"La Carmagnole" - French Revolutionary Song [RARE VERSION | LYRICS]

With English and French lyrics.
NOTE: TRANSLATIONS MAY NOT BE ACCURATE.
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Description: "La Carmagnole" is the title of a French song created and made popular during the French Revolution, accompanied by a wild dance of the same name that may have also been brought into France by the Piedmontese. It was first sung in August 1792 and was successively added to during the revolutionary events of 1830, 1848, 1863-64, and 1882-83. The authors are not known. The title refers to the short jacket worn by working-class militant sans-culottes, adopted from the Piedmontese peasant costume named for the town of Carmagnola.
It sarcastically sings of the triumphs over the Queen of France, Marie Antoinette (Madame Veto), King Louis XVI (Monsieur Veto), and the French monarchists in general.
Disclaimer: Strictly an apolitical channel. We do not affiliate with any political issues, this channel's purpose is to preserve patriotic songs and anthems.
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[@1133-BIS]

Dansons la carmagnole Vive le son vive le son

[@FrenchByzantium]

Wait this is a song us French learn at school (not anymore since 15 years I guess). This song is popular in France even if we just remenber the "let's dance the Carmagnole".

[@stefanorinaldi6537]

Jolie chanson, mais "La Ravachole" est sûrement mieux! 😂

[@strasbourgeois1]

mdr

[@Jxste_a_fan]

I learn the song

[@markoadzic7355]

The harpsichord accompaniment is just fabulous, particularly the trills...

[@raynusgremont3664]

So that was the sweet melody in a music box at the beginning of the Marcia delle truppe Sanfediste.

[@ArchivumMusicum21]

yeah

[@OfutebolistaOF]

Those who doesn't know history or french: 😃 what a funny french song Those who know history/french: 💀

[@seronymus]

This was in the Napoleon film wasnt it?

[@antonloncaric8583]

Yes, the scene where the prisioners escape (End of the reign of terror). That scene brought me here😅

[@ramananrampragash6790]

this song was also in the waterloo movie. After Napoleon arrives from Elba and visits the palace, the people sing it while carrying him.

[@zachwoodworth7409]

Yes

[@gabijojo54]

La music du début du film est à ca ira ça ira les aristocrate à la lanterne

[@bramobin]

Nah it was a different song : "Ça ira" by Edith Piaf

[@jerp08jaja52]

Merci, j'en avais besoin pour un projet scolaire.

[@vicentangel5315]

The Vendée screams

[@theoldcavalier7451]

The vendèe martyrs will always be remembered

[@nazalostizsrbije]

​@@theoldcavalier7451 shouldn't have revolted

[@Domadimin]

Good

[@nataliasalanitri1279]

This version is better that the other.

[@HymnenTH]

what font did you use?

[@ArchivumMusicum21]

vani

[@punk4eva]

hi

[@friedrichengels4ever526]

Hi

[@Sheee211]

Napoleon brought me here, in more ways than one

[@JeanMarieDuchesne]

A disgusting demonic song about the end of France.

[@Sheee211]

What does the carmagnole mean?

[@snowflake-youtube]

Is a city on northen italy on the moment, why they call it "la carmagnole"? I don't know

[@notmjmjcj6815]

Based on the lyrics I’d assume it’s a dance of some sort “Let us dance the carmagnole”

[@snowflake-youtube]

@@notmjmjcj6815 yep, in the revolucionary paris the people reunite and sing revolucionary songs like "la carmagnole" "ah ça ira" or "in prise of la bastille" if im not wrong

[@Euromantique]

It’s a style of jacket that was worn by the working classes in Paris (ie the revolutionary patriotes described in the song). The name originally comes from a town in Piedmont where the jacket was first popularised.

[@lawrencebico1861]

The French were inspired by us for the revolution 🇺🇸🇫🇷

[@friedrichengels4ever526]

La Fayette was a partisan of the English model

[@theuntold315]

You gonna get trashed so hard

[@Looney-lib]

the french just happen to make the ideas of the enlightenment look cooler and more appealing to the conservative nations

[@iamothemakhnovist20]

Hopefully we tried not to create a capitalist Republic and to abolish slavery. Which was sadly betrayed by bourgeois governments and Napoléon

[@-dafaxy6571]

C’est n’importe quoi c’est complètement l’inverse c’est les français qui on fait la révolution américaine et qui on financé la guerre c’est pas 4 paysan au fin fond de l’état de Caroline qui on vaincu la grande armée britannique organisée, soldat de métiers, avec des canons et de l’équipement, c’est pas parce que sur le papier la révolution américaine a eu lieu 4 ans avant que c’est les américains qui on inspiré la révolution française 😂😂😂 Déjà faut financer la guerre l’équipement ect, sans l’aide de la France leur pays n’existerait pas C’est américains il sont drôle quand même il veulent réécrire leur peu d’histoire même si leur pays n’a pas d’histoire , déjà faudrait savoir placer la France sur une carte

[@ABPHistory]

not rare

[@vicentangel5315]

People my age listen to reggaeton, but I listen to this, I think I'm the "strange" one in the class Well, at least I have good taste in music, not like them.

[@BoB-ms2mp]

Félons ! La France est et restera la fille aînée de l’église et un Royaume ! Montjoy Saint-Denis Vive Le Roy ⚜️⚜️🏳️

[@JL220_77]

The French Revolution and its consequences… Montjoie Saint-Denis! ⚜️

[@mikkelbjerring2914]

Too late🤷🏼‍♂️

[@caiussempronius2342]

Le félon que je suis aura une pensée émue pour vous dans quelques jours, le 21 janvier...

[@mcoeur_cal]

Vive le Roi ! 🏳⚜⚜⚜🏳

[@nvk_djkc6386]

encore un enfermé dans sa théologie