What happens here?

People going on about their lives

Drug lords.

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There is a tv serie (Narcos style) about Gallician mafia.

youtube.com/watch?v=4Apr_Ce4eag

Question for Spaniards ITT:

Is Cara El Sol a well known song among your people/military?
If so, what is the public opinion of it?
Would people enjoy if I played it in public?

Depends where and with who.

youtube.com/watch?v=2xTsym4be5g

Fishing
Bad weather
Drug trafficking
Fat people
Bad weather
Cows
Seafood
Bad weather
Also, bad weather

I am attending a military meetup from many nations and performing a medley, I just need a verse from a well known patriotic tune from Spain.
Cara al Sol is the perfect song in terms of style, but I heard from a spanish friend (my brothers gay highly liberal brother) that Spain has banned it/it's seen as a dictator's song and the common man doesn't like it.

Would the average soldier/paramilitary enjoy it, or is it too right-wing for them?

The common man knows about it.
Don't play it, it is seen as just a fascist tune.
Use this instead.
youtube.com/watch?v=HtRR3-xQWWQ

Shitty rainy weather, cows and uneducated hicks who make a living trafficking with Colombian cocaine.

>Is Cara El Sol a well known song among your people/military?
Most people know what song it is but couldn't sign the entire lyrics.
>If so, what is the public opinion of it?
Fascism
>Would people enjoy if I played it in public?
Some would find it funny and think you're trolling, lefties will get mad.

Kara Boga happens.

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Celts speaking a dialect of Portuguese oppressed by spics.

>Galicians
>Celts

More like wannabe Celts.

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Alguén fala galego neste fío? Eu estou aprendendo. Á merda o castelán e o catalá.

Galego do Sul conta?

Mais ti podes comprender galego? Eu supoño que é máis semellante ao portugués. A ortografía é ben distinta, tho.

This is pretty good.Is this only known by the V-neck men, or is it well known throughout the military? I don't know what Spanish lads will show up.

> lowest frequency in the Balearic islands
I call bullshit.

Coked up proto-portuguese celtics

It is possibly the most well known military song.
It is the anthem of the legion but I guess most of the military lads will know it.
I like this one very much, it is used as a homage for the dead soldiers and I think all branches of the army use it. Problem is that it is not really a military march.
youtube.com/watch?v=4cBCzubqHgM

Nice tune, but I don't want to play anything too solemn in case I strike a nerve. That first one is perfect.

While I'm here, can any Portuguese help me find a similar fitting song for your military?

my ancestors :)

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looks like a turd

The paratrooper's chant is my personal favorite, not really what you asked but still, skip to around 1:40

youtube.com/watch?v=hYxkPEL3EmA

they come from a place from in Eastern Europe “Galicia” spurred from hun migrations. These people come from galatia fleeing Roman imperialism... it should be noted that Galatia was the worlds premiere romaboos. Galatians are actually from celts... which means Portugal, in its very, very ancient history, was white.

let me explain with a simple picture

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I can make this work, if its well known.

And my dude, I am sorry, I am trying to be polite because im asking for help. But your spoken language makes me want to vomit and I hate everything every Tugas has ever said

>Vivir sin permiso
>not Fariña
you had one job

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why turkey?

youtube.com/watch?v=2KI_HCrvSbs
This video is a general vid about Galicia, only a few minutes are about football
the people for Coruña are called "turcos" for some reason
it comes from the futbol rivalry of "Celta de Vigo" vs "Deportivo de A Coruña"
apaprently the bus that Depor used was called "TourCoruña" but the "uña" part was washed off and it seemed to say "TourCo" (pronounced Turco)

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Claro que posso. Até C*stelhano.

A única coisa que muda são os acentos, os ll's e os ñ's, e uma ou outra palavra regional.

first time hearing about this region desu.
Aesthetic as fuck flag lads.

This one is pretty good, but not a military march:
youtube.com/watch?v=DoVFfz_-d4I

its not very popular among tourists due to the moderate/rainy weather, most tourists are going to Santiago due to the Cathedral, pilgrims and sports guys love challenging themselves to do the way of Santiago

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Se un portugués non entende o galego é por qué non quer ,non por non comprender