@faszinationundgewalt4890 This version LITERALLY has lyrics about the partisans. the original was made by striking farmers in the north and sung about hot days and barely any pay but then the partisans remixed the song to talk about death and the fight against fascism as well as socialism. So no it is a leftist song shut up.
After a month of bloody protest, we students of Bangladesh liberated the country from 15 years of fascism on August 5 2024. I lost many friends and classmates in the movement. Now we won. I suddenly remembered this song.
Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye V jedno ráno som vstal A našiel som votrelca Ó, partizán, vezmi ma preč Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye Ó, partizán, vezmi ma preč Že mám chuť zomrieť, ir, ir- Alebo partizánske Die, ir, ir Morir-ir Morir-ir Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye Ó partizán, Janus -ir Ó partizán, Janus -ir Zomrieť, zomrieť Krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye Alebo partizánske Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye A ak zomriem ako partizán Musíš ma pochovať A pochovať sa tam v horách Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye A pochovať sa tam v horách Pod tieňom krásneho kvetu, kvetu, kvetu Alebo partizánske -Ir, morir, morir, morir Krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye Ó partizán, Janus -ir Ó partizán, Janus -ir Krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye
Actually, the verse 'che mi sento di morir' can be interpreted in two ways: the first one is as 'because I feel death approaching', as it was translated here; but the second one is 'because I feel ready to die (for the partisans' cause)'. The wording of the verse and the use of the preposition 'di' point more toward the second meaning actually, but Italian allows for a lot of linguistic freedom in verses/poetry, so both options are on the table.
The correct translation would be "Because I feel like (dying / I am about to die)" rather than "feeling death approaching". But you are correct on the double interpretation. It hints at both the dramatism of grief ("I feel like I'm about to die (of indignation) from having my homeland taken away from me"), and as a commitment to the anti-fascist cause ("Today I feel like I could die for my homeland/ideals") Italians use these dramatic expressions very often, like "I felt death creeping up behind my back" when you feel shivers (as my nonno used to say), or "you're going to kill me from embarassment/disgust/etc", but since "di" is used, that is correct, it also indicates willingness towards sacrifice.
lmfao bet they’d cut that last verse out if it was being sung in america, i would’ve never expected this song to hint at socialist ideals, much respect to italy and it’s fight against fascism
Last verse is not commonly understood to be part of the song. Partisans in italy weren't exclusively left wing, but rather a very small minority from across the political spectrum.
@@DavidPedratscher communism among partisans was by no means a "very small minority" communism in Italy at this time was very strong, and for a couple of decades had been mainstream.
And at least here in Finland, our press refuses to call it what it was. It has been called "an odd gesture", "a gesture reminiscent of the [I think YT censorizes the word] salute", "a Roman salute" and pretty much every other possible euphemism...
If you go hiking in northern Italy (but, honestly, all over the country) you can find Monuments dedicated to the Partigiani that fought and died for our freedom.
My grandpa lived in italy during war times. One time, I played a song similar to this one, called "bandiera rossa" he and my grandma was about to cry. Speriamo che la guerra smetta, e che non dovremmo cantare queste canzoni in futuro. Lunga vita alla liberta!
My grandpa was partizan from Dalmatia. I love this song, it reminds me of him. He was shot twice by Germans but managed to survive...I really admire the spirit our elders had. He raised me, was in El Shatt camp in Egypt at the end of the WW2. I cherish everything they went through, they had it really tough
My grandfather was also a Yugoslav partisan from Dalmatia, fighting near Knin. I never met him but I know we will never have another generation like them.
One of the good things about the internet. when I was watching “casa de papel” when I was younger; I could look up what the song means. This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve realized. A lot of people know it. The history, the lesson, the consequence…
And they arrested him... This system is broken, the justice system only works against the common folk, no action as ever been taken by the justice system against healthcare united...
This Rare version of this song, is to me the most beautiful. Especially as you read the words. My beloved Grandparents lost their part of Italy to the Germans. My Nonna died, my Nonno was taken by the Germans and his five children fled in the night. My mothers last memories of her childhood hometown was the Mountains covered in Snow and the feilds of red Poppies in the spring... My Nonno died in a Concentration camp in Austria, and I wonder, he being a humble farmer, if he and the others from his town sung this this song as they were taken to their deaths. I can remember my Mother and Aunty singing this when i was small... Being older and understanding my family history much better... This song hits home in a way, that makes you cry...
My Nonno and Nonna too..ended up in El Shatt at the end of WW2. So sad but so powerful at the same time. I admire those generations. I'm from Dalmatia, my Nonna told me so many stories...it sounded surreal when I was a kid
First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out-because I was not a socialist. Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out-because I was not a trade unionist. Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out-because I was not a Jew. Then they came for me-and there was no one left to speak for me.
