seems mighty familiar, I wonder why.

[@bokonoo77]

Charles V

[@thethirdsicily4802]

@@bokonoo77 (I know, I just say it because it's my pfp)

[@bokonoo77]

@@thethirdsicily4802 still Charles V the greatest emperor ever. Fighting against virgin infidel ottomans, treacherous Valois France, and rebellious German dukes.

[@dudemevill1699]

@@bokonoo77 not only that but a long chin making a sign of being a chad.

[@bokonoo77]

@@dudemevill1699 dude just fought the most of the continent and still won!(even captured Milan and Tunisia)