Orin-ìyìn Orílẹ̀-èdè Dómíníkì Olómìnira

Quisqueyanos valientes ("Valiant Quisqueyans") ni orin-oriki orile-ede Dominiki Olominira.
Ni Spani

I

:Quisqueyanos valientes, alcemos
:Nuestro canto con viva emoción,
:Y del mundo a la faz ostentemos
:Nuestro invicto glorioso pendón.

II

:Salve el pueblo que intrépido y fuerte,
:A la guerra a morir se lanzó
:Cuando en bélico reto de muerte
:Sus cadenas de esclavo rompió.

III

:Ningún pueblo ser libre merece
:Si es esclavo indolente y servil;
:Si en su pecho la llama no crece
:Que templó el heroismo viril.

IV

:Más Quisqueya la indómita y brava
:Siempre altiva la frente alzará:
:Que si fuere mil veces esclava
:Otras tantas ser libre sabrá.

V

:Que si dolo y ardid la expusieron
:de un intruso señor al desdén,
:¡Las Carreras! ¡Beller!... campos fueron
:que cubiertos de gloria se ven.

VI

:Que en la cima de heroíco baluarte,
:de los libres el verbo encarnó,
:donde el genio de Sánchez y Duarte
:a ser libre o morir enseñó.

VII

:Y si pudo inconsulto caudillo
:de esas glorias el brillo empañar,
:de la guerra se vió en Capotillo
:la bandera de fuego ondear.

VIII

:Y el incendio que atónito deja
:de Castilla al soberbio león,
:de las playas gloriosas le aleja
:donde flota el cruzado pendón.

IX

:Compatriotas, mostremos erguida
:nuestra frente, orgullosos de hoy más;
:que Quisqueya será destruida
:pero sierva de nuevo, jamás.

X

:Que es santuario de amor cada pecho
:do la patria se siente vivir;
:Y es su escudo invencible, el derecho;
:Y es su lema: ser libre o morir.

XI

:Libertad que aún se yergue serena
:La victoria en su carro triunfal.
:Y el clarín de la guerra aún resuena
:Pregonando su gloria inmortal.

XII

:¡Libertad! Que los ecos se agiten
:Mientras llenos de noble ansiedad
:Nuestros campos de gloria repiten
:¡Libertad! ¡Libertad! ¡Libertad!
English Translation

I

:Valiant Quisqueyans, let us raise
:Our song with vivid emotion
:And let's show to the face of the world
:Our undefeated, glorious flag.

II

:Hail, the people who strong and intrepid,
:Into war launched itself unto death!
:When in warfare challenge of death,
:Her slavery chains she broke.

III

:None people deserves to be free
:If he is slave, indolent and servile;
:If in his heart the flame is not burning,
:Which was sparked by heroic manliness.

IV

:But Quisqueya, the indomitable and brave,
:Her head will always lift up high,
:For if she were enslaved a thousand times,
:Many more times shall she know how to be free.

V

:If it will be exposed to ruse and deceit
:Unto contempt of a real imposer,
:On to Las Carreras! Beler! ...it were places
:Where the traces of glory are found.

VI

:Where on the top of the heroic bastion,
:The word of the libarated became flesh,
:Where the genius of Sánchez and Duarte
:Taught to be free or to die.

VII

:And if an unattended leader the splendor
:Of these glorious events could ignore,
:One has seen in Capotillo in the war
:The flag of fire wave.

VIII

:And the fire that lets the proud lion
:Of Castilla become stupefied,
:Removes him from the glorious beaches
:Where the crossed banner waves.

IX

:Compatriots, let us proudly
:Show our face, from today prouder than ever;
:Quisqueya may be destroyed
:But a slave again, never!

X

:It is a sanctuary of love that every character
:Of the fatherland feels alive!
:And it is his coat of arms, the right;
:And it is his device: be free or die.

XI

:Freedom that still rises cool-bloodedly
:The victory in her triumphal car.
:And the clarion of war re-echoes
:Proclaiming his immortal glory.

XII

:Freedom! That the echo's touch
:While they're full of noble tension
:Our fields of glory repeat
:Freedom! Freedom! Freedom!
Ijapo ode

* - Himnuszok Corus Official Ceremonial version of the national anthem of Dominican Republic
* The most used version of the national anthem of Dominican Republic.
* The instrumental version.
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