@@jmrabinez9254 Bangladeshi people were under a brutal dictatorship for past 16 years. As the dictator had murdered and jailed all the opposition leaders with the help of India, nobody could stand against them. At last young students formed a massive revolution and led the nation to freedom. 2000 people including 180+ children were martyred in this revolution.
@@monicarollo2462 Italian anthem with translation: They are branches that bend the sold swords; Already the eagle of Austria has lost its feathers. the blood of Italy and the Polish blood Drank with Cossacks But its heart was burnt. And polish one: March, march, Dąbrowski, From Italy to Poland. Under your command We shall rejoin the nation.
This song is famous in 1980's China because of a Yugoslavian film《The bridge》, my father can sing this song in Italian At the end of the film, the bridge engineer blows up the bridge that he designed, to stop fascists. “Bella ciao” coincidently sounds like "farewell, bridge(别了，桥.)" in Chinese. An unexpected bond connecting China, Italy, and Serbia. Long live internationalism. Although I was born in 2000, I miss the days when people ignore national borders, fought for the same ideal.
"To those who can hear me I say: do not despair. The misery that is now upon us is but the passing of greed, the bitterness of men who fear the way of human progress." _Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator" (1940). Greetings from the USA! One day, we will be rid of authoritarianism, and we will have no more use for songs like these, for there will be no more fascists left to fight.
@DaveCharbel and I love both because my mother was Italian and my father was Polish, they met and married in Italy at the end of ww2 and were incredible people. Both saw awful things, dad was at Monte Cassino to name just one battle. I miss them dearly but they left me with huge patriotism for both countries.
Love that the poster of this video still interacts with comments a year after posting the video. This is an invigorating song that I hope to sing soon with mi partigiano marching against Trump. Gotta show them there is no place in the world for hate and fascism.
Fascism started in Italy but it also ended in Italy when they brutally killed Mussolini. Italians had learned from their mistake and they corrected it in the most beautiful way.
@@aimeeredacted9439I noticed when she was about to win the elections that the Western media began to create a character like the new Mussolini, this is because she is anti-American/French/English and therefore the Western media must make their population believe that she is a fascist, in fact she changed because she knew that if she followed her thoughts she would be killed
Im trying to make "Oh Bella Caio" a comment to express support for anti fascism. I dont think those people will be learned enough to make the connection.
Przepiękna pieśń włoskich partyzantów , chociaż minęło tyle lat , zawsze będzie w naszych sercach , jestem Polką, ale zawsze chętnie jej słucham ,to tak jak dla nas Polaków " Pierwsza brygada "
Viva La Resistencia. Divided by borders we may be, but we are united in our desire to live free. Greetings from Bangladesh to all the people fighting for freedom. Your fight is our fight, your victory is our victory.
You ain't fighting for freedom. You are fighting for Islamix fascism. If I had any sympathy for Bangladesh, it's long gone now. As an ethnic Bengali from West Bengal, you are a failed state, like Myanmar and Syria.
@@dylantrashmint8379 You mean corporatocracy, not corporatism. Some varieties of corporatism are actually quite admirable (namely the Nordic economic model.)
Europe is not nearly as economically clean as you think they are, they just export their suffering to the third world so they don’t have to look at it. The Nordic model is not one to look up to, at all.
👆🏻Gay trans nazis for gay nazis?? Google pictures crossdresser in the 3 reich 🤨👆🏻this lgbtq have had steel roob the rainbowflag from normal trans gay people,,analena bearbocks green party foundet with pedos and sa nsdap nazis ,,thy pay part of antifa lgntq fff
The german Nsdap was brown left,,,analena bearbocks green party foundet with pedo. sa nsdap nazi werner vogel and others ,,,,and hou is the heritage from operation paperclip and gladio ??🤨👆🏻
@@autofox1744 you talked about authoritarianism in another comment on this video, and my suspicions about you being an American were confirmed by your ignorance to Fascism and italian history itself. This song wasnt even made to be antifascist, infact it was made in the 60s never even sung by partisans. So much for your antifascist fantasy about italian history because we can even see that fascism had support after the war and up to today. But we arent allowed in politics, because you need authoritarianism to combat authoritarianism and then you need to describe authoritarianism so now they ban the left or they ban the right because they are by the opposing side as "authoritarian". Keep dreaming about this "free" world, because it will not happen until you establish a revolutionary state so powerful that it can single handedly crush all the enemies that slow down the wheels of history, to stomp those greedy anti nationalist figures until their heads explode. You silly americans and your hedgemony across Europe, you were good at business and killed your spirit, you people sold your soul to the Devil and now your sons and daughters are cursed to be victims of rape and murder. So much for "il mondo libero"
My great great uncle was an Italian Partizan and died fighting for freedom at the young age of 20 may he rest in peace, he’s a hero in our family, this song makes me very emotional, it belongs to him and to all the brave partisans that died during ww2 ❤
Love this song! My nonni immigrated from Sicilia and Genoa and would sing this song to us as kids....what a memory. Now the song is strewn all over the place being made into pop songs and house music. Not many understand what it really meant! Teach your kids and grandkids their Italian/American Heritage! Salute
This song needs to come to the US, in these sorry times. Fascism has returned in a new suit. It really never left. Has been festering in the hearts of the powerful for two generations, and now, with a century of imperial dictatorship of the rich and the heads of state, it has found its hold once more. Siblings. Vote, yes. But fight in other ways. Defend your siblings from the devices of fascism
Dear people in the America Continent: WE ARE THE RESISTANCE! We all share a dream, we all have hope. We must remain stronger, they can't break our spirit...
