Canto dei Sanfedisti - The Anthem of the Sanfedists 

Normal People: Listens to rock when working out Real Chads: Listens to Sanfedist when working out but then the workout becomes a hard dance

Neapolitan sounds so badass when it's being sung in this fashion

Napoleon:"Sicily is french!". Sicilians:"Fattilla scattiari ntô culu!".

While playing as 2 Sicilies in KaiserReich I heard this music... Now that I understand its meaning I loving it

Flag designer: how many coats of arms do you want in your flag? Bourbon house of Sicily: Yes

This is a certified Catholic Classic

From England, VIVA NAPOLI (I also listen to this when working out)

But what are the names of the performers?? They deserve the credit, especially with so many different interpretations out there- of which this one seems to be the best.

I'm french and I unironically love this

I live close to San Severino, one of the place where the clash was literally hard. During one of the first battles, the grandfather of my grandfather's father has killed at least 20 giacobbines by hanging. He was like 20 years old only. In the South religion is really important, we don't hate nobody, I mean, I don't feel any kind of hate towards the frenchs, but one thing is sure, my father always told me that the one who dislikes our religion and comes to our land, should pay, ALWAYS. One of the mottos used during these clashes, was ''Boia chi Molla'' which was taken after by the fascists, but it was used by the sanfedisti first.

June 13th, day of Saint Anthony of Lisbon and Padua!

I guess this is replacing Fascistball. Not that I'm complaining.

I am a sikh and I love the shit out of this song Too much emotion

I love this from England,

I really think that a king that wants to be king with his heart is a good king. Those should be the ones in charged, not just the older because it's the older. We need king that love their people and would sacrifice their life for us. Long live the Monarchy

5 years of this based song on this based channel!

This the music you listen when your homies arent around

really, not all Bourbons were complete idiots. Those from Spain and France did, but those from Naples managed to win a popular base that reacted to the French Abuses

Viva la controrivoluzione

Need more Songs like this

i can understand parts of the songs, i speak spanish, napolitan songs remember me alot, of the age when south italy was formaly a part of the aragon crown, and later spanish empire

Peppe Barra did a vibrant, and slightly more modern, version of this song. Wonderful 👍🏻

Respeto a Italia desde México

THIS IS AN ACTUAL BANGER

This is the kind of place where fellow monarchists and catholics can speek freely without being called bigots

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Vive le Christ roi !

God bless the real catholic Italy

Why isn’t this on Spotify :(

Best!

*cries in French Republic

Damn, this is so addictive !

Who sings it?

Amazing song but if I may correct something. The jacobins were not representatifs of french people. They were the republicans who were in favour of the revolution. French population was divided and the republicans sent the army against french population, called CHOUAN, making a genocide.

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You know you're loved when the people who are promised to benefit from a revolution rise up to restore your crown to you.

When your northern Italian friend says that God doesn’t exist: [Edit] guys stop saving that even in the north people are catholic, I know it...

A real Catholic headbanger

Viva la controrivoluzione

This is the song that plays while raiding a Masonic Lodge

American "Conservative" normie in 2022: No one can tell me what to do. Anything for freedom and equality! Conservative chads in 1790: Liberte, Egalite, Tu Arroba a me, io arrobo a te.

“Liberte, Egalite, Tu Arroba a me, io arrobo a te “ - Wow, they nailed it!

