El Clásico! 80,000 Real fans singing HALA MADRID y nada mas

One of the best moments at Real Madrid when 80,000 fans rise before the match and join in the chorus of the anthem "HALA MADRID y nada mas". In the south stand the Real Ultras have prepared a choreo: lettering "EL ESTANDARTE DEL CAMPEÓN" - translated THE BANNER OF THE CHAMPION. Above the number 35 for the number of Spanish championships won. A hidden message to long-time rivals Barcelona, who have won 26 championships so far. Lyrics of the anthem see below. Real Madrid 3-1 FC Barcelona El Clásico No.185 I La Liga 2022-2023 Round 9 I 16 October 2022 Estadio Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid 1-0 Benzema 12' 2-0 Valverde 35' 2-1 Torres 83' 3-1 Rodrygo 90+1' *** welcome to our store http://www.maratoni-fussball.shop El himno del club del Real Madrid tiene poder cuando 80.000 espectadores se levantan antes del partido y se suman al coro. En la grada sur los Reales Ultras han preparado una coreografía: lettering "EL ESTANDARTE DEL CAMPEÓN" - traducido EL BANDERA DEL CAMPEÓN. Por encima del número 35 por número de campeonatos de España ganados. Un mensaje oculto para los rivales de toda la vida, el Barcelona, que ha ganado 26 campeonatos hasta el momento. Letras del himno ver más abajo. LYRICS I LETRA Historia que tú hiciste Historia por hacer Porque nadie resiste Tus ganas de vencer Ya salen las estrellas Mi viejo Chamartín De lejos y de cerca Nos traes hasta aquí Llevo tu camiseta Pegada al corazón Los días que tú juegas Son todo lo que soy Ya corre la saeta Ya ataca mi Madrid Soy lucha, soy belleza El grito que aprendí Madrid, Madrid, Madrid ¡Hala Madrid! Y nada más Y nada más ¡Hala Madrid! Historia que tú hiciste Historia por hacer Porque nadie resiste Tus ganas de vencer Ya salen las estrellas Mi viejo Chamartín De lejos y de cerca Nos traes hasta aquí Madrid, Madrid, Madrid ¡Hala Madrid! Y nada más Y nada más ¡Hala Madrid! *** translator story you made history to do Because no one resists your desire to win the stars are coming out My old chamartin from far and near you bring us here I wear your shirt glued to the heart the days that you play They are all that I am La saeta is already running It already attacks my Madrid I am fight, I am beauty The cry that I learned Madrid, Madrid, Madrid Go Madrid! And nothing more And nothing more Go Madrid! story you made history to do Because no one resists your desire to win the stars are coming out My old chamartin from far and near you bring us here Madrid, Madrid, Madrid Go Madrid! And nothing more And nothing more Go Madrid! #realmadrid #halamadrid #clasico #bernabéu #futbol #football #elclasico #real some facts about the history of the Real Madrid anthem Real Madrid has used several anthems throughout its history, with two particularly notable ones: the original "¡Hala Madrid!" from 1952 and the more recent, globally popular "¡Hala Madrid! ...y nada más" from 2014. Both remain in use to this day. The Original Anthem (1952) The first official anthem, simply titled "¡Hala Madrid!" (meaning "Forward Madrid!"), was commissioned in 1952 by the then-club president Santiago Bernabéu. Creation: The score was famously scribbled on a restaurant napkin by singer José de Aguilar after he composed the tune on a train journey from Aranjuez to Madrid. Recording: It was recorded in the Columbia Records studios with the National Orchestra of Spain, under the supervision of Bernabéu himself. Lyrics: The lyrics speak of the team's "clean, white flag that doesn't tarnish" and describe the players as "noble and warlike champions, knights of honour". The Modern Anthem (2014) The current, widely recognized anthem, "¡Hala Madrid! ...y nada más" (meaning "Hala Madrid! ...and nothing else"), was released in 2014 to commemorate the club's historic tenth UEFA Champions League title (La Décima). Creation: This anthem was written by Spanish journalist and writer Manuel Jabois and produced by Moroccan-Swedish producer RedOne (Nadyr Khayat). RedOne, a lifelong fan, wanted to create a simple, catchy song that everyone in the stadium could sing along to quickly. Recording: The entire Real Madrid squad at the time, including players like Cristiano Ronaldo, Sergio Ramos, Gareth Bale, and manager Carlo Ancelotti, recorded the song together in the studio. Popularity: It became an instant hit, topping the iTunes charts in Spain and 17 other countries. It is now the primary anthem played at the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium before matches and after every goal scored. Centenary Version: In 2002, a special "Centenario" anthem was also created for the club's 100th anniversary, sung by the famous tenor and Real Madrid fan Plácido Domingo. That version was intended for the celebrations and did not replace the traditional anthems.