@mr_voccbonaparte: • The phrase is famous as the title and refrain of "Ah! Ça Ira," an iconic revolutionary song from 1790. • Origin Legend: The song's refrain was reportedly inspired by Benjamin Franklin, who often replied "Ça ira" (in broken French) when asked how the American Revolution was progressing during his time in France. It was famously performed more recently by the band Gojira during the opening ceremony of the 2024 Paris #History #frenchrevolution #france #revolution #napoleonbonaparte

Da General Napoleon Bonaparte :

I personally prefer "la carmagnole" when it comes to revolutionary songs but that's a valid one too

' apostrof :

oh ça ira i got a crush on u

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who loves ca ira

donut :

this is like THAT austrian marching song (the new version not the old one) but french

Name :

if he know peak he would tell you to keep going

I ❤️ TFortress2 and History :

bushwush :

Nien, Für der eihr of Hannover.

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azhanbkv09 :

⛧ JanvanSpeijk_offbrand ⸸ :

stop met dat verdomde liedje te zingen

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@Lorenzo