Talk:Argentine National Anthem

message: The national anthem of Argentina is not called ¡Oíd, Mortales!, but, rather boringly, Himno Nacional Argentino (that is, Argentine National Anthem), Ejrrjs | What? 11:34, 31 Jan 2005 (UTC)
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message: Ambas Piedras means both [battles of Las] Piedras.
In the list of battles the lyrics mention ambas Piedras; the Combate de Las Piedras on May 18, 1811, where the "patriotas" led by José Gervasio Artigas beat the "realistas" of José de Posadas (in nowadays Uruguay) and the Combate de las Piedras on September 3, 1812, a victory courtesy of Manuel Belgrano.
Vicente López y Planes, who fought in the second one, is said to have written the lyrics in the aftermath of the battle.
Ejrrjs | What? 00:04, 21 September 2005 (UTC)
thread_title: ambas Piedras

message: "El nombre enseñando" is translated as "the name teaching". I think this is nonsence, it might be a Gerundive, and it would have to be translated, in my opinion, as "the name that must be taught" (Argentina, that isnt the Viceroyalty of River Plate anymore) Argentino 01:02, 15 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: Enseñar also means to show. I think that's what it means in that phrase. Mariano(t/c) 08:02, 24 February 2006 (UTC)
replies: text: In "Símbolos Nacionales de la República Argentina" ISBN = 950-691-036-7 published by the Biblioteca del Congreso de la Nacion, wich i beelive is trustworthly, says "enseñando", anyway, the translation makes no sense to me Argentino (in Cyber)02:03, 17 April 2006 (UTC)

text: As I understand the text, the bugler is teaching/showing/exposing/displaying, from America, "its" name. Of course, by America it means the American continent. So I would translate that as "and from America its name showing, repeats..." (y de América el nombre enseñando les repite). It is a rather poetic and complicated phrase... --cholo 04:05, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  A POSSIBLE wrong translation 

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thread_title:  www.national-symbol.com 

message: That MP3 is not the official Anthem that can be heard at official events. It would be nice to have the official one. --cholo 04:08, 8 November 2006 (UTC)
thread_title:  Argentine National Anthem MP3 

message: When the Argentine basketball team won the gold medal in Athens 2004, what was played was NOT the instrumental introduction.  In fact, the introduction was totally cut, and it started with the actual vocal portion (quite sped up), directly with the music for "Oid mortales" right at the outset.  Then the entire verse and chorus were played in quite a fast arrangement.  The interlude before the chorus was skipped.  Right after the last "Salud!" it went to the chorus.  The slow line in the chorus before the final refrain was done at the same speed as the rest.  The last chords (from the introduction) were played at the end.  The information about what is played at sporting events is therefore not correct.  At the Olympics, they probably do the sped up version of the actual main portion so that athletes can sing along (which the Argentine basketball team did, but it was so fast that they couldn't keep up--Ginobili, Scola, et al. were also horribly off key).  I wish I could find video of the medal ceremony somewhere.  I seem to remember that there was some issue with the recording as well--it had some distortion.  Not that Ginobili, Scola, et al. really cared.  Their off-key singing was rather comical, actually.
MahlerFan (talk) 05:41, 2 August 2012 (UTC)
thread_title:  Sporting Events Version 

message: I've transcribed the words of the Marcha Patriótica from a facsmile of the original; there are a great many differences with the text as it was before I modified it. I've linked an image, but it's low-res and a bit difficult to get all the punctuation and accents right: maybe someone has a better one? The differences are here; not very useful because the two versions don't align properly after the insertion of indications to repeat the chorus, indents, etc. [later: and also because I've since tweaked the translation]. My indentation method is a bit crude and could probably be improved, but works; semicolons indent too much [Nov 2015: changed originally crude internal formatting, should look the same] (I'm trying to follow the indentation style of the original 1813 song sheet). The image is linked in the article.I've located, and provided links to, an image of the manuscript, of a printed version with errors, and of a corrected printed version. They're all slightly different; take your pick. For example, both printed versions say "sonóro clarín"; the manuscript is correct with "sonoro clarín". The manuscript and first print have "Buenos Ayres se opone ..."; the corrected version has, clearly correct,  "Buenos Ayres se pone ...". I've transcribed the corrected printed version. Pol098 (talk) 18:17, 5 November 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Accurate transcription 

message: The lines of the side-by-side Spanish and English text were breaking differently, and didn't line up. I have changed the widths so that they are totally aligned. However, this is for my setup; I don't know how it affects others. Also, maybe a narrower, non-aligned, line-breaking layout is better for small (mobile) screens? If my widths are not appropriate for your device, maybe someone with expertise at device-compatible formatting will improve them? Pol098 (talk) 13:32, 7 November 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Width 

message: How do we translate [Sus banderas, sus armas se rinden / por trofeos a la libertad,] Y sobre alas de gloria alza el pueblo / Trono digno a su gran majestad.
and on wings of glory the people raise / a throne worthy of its [liberty's]  great majesty.
or
and on wings of glory the people raise / a throne worthy of their [the people's] great majesty.
Pol098 (talk) 14:39, 7 November 2014 (UTC)
thread_title:  Points of translation 

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message: In our translation of the lyrics from Spanish to English in the full version, we translate  as , but in the modern version we translate it as . Is there a reason that there's a discrepancy between the two versions, or is this this something that should be made consistent? — Red-tailed hawk (nest) 04:26, 12 January 2023 (UTC)
thread_title:  Translation discrepancy