List of socialist songs

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This list consists of two groups: songs of countries that proclaimed themselves to be socialist (such as USSR, PRC, DPRK, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia), and songs of the socialist movement.

Contents 1 Socialist movement songs 2 Songs of "socialist" countries 3 References 4 See also

[edit] Socialist movement songs

• The Internationale - International socialist anthem (Also the anthem of USSR until 1944, and the anthem of many left-wing organisations)
• The Red Flag - by Jim Connell, 1889.^[1]
• Bella ciao - Italian partisan song
• Hold the Fort - English Transport Workers^{[citation needed]}
• Storm the Fort - Knights of Labor
• El pueblo unido jamás será vencido - by Quilapayun

[edit] Songs of "socialist" countries

•  Soviet Union - Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
  • Katyusha - A song about a girl called Katyusha
  • Gimn CCCP - Soviet national anthem

•  China - People's Republic of China
  • March of the Volunteers - Chinese national anthem
  • Socialism is good - A song from the Cultural Revolution

•  Cuba - Cuba
  • Guantanamera - patriotic song to words by Jose Marti

[edit] References

[edit] See also

• Soviet music
• Protest songs