Just to let yall know this video is getting shadow banned on youtube music. Used to be one of the first results when i searched for it a couple of months ago. It didnt show up know at all when i searched up “bella ciao” i had to add “rare version” to find this stay strong to everyone fighting against censorship
I heard this song being played live all over my trip to Italy earlier this summer, I am so glad my generation is being exposed to anti-fascist art during these trying times.
My family fought against the fascists! My grandparents suffered hell! But I am proud they fought for us they fought for me! Proud Italian! Forza Italia 🇮🇹 ❤!!!!! Te amo Italia 🇮🇹 Never again!
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Thanks for all the love on this video, it always feels good when a vid does well, especially on such a good song ❤
Belissima questa canzone. Mi riccordo quando il nostro circolo Petar Zoranić la eseguiva a Zara
@faszinationundgewalt4890 it is, actually
@faszinationundgewalt4890 it is an anti facist song lmao
@faszinationundgewalt4890 This version LITERALLY has lyrics about the partisans. the original was made by striking farmers in the north and sung about hot days and barely any pay but then the partisans remixed the song to talk about death and the fight against fascism as well as socialism. So no it is a leftist song shut up.
Trst so osvobodili naši partizani!@@marinapaic7758
After a month of bloody protest, we students of Bangladesh liberated the country from 15 years of fascism on August 5 2024. I lost many friends and classmates in the movement. Now we won. I suddenly remembered this song.
@@monkeyboooo And turned your country into a trash.
@@monkeyboooo your victory is our victory brother
Now you shall face the wrath of nature
@@monkeyboooo Vive la resistencia
Vive la Bangladesh
Love from Kashmir
They will never be forgotten. A man is only truly dead when they are forgotten. They shall live forever.
My uncle was Slovenian partizan fighting in Trieste, he died 2013 and I was crying listing this version of Bella Ciao. Grazie.
Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye
V jedno ráno som vstal
A našiel som votrelca
Ó, partizán, vezmi ma preč
Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye
Ó, partizán, vezmi ma preč
Že mám chuť zomrieť, ir, ir-
Alebo partizánske
Die, ir, ir
Morir-ir
Morir-ir
Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye
Ó partizán, Janus -ir
Ó partizán, Janus -ir
Zomrieť, zomrieť
Krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye
Alebo partizánske
Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye
A ak zomriem ako partizán
Musíš ma pochovať
A pochovať sa tam v horách
Ach krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye bye
A pochovať sa tam v horách
Pod tieňom krásneho kvetu, kvetu, kvetu
Alebo partizánske
-Ir, morir, morir, morir
Krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye
Ó partizán, Janus -ir
Ó partizán, Janus -ir
Krásne bye, krásne bye, krásne bye bye
He fought for the destruction of Europe whether he knew it or not.
@@dewitt29 2:06 2:06 2:07 2:07 2:07
Im slovenian to and my great grandfather was partisan to
Slovenski partizan iz Julijskih Alp. Jezik, ki je spisan spodaj ni v mojem in seveda njegovem jeziku.
Actually, the verse 'che mi sento di morir' can be interpreted in two ways: the first one is as 'because I feel death approaching', as it was translated here; but the second one is 'because I feel ready to die (for the partisans' cause)'. The wording of the verse and the use of the preposition 'di' point more toward the second meaning actually, but Italian allows for a lot of linguistic freedom in verses/poetry, so both options are on the table.
The correct translation would be "Because I feel like (dying / I am about to die)" rather than "feeling death approaching". But you are correct on the double interpretation. It hints at both the dramatism of grief ("I feel like I'm about to die (of indignation) from having my homeland taken away from me"), and as a commitment to the anti-fascist cause ("Today I feel like I could die for my homeland/ideals")
Italians use these dramatic expressions very often, like "I felt death creeping up behind my back" when you feel shivers (as my nonno used to say), or "you're going to kill me from embarassment/disgust/etc", but since "di" is used, that is correct, it also indicates willingness towards sacrifice.
Tipo "che mi sento di [dover] morire". Secondo me è come ho scritto.
Thanks for explaining that so clearly. I love this song and I've wondered about that verse for a long time.
Its correct. As and italian i tell you its the second meaning
Partisan grandchild here. It's the second one.
Mai un passo indietro.
