The Marcha De Banderas
The Marcha de Banderas (Spanish: March of Flags) is a military march sung during the flag raising. It was created in 1897 by SM Jose Salas Libornio who said President Nicolás de Piérola, he disagreed with the indiscriminate interpretation of the National Anthem at all official events that were derived from civic events. In December of that year was officially recognized to be executed in any official act.
- Arriba, arriba, arriba el Perú
- y su enseña gloriosa inmortal,
- llevad en alto siempre
- la bandera nacional.
- Tal la llevaron con gloria y honor,
- héroes peruanos de invencible ardor.
- Arriba, arriba siempre la bandera nacional.
- Es la bandera del Perú,
- de blanco y rojo color,
- cual llamarada de amor,
- que en Ayacucho y en Junín
- victoriosa amaneció con el
- sol de la Libertad
- Todo Peruano ha de sentir,
- vibrar en su corazon
- amor al patrio pendón,
- y bajo sus pliegues luchar,
- y si fuera menester
- por sus lauros y honor morir
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- Long live, long live, long live Peru
- and to its glorious immortal ensign
- always carried aloft
- is the national flag.
- They carry it with glory and honor,
- Peruvian heroes with invincible ardor.
- Going up, up whenever, the national flag.
- This is the flag of Peru,
- of white and red in color,
- as a flame of love,
- in Ayacucho and Junín
- it dawned victorious with the
- Sun of Liberty
- Every Peruvian has to feel
- his heart vibrating,
- for love for the fatherland's flag
- and fight under its folds,
- and if ever needed
- by their laurels and honor, to die.
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In all occasions today only 3 out of 4 verses of this flag anthem are sung instead.