This one, also called 'Viva la Revolución', is rather short, and according to some fonts was sung after 'Cara al Sol' by the National-Syndicalists of the Spanish Phalanx, the Falange de las JONS (JONS meaning National Syndicalist Assault Joints). A brief explaining of National Syndicalism:
National Syndicalism, aka Falangism, is an anti-parliamentarist doctrine that believes in a totalitarian Corporativist State, which would vertically gather and control all classes.
Their objetive was to "subvert the current anti-Spanish, masonic regime, that drains our people's strenght, which is left defenseless to the marxist barbarity. And to impose by force the most rigorous loyalty to Spain."
Lyrics:
Viva, viva la revolución,
viva, viva, Falange de las JONS
fuera, fuera, fuera el capital.
Viva, viva el Estado Sindical.
Que no queremos, reyes idiotas
que no sepan gobernar
e implantaremos, porque queremos,
el Estado Sindical.
Viva, viva la revolución,
viva, viva, Falange de las JONS
fuera, fuera, fuerael capital.
Viva, viva el Estado Sindical
Son las Escuadras de José Antonio
las que tienen que triunfar
triunfaremos e implantaremos,
el Estado Sindical