When you find out you’re .0000001% Italian, and your local politician does something you mildly disagree with
We are all related so get ready for your local politician to do something o0,000000000000000000000000000000000000000001% wrong in your opinion
White ppl:
Its written 1 × 10^-5 and 1 × 10^-41 guys
@@TheGesox Actually, it is 10^-6
I'm like 3 percent Italian and regard myself as an Irish mutt, but I can't stop signing thjs
Never before have i been so filled with patriotism from a country that I have absolutely no relation to.
As an Italian, I welcome you to the patriotism of Italians and you’re always welcome in our country!
this is the truest thing
me too
So you missed the part where it's a socialist song then eh?
@@AllCanadiaReject socialism doesn't prevent you from being a nationalist
lmfao bet they’d cut that last verse out if it was being sung in america, i would’ve never expected this song to hint at socialist ideals, much respect to italy and it’s fight against fascism
And it sounded like communist in last verse
Last verse is not commonly understood to be part of the song.
Partisans in italy weren't exclusively left wing, but rather a very small minority from across the political spectrum.
@@DavidPedratscher communism among partisans was by no means a "very small minority" communism in Italy at this time was very strong, and for a couple of decades had been mainstream.
@@ekamandalaputra5517 bacuse it was brother, whats wrong with wanting to distribute the fruits of ones labor amongst the populists?
@@uDaniels it's not wrong if all farmers and labor are treated equally. The only problem is when it's cause another civiĺ war
Elon did THE salute on stage today.
He didn’t even do it one time, he did it TWICE. I’m very happy I’m not living in the US right now, wow…
@b3Ila 😞
And at least here in Finland, our press refuses to call it what it was. It has been called "an odd gesture", "a gesture reminiscent of the [I think YT censorizes the word] salute", "a Roman salute" and pretty much every other possible euphemism...
@ImbuedHunter Soooo, what was it in your opinion?
Oh Bella Caio Bella Caio Bella Caio Caio Caio
You are a brave man to keep comments open
time to bring this bad boy out of retirement
A good old masterpiece
Oh Bella ciao Bella ciao Bella ciao Caio ciao
@@duckman554 You had five chances to spell ciao right lol
@ oh dang I just noticed. I wrote it and then copy and pasted it.
If you go hiking in northern Italy (but, honestly, all over the country) you can find Monuments dedicated to the Partigiani that fought and died for our freedom.
“Partisan” è la traduzione di “partigiano” in inglese.
I live in the U.S.
Today is Jan 21, 2025.
Among other things to do, I have a new song to learn.
Oh Bella Caio Bella Caio Bella Caio Caio Caio
We need this song now more than ever.
We’re progressing backwards, that’s honesty super scary
🤦🏻♂
We will make it.
“Ants don’t need grasshoppers, they need US!”
This has been generations in the making.
Oh Bella Caio Bella Caio Bella Caio Caio Caio
@b3Ila biden made sure of that yes,now we are progressing,ICE and DOGE?do you realise how revolutionary these are to your americas golden age?
My grandpa lived in italy during war times. One time, I played a song similar to this one, called "bandiera rossa" he and my grandma was about to cry.
Speriamo che la guerra smetta, e che non dovremmo cantare queste canzoni in futuro. Lunga vita alla liberta!
My grandpa was partizan from Dalmatia. I love this song, it reminds me of him. He was shot twice by Germans but managed to survive...I really admire the spirit our elders had. He raised me, was in El Shatt camp in Egypt at the end of the WW2. I cherish everything they went through, they had it really tough
My grandfather was also a Yugoslav partisan from Dalmatia, fighting near Knin. I never met him but I know we will never have another generation like them.
I am an Hispanic American and history lead me here in 2025 😢
@@victorianava7792 Indian American here and I agree
It's not your fault.
@ excuse me?
As an Italian seeing so many non italian people knowing the "lore" behind this song it's quite a big (pleasant) surprise
One of the good things about the internet. when I was watching “casa de papel” when I was younger; I could look up what the song means.
This is one of the most beautiful things I’ve realized.
A lot of people know it. The history, the lesson, the consequence…
Bro said lore
We all know why we're here today
It's the only way.
It’s so over (we’re so back)
@AaronCheramie-n1d They are already going to raid Chicago
HOW DO YOU START A PRESEDENTCY LIKE THAT, I JUST SAT DOWN!
yes we know, no other way to face this 😞
Yep...
My father, Brazilian pracinha, participated of the war in Italy against German & Italian fascism! I’ll write a novel about him there!
无关国籍，向伟大的反法西斯反独裁战士致敬
Cobra fumante
Eterna será sua vitória.
Nobre Guerreiro! 👏
@@桃之夭夭-c3jOf course! I promise to remember all!
A COBRA FUMOU IRMÃO
ETERNO SUA VITÓRIA PRACINHAS
Here after they arrested the United Healthcare CEO assassin. Bella Ciao to a legend.
Propaganda of the deed at it's finest.
And they arrested him... This system is broken, the justice system only works against the common folk, no action as ever been taken by the justice system against healthcare united...
