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Sounds in MP3 Format
Speeches, Sound Bites, Tributes & Revolutionary Folk
Most of these are ripped from a tape I picked up in Havana. Gratefully hosted on my behalf at the Progressive Music Archive. Other files provided by the contributor listed.
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Che's Farewell Letter to Cuba, as read by Fidel Castro: "Carta de Despedida del Che a Fidel." |
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Fragments of a speech by Che, delivered on December 11th, 1964 at the General Assembly of the UN. Courtesy of Dr. Manfred Taege. |
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Fidel proclaiming "Hasta La Victoria Siempre," the closure of Che's letter. |
Tributes to Ernesto 'Che' Guevara Tributes to Che ripped from a tape I picked up in Havana. Gratefully hosted on my behalf at the Progressive Music Archive (MP3 Format) |
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"La Senda Esta Trazada," by Daniel Viglietti. |
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"Hasta Siempre," by Carlos Puebla y Sus Tradicionales. |
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"Hasta Siempre," by Soledad Bravo. Courtesy of Dr. Manfred Taege. |
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"Hemos Dicho Basta," by Mauricio Vigli. |
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"Nada Mas," by Atahualpa Yupanqui. |
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"Cancion del Hombre Nuevo," by Daniel Viglietti. |
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"Su Nombre Ardio Como Un Rajar," by Patricio Manns. |
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"Zamba del Che," by Victor Jara. |
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"Fusil Contra Fusil," by Silvio Rodriguez. |
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"Playa Girón," by Silvío Rodriguez. |
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"Indian Girl," A song with interesting lyrics by The Rolling Stones. From their 1980 album, "Emotional Rescue." |
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"Our every action is a battle cry against imperialism...To wield our weapons to intone the funeral dirge with the staccato of the machine guns and new battle cries of war and victory." |
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Ernesto 'Che' Guevara [submitted by 'Che' Ortiz] |
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Eduardo Chibás
(1907-1951)
Founded Orthodox Party in 1947; elected senator in 1950; committed suicide in 1951 at conclusion of radio address as protest against government corruption.
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