Uploaded December 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
The song was written as a poem in 1965 by an individual by the name of Said Al Muzayin, who was arrested by Israelis and was later displaced to Gaza during the Nakba. The song was later adopted by the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO). As you can tell, the PLO was guerilla group that sought to drive Israel out of Palestine, along with other groups with the same motive.
At the time, the anthem of Palestine was called "Mawtini" but it was replaced to Fida'i in 1996 and there was no reason given as to why.
The name "Fida'i" means Fedayeen warrior, the Fedayeen was a sort-of umbrella term for nationalist militant and guerilla groups that operated within or out of Palestine. Like the PLO, which fell into that term, the Fedayeen sought to drive out Israel's presence out of Palestine. A lot of these groups were mainly Communist, and often received aid by Communist nations like China and the USSR, who were the largest supporters of the Fedayeen. Aside from attacks against Israel and the west, they were often caught in the cross fire of the wars of surrounding nations like Jordan and Lebanon, Black September and Lebanese civil wars respectively.
My assumption is that the Palestinian state replace Mawtini with Fida'i in order to pay homage and as gratitude to the fighters who've fought desperately for the liberation of their country. Today, the Palestinian people view the Fedayeen as Freedom fighters, while most Israelis... is pretty obvious how they view them
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فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا أَرْضِي يَا أَرْض الجُدُود
فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا شَعْبِي يَا شَعْب الخُلُود
فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا أَرْضِي يَا أَرْض الجُدُود
فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا شَعْبِي يَا شَعْب الخُلُود
بِعَزْمِي وَنَارِي وَبُرْكَانِ ثَأرِي
وَأَشْوَاقِ دَمِي لِأَرْضِي وَدَارِي
صَعَدْتُ الجِبَالَا وَخُضْتُ النِّضَالَا
قَهَرْتُ المُحَالَا عَبَرْتُ الحُدُود
فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا أَرْضِي يَا أَرْض الجُدُود
فِدَائِي فدائي فدائي
يا شعبي يا شعب الخلود
عزم الرياح ونار السلاح
وإصرار شعبي بأرض الكفاح
فلسطين داري ودرب انتصاري
فلسطين ثاري وأرض الصمود
فدائي فدائي فدائي
يا أرضي يا أرض الجدود
فدائي فدائي فدائي
يا شعبي يا شعب الخلود
بحق القسم تحت ظل العلم
بأرضي وشعبي ونار الألم
سأحيا فدائي وأمضي فدائي
وأقضي فدائي إلى أن تعود
فدائي فدائي فدائي
يا أرضي يا أرض الجدود
فدائي فدائي فدائي
يا شعبي يا شعب الخلود
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The song was written as a poem in 1965 by an individual by the name of Said Al Muzayin, who was arrested by Israelis and was later displaced to Gaza during the Nakba. The song was later adopted by the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO). As you can tell, the PLO was guerilla group that sought to drive Israel out of Palestine, along with other groups with the same motive.
At the time, the anthem of Palestine was called "Mawtini" but it was replaced to Fida'i in 1996 and there was no reason given as to why.
The name "Fida'i" means Fedayeen warrior, the Fedayeen was a sort-of umbrella term for nationalist militant and guerilla groups that operated within or out of Palestine. Like the PLO, which fell into that term, the Fedayeen sought to drive out Israel's presence out of Palestine. A lot of these groups were mainly Communist, and often received aid by Communist nations like China and the USSR, who were the largest supporters of the Fedayeen. Aside from attacks against Israel and the west, they were often caught in the cross fire of the wars of surrounding nations like Jordan and Lebanon, Black September and Lebanese civil wars respectively.
My assumption is that the Palestinian state replace Mawtini with Fida'i in order to pay homage and as gratitude to the fighters who've fought desperately for the liberation of their country. Today, the Palestinian people view the Fedayeen as Freedom fighters, while most Israelis... is pretty obvious how they view them
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فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا أَرْضِي يَا أَرْض الجُدُود
فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا شَعْبِي يَا شَعْب الخُلُود
فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا أَرْضِي يَا أَرْض الجُدُود
فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا شَعْبِي يَا شَعْب الخُلُود
بِعَزْمِي وَنَارِي وَبُرْكَانِ ثَأرِي
وَأَشْوَاقِ دَمِي لِأَرْضِي وَدَارِي
صَعَدْتُ الجِبَالَا وَخُضْتُ النِّضَالَا
قَهَرْتُ المُحَالَا عَبَرْتُ الحُدُود
فِدَائِي فِدَائِي فِدَائِي
يَا أَرْضِي يَا أَرْض الجُدُود
فِدَائِي فدائي فدائي
يا شعبي يا شعب الخلود
عزم الرياح ونار السلاح
وإصرار شعبي بأرض الكفاح
فلسطين داري ودرب انتصاري
فلسطين ثاري وأرض الصمود
فدائي فدائي فدائي
يا أرضي يا أرض الجدود
فدائي فدائي فدائي
يا شعبي يا شعب الخلود
بحق القسم تحت ظل العلم
بأرضي وشعبي ونار الألم
سأحيا فدائي وأمضي فدائي
وأقضي فدائي إلى أن تعود
فدائي فدائي فدائي
يا أرضي يا أرض الجدود
فدائي فدائي فدائي
يا شعبي يا شعب الخلود
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![Bandera en Alto - Mexican Nationalist Song
Came across this song and then it came to me that I remember that someone posted a BitChute video on this song in my Discord server, a long time ago, I was quite shocked when I saw it. Yet again, there isnt a lot of information about this song and its origins (aside with it originating in Mexico). I dont think the Nationalist Front of Mexico made this song since the organization was founded in 2006 and the recording obviously seems to be old but I added photos of these people anyway. I cant pin point the time window for the song either but I assume 60s, 70s, or 80s because they used the melody of [REDACTED] which was made in the 1930s.
Side note: The Nationalist Front of Mexico (or Frente Nacionalista de México in Spanish) is a far-right organization that is well-known for its use of National-Socialist imagery. The organization claims that they fight legally and peacefully which is something I quite doubt
Also, YouTube, do not take this video down. If you take it down then take all the videos about this song down, its either all or nothing, my friend
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Bandera en alto
Bandera libertaria
Marchando vas
Tranquilo y firme el paso
Contemplan ya
El águila lleno de esperanza
El día de pan y libertad
Contemplan ya
El águila lleno de esperanza
El día de pan y libertad
Las calles ven
Marchando batallones
para los hombres
Llenas están de flores
Contemplan ya
El águila lleno de esperanza
El día de pan y libertad
Contemplan ya
El águila lleno de esperanza
¡El día de pan y libertad!
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