McD worker 🐀’ed on him and aint even getting the money🤡🤡🤡🤡 of an employee
@@pandorin2348 class traitor, imagine doing that for minimum wage
@@tadasukiraEven Judas was actually paid. I doubt the McDonald’s rat will see a cent of the reward money
This Rare version of this song, is to me the most beautiful. Especially as you read the words.
My beloved Grandparents lost their part of Italy to the Germans. My Nonna died, my Nonno was taken by the Germans and his five children fled in the night.
My mothers last memories of her childhood hometown was the Mountains covered in Snow and the feilds of red Poppies in the spring...
My Nonno died in a Concentration camp in Austria, and I wonder, he being a humble farmer, if he and the others from his town sung this this song as they were taken to their deaths.
I can remember my Mother and Aunty singing this when i was small...
Being older and understanding my family history much better...
This song hits home in a way, that makes you cry...
Thank your Nonna and Nonno for fighting against the Fascists. Bella Ciao.
My Nonno and Nonna too..ended up in El Shatt at the end of WW2. So sad but so powerful at the same time. I admire those generations. I'm from Dalmatia, my Nonna told me so many stories...it sounded surreal when I was a kid
@@moria0874 well don’t worry it looks like our 2030s will have partisans as well
I can understand your feelings...our language may be different but emotions are not. Love from India❤
😢❤
First they came for the socialists, and I did not speak out-because I was not a socialist.
Then they came for the trade unionists, and I did not speak out-because I was not a trade unionist.
Then they came for the Jews, and I did not speak out-because I was not a Jew.
Then they came for me-and there was no one left to speak for me.
This one goes out to Elon Musk.
And his cronies.
And his bots.
What dystopia do we live in when one of the most influential people in the world is making n@zi salutes in front of the whole country?
We are the resistance! ✊🏻
😂 For real. wtf is a Roman Salute. It doesn't exist in Ancient Roman History
This is the first version of bella ciao I listened to, and I have yet to hear a better version. Such a beautiful and melancholic rendition.
This song is very special for Bangladesh. This song kept Bangladeshi youth motivated during the historic revolution in July-August 2024.
Good to know its still inspiring people, 80 years on.
I am bangladeshi and I can agree
More like American stooge
What was the revolution about?
@@jmrabinez9254 Bangladeshi people were under a brutal dictatorship for past 16 years. As the dictator had murdered and jailed all the opposition leaders with the help of India, nobody could stand against them. At last young students formed a massive revolution and led the nation to freedom. 2000 people including 180+ children were martyred in this revolution.
I might learn enough Italian to be able to sing this for the next 4 years
and youll go back to being a coward if trump but blue donkey is elected
Same liɓtaŕds say they are democratic people,LOL!
Im seeing the views gaining atleast 20k a week and for a good reason, this is probably the best version I’ve heard!
10k a day according to UA-cam analytics!
YES, FREEDOM FOR PALESTINE!!!🇵🇸❤️🔥✊🏼
@ this song has nothing to do with Palestine
@@Syankoi it's a revolutionary song about liberation of the country so yes it has something to do w Palestine
What good reason? Y’all claim everything is fascism.
Poland and Italy are the only two countries in EU that mention each other in their anthems. Greetings to Italian brothers!
What do you mean?
@@monicarollo2462 Italian anthem with translation:
They are branches that bend
the sold swords;
Already the eagle of Austria
has lost its feathers.
the blood of Italy
and the Polish blood
Drank with Cossacks
But its heart was burnt.
And polish one:
March, march, Dąbrowski,
From Italy to Poland.
Under your command
We shall rejoin the nation.
GRAZIE FRATELLO UN GRANDE SALUTO DALL'ITALIA👍🙏
The Dutch anthem mentions Germany but I don't know any other anthem that does, fun to learn about the Poland Italy fact!
@@melksnorlol3205 PURTROPPO NON MI FUNZIONA IL TRADUTTORE MA TI RINGRAZIO DELLA TUA RISPOSTA🙏
Here we go again
This is what they'll be singing in Canada/Mexico/Panama/Greenland
The world is almost ready to sing it.
We'll see, in 4 years I will come back to this and see if this aged well, my guess is not because they said the same 8 years ago
@@N_Sgamesthen the mask came off.
“When I woke up, one morning,
I found the invader.”
@@N_Sgames Assuming that there is an election in 4 years. Love from Finland, comrades!
My country Argentina is being Austria, we used to be a country
Aaaaand Elon did the thing, we all know what thing I'm taking about
Scout greetings🙋♂️
There's so much things to choose from
Here for the new Italian-American anti-fascist hero.
Luigi Mangione is a hero
America is sick.
