 |
 |
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.
| Speeches |
 |
Che's Farewell Letter to Cuba, as read by Fidel Castro: "Carta de Despedida del Che a Fidel." |
 |
Fragments of a speech by Che, delivered on December 11th, 1964 at the General Assembly of the UN. Courtesy of Dr. Manfred Taege. |
Sound Bites |
 |
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) |
 |
"La Senda Esta Trazada," by Daniel Viglietti. |
 |
"Hasta Siempre," by Carlos Puebla y Sus Tradicionales. |
 |
"Hasta Siempre," by Soledad Bravo. Courtesy of Dr. Manfred Taege. |
 |
"Hemos Dicho Basta," by Mauricio Vigli. |
 |
"Nada Mas," by Atahualpa Yupanqui. |
 |
"Cancion del Hombre Nuevo," by Daniel Viglietti. |
 |
"Su Nombre Ardio Como Un Rajar," by Patricio Manns. |
 |
"Zamba del Che," by Victor Jara. |
 |
"Fusil Contra Fusil," by Silvio Rodriguez. |
Revolutionary Folk |
 |
"Playa Girón," by Silvío Rodriguez. |
Miscellaneous |
 |
"Indian Girl," A song with interesting lyrics by The Rolling Stones. From their 1980 album, "Emotional Rescue." |
|
|
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| » |
"For this great mass of humanity has said, "Enough!" and has begun to march. And their march of giants will not be halted until they conquer true independence for which they have vainly died more than once. Today, however, those who die will die like the Cubans at Playa Girón. They will die for their own true and never-to-be-surrendered independence." |
| » |
Ernesto 'Che' Guevara At the United Nations |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
|
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| » |
Raúl Castro
(1931- )
Participant in Moncada attack and imprisoned subsequently; Granma expeditionary; commander of
Rebel Army's Second Front of Oriente; minister of Revolutionary Armed Forces, 1959-present; Vice-Premier, 1959-76; in 1976 became first Vice-President of Council of State and Council of Ministers; second secretary of Communist Party since 1965; brother of Fidel Castro.
|
|
 |
 |
|
 |