The refrain encourages the revolt to the sound of Carmagnola (Sona sona, sona Carmagnola) and then reinforces his invitation by saying "play the assembly, or the council, live the King and his family!". In the first stanza the people are called to war, each instrument is a function of the rhyme for a populace or for the enemy to be killed: the bass drum for the populace, the tambourine for the nullatenenti, the bell for the people (artisans, etc.) and violin to explain the reason for the fight, that is to drive the Jacobins. The seconfa strophe narrates the beginning of the republic with the resistance of the commoners, called "i Lazzari", barricaded in Castel Sant "Elemo, a massive fort, conquered by the French Championnet who supported the republic; It is said then of the presence among these French, of the Jacobean priest Antonio Toscano, to then go to the betrayal of the nobles and bourgeois who wanted to imprison the king, something certainly not wanted by the people who suffered the consequences of betrayal and arrogance of the French . In the third verse we find inevece described the end of the republic, June 13, the day of St. Anthony, when the troops of Cardinal Ruffo di Calabria entered Naples, conquering the Fort Vigliena to the east of the Port. Here then the commoners repay the Jacobins for the harassment suffered, or the high taxes imposed by the French and the use of the revolutionary motto "libertè, egalité, fraternité" to commit ruberie and abuse (even today there is a memory of those times in dialect in the said "libertè, egalité fraternitè, spugogli tu and vesteme a mme!"). The fourth stanza goes on to narrate still the exploits of the French who have given them to the people and saying voila, they kicked every freedom. Now you can not go to the theater (a craze of the Neapolitans) and then Donna Eleonora is forced to perform at the market. On this figure it must be said that it is not certain, but it could be Eleonora Pimentel Fonseca, arrested and executed by hanging, in fact "dancing" could be understood as the body that hangs from the gallows, also because Masto Donato was the executioner in charge those years. We then speak in the fifth stanza of Donna Luisa, perhaps Luisa Fortunato de Molina Sanfelice, lover of the Jacobin Ferdinando Ferri. To save the beloved who risked arrest, she was in turn imprisoned and to escape capital punishment claimed to be pregnant .. no doctor, however, managed to make her give birth. In the sixth stanza the war on the Jacobins has ended with their defeat and the tree is thrown to the ground, it is the "tree of May", a tree of freedom and a symbol of revolution. Angry peasants seize the Jacobins and knead them like rags, that is, they take revenge for the wrong suffered. Then return the words "equality" and "freedom" and the Neapolitans are happy that they are over, for those who have lost are pains and then the losers can go to sleep, that is, go to retire. The final verse is very ironic: it resumes the months with the names of the French revolutionary calendar; "Passed the rainy month, the windy and the angry" that is January, February and March and "in the month of the month if veins had the" garlic arrete "in the coming month, ie June the Jacobins suffered the damage and the joke, a good reason epr say that garlic burns, especially in the backside! Lastly, "let the people of the macaroni live, that is the Neapolitan people, who respect the religion denied to the Jacobins, who are invited to throw themselves into the sea, taking up the previous discourse on the garlic, to extinguish the burns; in essence they are sent to that country. This popular ballad is history written by the people, very different from the history of writers enslaved to the myths of the Risorgimento myths that would have defined the Neapolitan republic as "wanted by the people". From the reading of "La Carmagnola" we learn the true story of that period: a people who hated the Jacobins and a reformist and innovative attempt by the Neapolitan republicans or Jacobins, who got too caught up by combining a disaster like the Neapolitan republic was. It was not understood, in fact, that Naples was not Paris and that in Naples the people did not feel the need to change the regime, because it already had its certainties.

In italian : Al suono della grancassa , viva il popolo degli ultimi Al suono dei tamburelli sono risorti i poverelli! Al suono della campana viva,viva i paesani! Al suono dei violini Morte ai giacobini! Suona,suona sta suonando la carmagnola suona l'adunanza: Viva il re con la famiglia! Il tredici di giugno ,o glorioso Sant'Antonio, ai Signori, questi birbanti, gli fecero un culo così! Sono venuti i francesi e hanno imposto nuove tasse ''Liberté,egalité'' tu rubi a me io rubo a te! Suona,suona Sta suonando la carmpagnola Suona l'adunanza: VIva il re con la famiglia! I francesi sono arrivati e già ci hanno dissanguati ''et voilà et voilà'' un calcio nel culo della libertà! Al ponte della maddalena donna Luisa è rimasta in cinta son venuti tre dottori ma non la vogliono far sgravare (partorire) Suona,suona Sta suonando la carmagnola Suona l'adunanza: VIva il re con la famiglia! Al molo senza guerra si tirò albero in terra Afferrarono i giacobini e ne fecero stracci E' finita l'uguaglianza è finita la libertà Per voi sono dolori di panza Signori andatevene a cuccà Suona,suona Sta suonando la carmpagnola Suona l'adunanza: VIva il re con la famiglia! Passò il mese Piovoso, il ventoso, l’iroso; e col mese che comincia hanno preso la fregatura! (gli agli) Viva Tata Maccarone Che rispetta la religione. Giacobini, gettatevi a mare, che già vi brucia il didietro!

I’m addicted to this song, it makes my blood feel patriotic.

Schönes Lied! Ehre sei Jesus Christus und dem italienischen Volk!

Greetings from Naples, South Italy! Vivat Christus Rex!

So I heard this song is supposed to be against Freemasons which makes me love this even more

I don't speak Italian, but Neapolitan it's very similar in vocabulary to aragonese, catalan and spanish

Don’t leave us again, you haven’t posted in too long :(((

Hey dude, you really made it. An external link in the Wikipedia page for Sanfedismo links to this video

*VIVA 'O RRE CU LA FAMIGLIA!*

Me: Will you elect me president? People: To continue the republic? Me: Yes... actually the restore the Monarchy like a boss.