@kingofthetrill3586 And folks like Luigi Mangione are the cure
@kingofthetrill3586 Indeed it is. Gotta love fascism
@@kingofthetrill3586That’s why Luigi tried to cure it
“And his flag was red, the flag of labour.”
this actually made me realize that many ppl died fighting for todays generation and ngl i cried so hard
Back when people sacrificed for a common cause
The work is far from over
And yet, now we’re going right back to what they fought against
I have deep Italian Partisan roots, so hearing this song, especially with English subtitles really woke up something in me.
deep bro
Appetite for pasta?
My family has some roots in the Partisans as well
my great grandparents were partizans, in Montenegro, in Herceg Novi and Tivat, this song really makes me proud
Why
@@Dan-jp8jr cause they kicked fascist ass
@@Dan-jp8jr because you are idiot
@@Dan-jp8jr because they fought for the liberation of countless people from the clutches of fascism
@maximevandeneynde7692 1 Italy was better under mussolini 2 this song was never sung by Italian partisans
Those who remember history are here today.
Deny, Defend, Depose
@@Thundergoose65 DENY THEIR POWER, DEFEND THE PEOPLE, DEPOSE THE GOVERNMENT🔥🔥🗣🗣 (or whatever the saying was)
YES
What a history.
The rich should be afriad
@wafflestcattash4818 I think they're more afraid of your spelling
Спасибо большое! Мой папа был греческим партизаном и часто пел мне эту песню.
Так Италия напала на Грецию..
@@zetbustre Это песня антифашистского сопротивления, которое явно было против интервенции в другие страны🤓🤓🤓🤓
Да здравствует Советский Союз
@@zetbustre not being able to distinguish who fought because forced from a dictatorship and who fought for hia ideas, really sad.
@@amulyaranjan6070 it will raise again
I have fallen in love with this song because of what’s happening here in the US.
This song is famous in 1980's China because of a Yugoslavian film《The bridge》, my father can sing this song in Italian
At the end of the film, the bridge engineer blows up the bridge that he designed, to stop fascists.
“Bella ciao” coincidently sounds like "farewell, bridge(别了，桥.)" in Chinese.
An unexpected bond connecting China, Italy, and Serbia.
Long live internationalism. Although I was born in 2000, I miss the days when people ignore national borders, fought for the same ideal.
They always repeat mistakes. Anyone could.
Free europa from the invaders from Africa and the Middle East
@@uthredragnarson7753 Go to hell cracker
"To those who can hear me I say: do not despair. The misery that is now upon us is but the passing of greed, the bitterness of men who fear the way of human progress."
_Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator" (1940).
Greetings from the USA! One day, we will be rid of authoritarianism, and we will have no more use for songs like these, for there will be no more fascists left to fight.
@@autofox1744 Soon the moderates must learn to listen and fix the social issues at hand.
Im crying 😭 so beautiful, same spirit as Polish war songs. God bless you italiani brothers and sisters 🇵🇱
Polish are great people . from an ITALIAN !
@DaveCharbel and I love both because my mother was Italian and my father was Polish, they met and married in Italy at the end of ww2 and were incredible people. Both saw awful things, dad was at Monte Cassino to name just one battle. I miss them dearly but they left me with huge patriotism for both countries.
God bless you people 🗿💝
UNA FACCIA UNA RAZZA
Poland is runned by Facists . It's a communist song victory to communism smash fascism
Them: "It was just a Roman salute!"
Me:
Controlled opposition
We meet again boys. ❤
Bella questa versione, è sempre commuovente. Grazie per averla pubblicata!
Casomai "Commovente" zecca!!
Here in January 2025. Living in Florida usa.
Love that the poster of this video still interacts with comments a year after posting the video. This is an invigorating song that I hope to sing soon with mi partigiano marching against Trump. Gotta show them there is no place in the world for hate and fascism.
Fascism started in Italy but it also ended in Italy when they brutally killed Mussolini.
Italians had learned from their mistake and they corrected it in the most beautiful way.
No he gave it a name but it exist and fascim is a westrne value
no, they didnt. there is a facist as their prime minister right now. still a beautiful belief, though.
@@aimeeredacted9439Meloni is no Fascist and im Italian and no support Meloni
@@aimeeredacted9439I noticed when she was about to win the elections that the Western media began to create a character like the new Mussolini, this is because she is anti-American/French/English and therefore the Western media must make their population believe that she is a fascist, in fact she changed because she knew that if she followed her thoughts she would be killed
@@aimeeredacted9439*killed politically*
Im not even from Italy and the feeling of patriotism through this song towards Italy for me is real.
As an Italian this song makes me emotional 🇮🇹
Fellas, the songs relevant once more
Hasn't been relevant for 80 years
@@seanisnotjohnstop the cap
@@beaver9273 Literally just hasn't
@
Average uneducated american
@
Please read a book
It's all of us vs them. Bella ciao.
This is really such a great sing, and as someone studying Italian, this is great to learn from too.
