The UEFA Nations League Anthem was stoical by Giorgio Tuinfort and Franck outpost der Heijden, and available with a assistance of a Netherlands Radio Choir and a Radio Philharmonic Orchestra, that is formed in a Dutch city of Hilversum.
The lyrics of a anthem are in Latin, and it was achieved in open for a initial time during a UEFA Nations League pull in Lausanne in January. The lyrics constraint a togetherness of a supporters, and a significance of a foe for a particular nations. “Even yet a football players conflict it out on a pitch, they still combine people,” Tuinfort added. “For us, this is a many critical message.”
Solum audax (Only a bold)
Solum fortis (Only a courageous)
Solum magnus (Only a great)
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Cui manet fortuna? (Who will have fortune?)
O, cui aeterna gloria? (Oh, who gets a almighty glory?)
Sit optimo victoria! (May a best win!)
Dies luxit (The time has come!)
Una! (Unite!)
Lude! (Play!)
Certa! (Struggle!)
Una! (Unite!)
Praesta! (Lead!)
Vince! (Win!)
Omnes gentes! (All people!)
Iunctae gentes! (People unite!)
Omnes gentes! (All people!)
Hanc in lucem (Stand in a light)
Omnes gentes! (All people!)
Fortes gentes! (Strong people!)
Una prodite (One purpose)
Excellite (Excel)
Omnes gentes! (All people!)
Iunctae gentes! (People unite!)
Omnes gentes! (All people!)
Consistite (Stand together)
Omnes gentes! (All people!)
Iunctae Nationes! (All nations unite!)
Dies venit (The time has come!)
O, dies luxit (Oh, new day!)
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