The Jacobins were a mistake.

Ave Christus Rex

When you are so jacobin that you feel the need to raise taxes even in foreign country

Liberté, Egalité --> Hypocrisy and Weakness. Support from based France ⚜

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Idk but this sounds medieval and modern at the same time

When I started to lisen this: My God, what is it?!! So strange... After 15 min: SONA SONA SONA CARMAGNOLA

Old but gold

Another year, happy 13th of june! For Saint Anthony, and for the Regno delle Due Sicilie! Viva il Re e viva la Casa di Borbone!

I'm sorry to my Italian Catholic brothers that liberal Polish Legions participated in subduing Italy, Two Sicilies and the Holy See by the French. 😔 Viva al Regno d’ ’e Ddoje Sicilie! 🇮🇹 🇻🇦

*Viva Cristo Rey!*

Bellissima, come Napoli… VIVA NAPOLI, VIVA LA MIA PATRIA, ITALIA 🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹

Why does this go so hard? Viva Rey!

The enlightenment and its consequences have been a disaster for the human race.

I am Ligurian, and I love the people of Naples and Sicilians. A shame we were enemies due to the Carbonari (sort of Italian Unification Freemasons who hated the Catholic faith) forcing us to fight. I love this song and the energy of this version (should be Terramaris, IIRC).

Long ago, when there were real catholic cardinals.

Viva o'Re! Viva a' Sicilia! Pì sempri sicilianu!

El sur de la Italia, bajo el imperio Español fue 50 veces mas rica q el norte. Ahora, gracias a Roma y Milan, el sur es un desierto. En fin, al menos conservan sus preciosos palacios.

Viva napoli

Viva el reino de las dos sicilias, hermanos ❤

"So 'vvenute li francisi, auti tasse n'cianne mise: liberté, egalité, tu arruobbe a me, io arrobbo a te." :D

"Liberté... Egalité... You rob me, I rob you." I've never heard a phrase that explained the Neapolitan mentality so succinctly.

Tata Maccarone translated is "daddy Macaroni", which was the nickname of king Ferdinand, who used mingling in incognito with common people dressing up as one of them and was particularly fond of this food of the lower classes. Another similar nickname was that of the last king of the Two Sicilies, Francis II was "king Lasagna" also because of his favorite food.

Internet: FrEnCh WOn aT tHE wAr Fabrizio Ruffo: NO

The Jacobins have been really quite since this dropped.

happy 13th of june! For Saint Anthony, and for the Regno delle Due Sicilie! Viva il Re e viva la Casa di Borbone!

Sant'Antonio glorioso! Viva o Re!

Death to Liberalism, Long live the House of Bourbon and blessings unto all the men who fought for the Catholic Faith and Bourbon Monarchy in Naples, May they rest in peace and may St Anthony of Padua watch over all Italian Catholics.

"I love the King I love God I hate taxes I hate the French" - Neapolitan gigachad

godo, viva i borboni viva lo re

Portugal awaits D. Sebastião, the desired May god and king awake the portuguese nation

The purity of tradition will never be uprooted so long as there’s a King/Queen on earth that sings praise to God in Heaven.

The virgin jacobins VS the gigachad based Sanfedists

Grazie a Dio , grazie a Gesù Cristo. Amen.

Tengo los pelos de la nuca de punta... ¡Qué preciosidad de lengua italiana! ¡VIVA NÁPOLES Y VIVA ITALIA! ¡Y hermoso el escudo de los Borbón-Dos Sicilias!

Greetings from a fellow Lithuanian catholic monarchist, may our monarchies return!

What an amazing song! Greetings from your fellow Polish monarchist! For God, King and Country!

Virgin r*volutionary vs Chad Royalist

Viva la Monarquía Católica! Muera el jacobinismo y el sionismo!

l'Armata Cristiana e Reale della Santa Fede in Nostro Signore Gesù Cristo >>>>> The french Army

I'm a Neapolitan speaker but the accent of this song is very strange and it's really diffucultous to understand the song. Also the language is a bit different, but I think it's because to this song is of XIX century.

1:03 made me laugh so hard

hail Christ

This is better than many rappers and wanna be musicians. This is lit💥💥

Absolutely BASED

Dios, Patria, Fueros y Rey.🇪🇸❤️🇮🇹¡Forza Napoli e Italia! ¡Viva Cristo Rey!

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