Color changing national anthem

The story of the national anthem also varies with the ideas, concepts and colors of the nation and some events also cause the creation of the national anthem.

The National Anthem, a symbol of national pride, sometimes has a bad mood! The dictators have always been against the previous national anthem. The dictators are the first to cancel the national anthem. Father Simon Peacock Boca wrote a national anthem for Christian Catholicism, which dominates nine languages ​​in the Congo state of Africa. Likewise, Joseph Lutumba, a professor of history, criticism and philosophy, and professor of the university, organized the event.

In the 8th, the Congo of Africa under Belgium was liberated. With independence, the Congo accepted the song as its national anthem. The Congo was then named 'Zaire' and the two dignitaries were assigned to write a new national anthem. However, this new national anthem was named after the country's original name Congo in order to undermine the talents of Mobutu, the dictator of the Congo. It was noteworthy that the country's new name 'Zaire' was not accepted by the country in West Central Africa.

A part of the Congo was under French rule. In the 6th, the region was liberated and the Lok Sabha gathered to vote for the national anthem "Let's Go To Congo", which was popular at that time and was passed by 2 votes against the national anthem. However, with the coming of the Socialist-minded government in Congo in the 5th, the national anthem changed again, and again after the multiparty elections in 2, the old national anthem came into play. Thus the national anthem sometimes changes with the change of power!

In the case of a nation having two national anthems, there is a possibility of a very heavy uproar, in that the state of Cyprus, which has an area of ​​5 square kilometers and a population of 1,3,2, became extremely curious about the national anthem. When Cyprus was liberated in 8, he had no national anthem.

In Cyprus both the Greeks and the Turks live, but being a Greek majority, they considered it appropriate to sing the Greek national anthem on official occasions. In the 5th, a minority of Turks from Cyprus created a new Republic of Turkey and accepted the Turkish national anthem, 'March of Independence'.

The UN then consolidated the country into two parts and divided into two groups. A competition was held for the new national flag and the new national anthem in the unification between the two countries, but 3 percent of the Greeks taking the referendum in 7 did not accept it. Because in Turkey, more importance was given to the people. So today the question arises as to which national anthem of Cyprus? Currently there is no national anthem.

Two national anthems could not be combined in Cyprus. But in Denmark, there are officially two national anthems simultaneously. Its second national anthem, 'Kong Christian', is written primarily for Denmark's royal family, and today the song is played at diplomats' visits, during naval celebrations, military sports or even where representatives of the Government of Denmark are present.

There is also a country where the same national anthem is sung in three languages. A famous poet and songwriter named Eden Ilami wrote the Djibouti country national anthem under the nickname 'Quorireh'. Djibouti, both songwriter and vocalist, is a native of Djibouti, with a population of eight people in Africa, and they both form it in the Somali language of Africa. Surprisingly, the official language of this country, which is within 4 square meters, is Arabic and French.

Djibouti of Africa gained independence from the rule of France on the 5th of June and today the national anthem is transformed into three languages ​​- Somali, Afar and Arabic.

Some events also cause the creation of the national anthem. Costa Rica, which has a population of over 1 million in Central America, was recognized by the United States and Britain as a nation. Costa Rica's President Juan Rafael Mora hosted a reception to greet the leaders of the two nations. It happened that Costa Rica did not have a grand national anthem at the reception.

So President Mora asked a man conducting a military orchestra named Manuel Gutiérrez to prepare the official song for the reception, and on June 3 the national anthem was sung in the President's palace and the US and Britain's diplomats were received.

In this national anthem, the peace agreement between the nations and the nation was talked about and the extraordinary talent of this country, which was located within 5 square kilometers, was revealed. However, the song continued to resonate with the military orchestra for a long time. There was no song for him. Thus a national competition for the song was held in the 8th and selected the composition of a poet named Brainess and for the first time the national anthem was sung.

Interestingly, this national anthem is not about the liberation leaders of Spain, not the regions of the nation or the commons, but this national anthem shows the spirit of farmers farming in the villages and raising horses and goats. This is because these peasants laid the foundation for Costa Rica's democracy and its development at the beginning of the twentieth century, and this is why this national anthem speaks of fields and cloudy skies.

One of the reasons is that the people of this country did not just want to talk about the golden future. They had to preserve their traditions and heritage that has been going on for generations and to celebrate the successes and efforts of the present. Today the song of the peasantry is in vogue as the national anthem of Costa Rica.

Similarly, Pedro Figueredo, a lawyer and composer working with the Revolutionary Forces against the imperial domination of Spain, wrote a song and created this song for the liberation of his city Baimo, a city in Cuba. Then came the Cuban Revolution's victory on January 1, which is celebrated today as National Day, and when Pedro Figueredo was asked to create a new song. On the night of the 9th of October, the imperialists surrendered. Today, this day is celebrated as Cuba's cultural day.

The huge crowd boosted the song and music of Figueredo and it happened that after a few days the Spanish rule was restored and it conquered Cuba's Bayamo city, making this national anthem a march for the army. The war of the soldiers who gave Cuba full independence in the 8th did not matter. Slowly it was forgotten. And then Cuba's founding father Josh Marti officially recognized the song as a new avatar. Thus, the story of the national anthem also has different ideas, concepts and colors.

Apocalypse of the moment
One survey says that thirty thousand times a day, people talk to themselves. There is always something going on in his mind. His focus is only on him and as a result he is constantly communicating with his mind. In this way, the mind often focuses on anxiety.

A person is constantly concerned about his economic situation, his family's well-being or his own future. In other words, such ideas are constantly being victimized. The victim is that, due to these negative thoughts, their nature is constantly irritated. The mind constantly fears and the excitement of living is gone.

The question is, to whom is your mind focused? What is your choice for your mind? Or how do you feed your mind? If your choice is wrong, negative thoughts will constantly blow your mind. Don't respond to such negative thoughts where your door knocks. Do not clean it.

The reason is that such humans are constantly living in 'panic'. Thoughts full of grief and sorrow are flowing. Whose negativity breaks its spirit. What you put in your mind and what you keep in mind and talk to in your mind will bring peace or unrest to your mind. That will make you healthy or upset, and it will make you happy or sad. The mind is the maker of our lives.

Like mind
World-renowned comedian Bob Hope (1-5) emigrated to his parents and moved to America. His father worked as a singer in the concert. He also worked as a dancer and comedian on the theater for a few years.

Bob Hope wanted to do something. He won the 'Charlie Chaplin imitation competition' at the age of ten and then started performing with the song on stage.

He spent many years in this, but his imitation of Charlie Chaplin's style made no major impression.

When Will Rogers worked in the circus, he was adept at rolling ropes without saying anything. Once upon a time, Bob Hope realized the ludicrous humor he had hidden in himself.

He made the audience laugh with his humorous style while rolling the ropes, and as a result, his talent grew. This originality drew his attention to Bob Hope.

Bob Hope created his own image similar to 'Dahya-Ganda'. Because of this, the folklore was becoming like Bob Hope. His personal style of humor won the hearts of the viewers.

If only he had continued to imitate Charlie Chaplin's acting, he could not have achieved immense popularity in radio, television and films with his leading style.