in Taiwan, this song was translated to Chinese as "" by Huáng Sī-nóng and Jiăng Tāo. The 2015 song El Pueblo Unido by Austrian ska-punk band Russkaja uses the line from original song in the chorus.* In 2016, in the student protests that rocked Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi against the sedition cases filed by the ruling Hindu nationalist BJP government, the PhD scholar and JNUSU President Kanhaiya Kumar, raised this slogan in the protests. In the 30 June 2018 Families Belong Together Marches, the title of the song was frequently chanted during demonstrations. On 28 September 2019, during the 2019–20 Hong Kong protests, protesters sang a Cantonese version in Central, Hong Kong. During the 2019–20 Latin American protests which began from the home of the slogan, it became a resistance motto for protesters in both Chile, Honduras, Argentina, Bolivia, Guatemala, Colombia, Mexico, Ecuador, Paraguay, Nicaragua, Peru, Haiti, El Salvador, Brazil and Venezuela calling to end the corruption of governments and caudillism. In 2022 the artist Mariah Parker used the phrase in the song "Wurk". In 2022, Turkish-Kurdish music band Geniş Merdiven ("Wide Staircase") taking its name from Mikis Theodorakis's song "O Antonis" made an adaptation translation into Turkish and began to sing in concerts with an interlude in Spanish. See also Ash-shab yurid isqat an-nizam References External links Lyrics and translation of lyrics Another English translation Basque version Nueva canción Spanish-language songs Protest songs 1973 songs Political catchphrases Political songs Communist songs