NON È SOLO UNA CANZONE È UN INNO CHE TI SCUOTE DENTRO E TIRA FUORI IL PARTIGIANO CHE È DENTRO DI TE💪🙏
Respect to Italy from Italia🇮🇹🇮🇹
total chad energy
self-love at its finest
I'm from Bangladesh but I love 😘 Italy 🇮🇹 one day insalha going Italy
AMO L’ITALIA ❤️🇮🇹
No shit
We all know why we’re here now
I'm not republican or democrat just a quiet kid with a big stick
You cannot rely on the state to protect yourself from fascism. Organize now.
@@jasonwilliams2341 Same, but I am antinotsea
I just like the song
Why is that? I'm pro Trump and have loved this song my entire life.
Deny, depose, defend
Im trying to make "Oh Bella Caio" a comment to express support for anti fascism. I dont think those people will be learned enough to make the connection.
Well..... Here we go again
Przepiękna pieśń włoskich partyzantów , chociaż minęło tyle lat , zawsze będzie w naszych sercach , jestem Polką, ale zawsze chętnie jej słucham ,to tak jak dla nas Polaków " Pierwsza brygada "
Dokładnie to samo myślałem i dokładnie tych samych pieśni słuchałem jednocześnie. Pozdrawiam :)
Nieh żyje Polska.
Pozdrawiam !
I’m American and I love My Pierwsza brygada, though honestly I prefer the legionary songs like Nie masz nad żołnierza
This is a song that every nation should sing the moment a far-right politician comes into power.
We are here for the same reason ✊
"democracy dies with thunderous applause"
Communism
Delay, Deny, Depose
This is the way
Deny their power, Defend the people, Depose the rulers
This may be the only yt video of this song with the final verse.
Amazing version!
This song was extremely popular in China because of a Yugoslavia movie “The Bridge”. Never knew it’s actually an Italian song😮
You are allowed to use UA-cam in China ? Seriously asking
@@православен3 no, they are using VLESS XLTS to bypass restrictions
Greetings from FInland!!!!
Love your song!
Viva La Resistencia. Divided by borders we may be, but we are united in our desire to live free. Greetings from Bangladesh to all the people fighting for freedom. Your fight is our fight, your victory is our victory.
You ain't fighting for freedom. You are fighting for Islamix fascism. If I had any sympathy for Bangladesh, it's long gone now. As an ethnic Bengali from West Bengal, you are a failed state, like Myanmar and Syria.
Amazing version of this song!
It’s original
This is the best version!
Trump and his goons will soon coward to the sound of this song and the sight of the opressed coming for them
@@KyleShiflet13666 😂😂😂😂😂😂 you wish... FUCK COMMUNISM.. MAKE AMERICA AND THE WORLD GREAT AGAIN.
@@maceitotv fascist boot licker.
@@maceitotvBro thinks he’s Donald trump 💀
@@snake922he thinks he’s gonna benefit and not be thrown in a field anyways.
“Sleepwalking into facism”
@maceitotv you don't even know what communism is ur just one of trumps many parrots
First it was sung to oppose states, now it is sung to oppose corporations as well as states
Luigi Mangione. Bello Caio
Corporatism is the new fascism. Free Luigi.
It's a song about people defending their freedom
@@dylantrashmint8379 You mean corporatocracy, not corporatism. Some varieties of corporatism are actually quite admirable (namely the Nordic economic model.)
Europe is not nearly as economically clean as you think they are, they just export their suffering to the third world so they don’t have to look at it. The Nordic model is not one to look up to, at all.
As an American, I am scared, but I am angry. Bella Ciao.
free my boy luigi he aint do nothing wrong
Strike up the band, comrades, it's time to sing again.
👆🏻Gay trans nazis for gay nazis?? Google pictures crossdresser in the 3 reich 🤨👆🏻this lgbtq have had steel roob the rainbowflag from normal trans gay people,,analena bearbocks green party foundet with pedos and sa nsdap nazis ,,thy pay part of antifa lgntq fff
The german Nsdap was brown left,,,analena bearbocks green party foundet with pedo. sa nsdap nazi werner vogel and others ,,,,and hou is the heritage from operation paperclip and gladio ??🤨👆🏻
Corny
@@AverageOlympiaEnjoyer *comrade
@@autofox1744 you talked about authoritarianism in another comment on this video, and my suspicions about you being an American were confirmed by your ignorance to Fascism and italian history itself. This song wasnt even made to be antifascist, infact it was made in the 60s never even sung by partisans. So much for your antifascist fantasy about italian history because we can even see that fascism had support after the war and up to today. But we arent allowed in politics, because you need authoritarianism to combat authoritarianism and then you need to describe authoritarianism so now they ban the left or they ban the right because they are by the opposing side as "authoritarian". Keep dreaming about this "free" world, because it will not happen until you establish a revolutionary state so powerful that it can single handedly crush all the enemies that slow down the wheels of history, to stomp those greedy anti nationalist figures until their heads explode. You silly americans and your hedgemony across Europe, you were good at business and killed your spirit, you people sold your soul to the Devil and now your sons and daughters are cursed to be victims of rape and murder. So much for "il mondo libero"
I've heard of this song, but I never looked for it until today. The woman singing has a beautiful voice.
