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:You reconquer your rights, your unity, |
:You reconquer your rights, your unity, |
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:And to take this new step |
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:The voice of our ancestors call us. |
:The voice of [[Africans|our ancestors]] call us. |
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::''Chorus:'' |
::''Chorus:'' |
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::To work! In order and dignity, |
::To work! In order and dignity, |
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::In the respect for rights and in unity, |
::In the respect for rights and in unity, |
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::Breaking poverty and tyranny, |
::Breaking poverty and [[French colonial empire|tyranny]], |
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::Holding high [[Flag of the Central African Republic|the flag of the Fatherland]]. |
::Holding high [[Flag of the Central African Republic|the flag of the Fatherland]]. |
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Lyrics | Barthélémy Boganda |
Music | Herbert Pepper |
Adopted | 1960 |
"La Renaissance" is the national anthem of the Central African Republic, adopted upon independence in 1960.[1] The words were written by the then Prime Minister, Barthélémy Boganda. The music was composed by Herbert Pepper, who also composed the national anthem of Senegal, Pincez Tous vos Koras, Frappez les Balafons.
There is also a version in the Sango language entitled E Zingo.
Lyrics
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