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Total respect to all Legionaires.

@3tangle3

Definately not " Llef"". This is "Deep Harmony" in English.

As a Welshman and also a member of a Male Voice Choir in Lincolnshire, that was beautiful to listen to. I know how difficult it is for people who can`t speak Welsh, to learn and understand the words to a song in a different language. These Gentlemenare outstanding. Congratulations to all.

I dont mean to sound disrespectfu,l but in my opinion British beers / ale .(ie. Hobgoblin, Speckled Hen. etc.) is far superior to the American beers that i`ve tried. ( Michelob, Coors, Budweiser etc). What you call beer, we in the UK would class as Lager.

Beautifully sung Gentlemen. The harmony is spot on.

@operazanotaijin

You Bass can kiss our Butts.... Tenors Rule !!

One of the most inspiring songs to come out of Wales. Diolch Yn Fawr.

If they sang this song properly instead of shouting it out, it would have been worth listening to. I give it 2/5.

God Bless you Sir Harry Secombe. A truly wonderful voice blessed from Heaven.

Cymru Am Byth.

Gentlemen. As a Welshman who has sung in a MVC Choir in Lincolnshire, may I congratulate you on such a wonderful rendition. It is true,what as has been written by others, that you can never translate the words exactly from Welsh to English., but who cares ( I have sung this in both languages?...

Shameful. Welsh people not knowing the words to their National Anthem.

I`m Welsh, and this was one of the first songs we were taught to learn in Primary school.

What a beautiful tenor voice the soloist has, powerful and so clear. Ardderchog !!