My great great uncle was an Italian Partizan and died fighting for freedom at the young age of 20 may he rest in peace, he’s a hero in our family, this song makes me very emotional, it belongs to him and to all the brave partisans that died during ww2 ❤
Bella Ciao to all the people who fight for our freedoms.
Today is the last day in a partially free America.
I know it'll get ugly, fast.
✊🏾 ⚖️ 🖤 🌈
Are you mentally okay?
@@tempacid Trump isn't
Already has. The courts are fighting but for how long.
The people are needed.
The partisans.
A certain Italian plumber understood. Un partigiano.
@@Theratsintrenchcoat 😂
bumpin this for the homie luigi
Today is the day I have not been looking forward to. Bella ciao.
Bella ciao
My father was partisan in Liguria. I love this song. Thank you
so he was a traitor and terrorist?
Is he still alive? Normally, I would never say that, but thank you for his service to the world☮️
Sounds like this song could be sung pretty much everywhere in 2024
Even more so now
As a kurd born in turkey i'm very proud to be an italian partisan
🇮🇹🇮🇹🤝🤝🇹🇷🇹🇷
Gurur duymaya devam et🤣
حثالة كردية مثلك تزعزع استقرار الشرق الأوسط
do u know what is s4r1 t0rb4
Devam et yolun komünizme çıkmazsa türklerin kellesi düştüğü gibi seninde kellen düşücek
Love this song! My nonni immigrated from Sicilia and Genoa and would sing this song to us as kids....what a memory. Now the song is strewn all over the place being made into pop songs and house music. Not many understand what it really meant! Teach your kids and grandkids their Italian/American Heritage! Salute
This song needs to come to the US, in these sorry times.
Fascism has returned in a new suit. It really never left. Has been festering in the hearts of the powerful for two generations, and now, with a century of imperial dictatorship of the rich and the heads of state, it has found its hold once more.
Siblings. Vote, yes.
But fight in other ways.
Defend your siblings from the devices of fascism
Not simply USA but Europe also these are troubling times
Yeah it’s so sad that Trump won. Now we’ll be able to actually afford groceries, it’s such fascism. We are oppressed daily by his Twitter posts 😢
blud, what you talking about💀
@@graceafina7307 how will u afford groceries?
You don’t know fascist.
La mia Italia è bella, la mia Italia, sei una cosa così bella, la tua gente, la tua squadra, i tuoi lavori, tutto è bello…
FREE MY MAN LUIGI!!!!!!!
I love ur pfp
You can’t free an assassin 😂
@@mzmega Yes you can
So if someone takes your life they should be cheered? Truly odd.🥴
@@mzmega Only inside the internet people can be so idiotic that they support murder.
Delay Deny Defend. Free Luigi Mangione
*deny, defend, depose
@ thanks
Free Luigi
Dear people in the America Continent: WE ARE THE RESISTANCE! We all share a dream, we all have hope. We must remain stronger, they can't break our spirit...
You're so unbelievably naive
@@seanisnotjohn
Says the literal capitalist
How many times did you watch this?
me: yes, Comrade.
For Luigi
💪❤
A song for all common hard working people all over Europe UK included. The alleged upper crust have shat on us way to often.
Play this loud and around the world, 2025 ✊
Just to let yall know this video is getting shadow banned on youtube music. Used to be one of the first results when i searched for it a couple of months ago. It didnt show up know at all when i searched up “bella ciao” i had to add “rare version” to find this stay strong to everyone fighting against censorship
They banned a N@zi song too, called "Teufelslied".
Brother Luigi we pray for your protection
In Italia lo stimiamo, un vero italiano.
Beautiful version, I really liked the last verse.
last verse was stricken from history. viva i partigiani
Viva i partigini!
@@uDaniels come giusto che sai , visto che non c'era nel pezzo originale
@@Dio-solaire-D.-Ethelo-Brando se per questo quella originale era delle donne che lavoravano il riso. cazzo c'entra
@@luke.4317 ma in realtà no
Long live democracy
I heard this song being played live all over my trip to Italy earlier this summer, I am so glad my generation is being exposed to anti-fascist art during these trying times.
So they won again. So be it. We shall wake up, Stronger and more united than ever. E se io muoio da partigano, o bella ciao
My family fought against the fascists! My grandparents suffered hell! But I am proud they fought for us they fought for me! Proud Italian! Forza Italia 🇮🇹 ❤!!!!! Te amo Italia 🇮🇹
Never again!
Ma che “never again”, gia la Meloni porti i segni fascisti
@@xerxerxo0384 effettivamente hai ragione, speriamo che questo governo cada il prima possibile.
The fought for humanity🌹
@@xerxerxo0384 she's been prime minister for 2 years, tell me a single fascist thing she's done besides having passionate speeches 😂😂
@@ash_11117 Il suo partito letteralmente porta un simbolo fascista idiota