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French royalist song
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La France bouge, lit. ‘France is moving‘, is a french royalist protest song written by Charles Maurras and Maurice Pujo in 1909[1].
History
The song is inspired by the marching song Le Midi bouge, composed in 1870 by Paul Arène, whose melody itself was taken from La Chanson des Filles d’Avignon, a regional popular song [2]. According to Maurras, “the furious tone of the song” is explained by “circumstances marked by an appearance of imperious violence,” which he attributed to “the Jews and their republican accomplices”[3].
References
- ^ Albert Marty (1968). L’Action française racontée par elle-même [French Action told by itself] (in French). Nouvelles éditions latines. p. 92.
- ^ Juliette Bonfils (1933). Paul Arène: poète, félibre et conteur [Paul Arène: poet, félibre and storyteller] (in French). Éditions du Feu.
- ^ Jules Véran (2021). “Le chant sur timbre, une ressource pour la mobilisation politique”. Centre d’études et de recherche éditer/interpréter (in French).
