Venezuela
- Language
- Spanish
- Anthem
- Gloria al Bravo Pueblo
- Duration
- 1:31
- Status
- “Gloria al bravo pueblo” remains the national anthem of Venezuela, officially adopted on May 25, 1881.
Gloria al Bravo Pueblo
“Gloria al bravo pueblo” originated in 1810 to galvanize Venezuela's independence movement against Spain, with its composer and lyricist tragically executed during the revolution. It was officially adopted as the national anthem in 1881.
The Patriotic Society in Caracas creates a patriotic song to inspire the independence revolution against Spain.
Venezuelan independence is declared.
Composer Juan José Landaeta and lyricist Vicente Salias are executed by a Spanish firing squad.
“Gloria al bravo pueblo” is officially adopted as Venezuela's national anthem on May 25.
Both the composer, Juan José Landaeta, and the lyricist, Vicente Salias, were executed by a Spanish firing squad in 1814 while fighting in the revolution.