El himno national of Monaco it is entitled "Hymne Monégasque" (Monegasque Hymn). The lyrics were written and composed by the lyricist Théophile Bellando de Castro in 1841. Later the French composer Castil-Blaze modified the melody and added some minor changes.
It was not until 1849 that the National Guard, created by Prince Carlos III, adopted this song, and renamed it "National March of the Loyalists." Composer Charles Albrecht modified the music in 1867. At the beginning of the 1914th century, the composer François Bellini orchestrated it. However, it was considered too long for people to sing it. For this reason, in XNUMX Léon Jehin rewrote it for the twenty-fifth anniversary of the Reign of Albert. Finally, the writer Louis Notari wrote the lyrics in Monegasque and changed the title.
At present, only the Monegasque version of a paragraph is the official one. It should be noted that the himno it is hardly sung except for official occasions.
Monegasque Hymne
Despoei tugiù, sciü d'u nostru paise
Se ride aù ventu, u pavayun meme
Despoei tugiù a curù russian e gianca
E stà r'emblèma d'a nostra libertà
Grandi e piciui, r'an tugiù respects.
Monegasque Hymne (Spanish translation)
Since always, about our country
the same flag floats in the wind.
Since always, the colors red and white
they are the symbol of our freedom.
Large and small have always respected it
Monegasque Hymne (Instrumental)
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