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Le Chiffon Rouge: a hymn to revolt and hope
In 1977, against a backdrop of social mobilization and the quest for justice, a song was born and established itself as a cry from the heart for all those who dream of a better world: Le Chiffon Rouge. Written by Maurice Vidalin and sung by Michel Fugain, it was born in Le Havre, during the June in the Street program, Youth Month.
From the outset, Le Chiffon Rouge has stood out for the power of its message. More than just a song, it has become an anthem of social struggle, a symbol of solidarity and resistance. Its vibrant refrain - "Hang on your heart a piece of red rag, a flower the color of blood..." - perfectly illustrates its call for commitment.
In the 1980s, the song accompanied workers' and trade union struggles, notably when it was chosen as the theme tune for the Lorraine radio station Cœur d'Acier, a free and committed voice of the working class. Its success went far beyond the musical sphere, and left a deep mark on our collective memory.
Even today, Le Chiffon Rouge resonates strongly, reminding us that every generation has its own struggle to wage, its own hopes to hold high. Through this musical score, it continues to inspire those who believe in a fairer future and in the power of the collective.
In 1977, against a backdrop of social mobilization and the quest for justice, a song was born and established itself as a cry from the heart for all those who dream of a better world: Le Chiffon Rouge. Written by Maurice Vidalin and sung by Michel Fugain, it was born in Le Havre, during the June in the Street program, Youth Month.
From the outset, Le Chiffon Rouge has stood out for the power of its message. More than just a song, it has become an anthem of social struggle, a symbol of solidarity and resistance. Its vibrant refrain - "Hang on your heart a piece of red rag, a flower the color of blood..." - perfectly illustrates its call for commitment.
In the 1980s, the song accompanied workers' and trade union struggles, notably when it was chosen as the theme tune for the Lorraine radio station Cœur d'Acier, a free and committed voice of the working class. Its success went far beyond the musical sphere, and left a deep mark on our collective memory.
Even today, Le Chiffon Rouge resonates strongly, reminding us that every generation has its own struggle to wage, its own hopes to hold high. Through this musical score, it continues to inspire those who believe in a fairer future and in the power of the collective.
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aristo08000
18/05/2025
Hello cloadio64,
Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for sharing.
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Alberto GARZIA "ORLANA BELLA" (The beautiful Orlane) Bolero: https://youtu.be/8VTJaaezrq4?si=7UVhUrzowi3dre8e
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philippec
19/05/2025
Thank you very much for this score, I didn't know this composer, it's a wonderful discovery, thank you.
ACCORDEONIAL
20/05/2025
You're welcome. There's also the El Séréno title filed yesterday. Good day, JF
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