Greek March: Μακεδονία ξακουστή - Famous Macedonia

"Μακεδονία ξακουστή" is a Greek and Macedonian march and anthem, the origins of the song and lyrics are unknown, but the oldest found record of it goes back to 1873. The song is used by the Hellenic Army and as the anthem of Greek Macedonia.

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[rhodesiamilitary]

Although we have many differences of opinion with Greece, my personal opinion as a Turk is:
Macedonia is greece!
Alexander is greek
From 🇹🇷 ❤️

[roedagardet]

One of my favourite songs, Greece never fails to disappoint

[AgainstWokeness]

Η ΜΑΚΕΔΟΝΙΑ ΗΤΑΝ, ΕΙΝΑΙ ΚΑΙ ΠΑΝΤΟΤΕ ΘΑ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΜΙΑ ΚΑΙ ΕΛΛΗΝΙΚΗ 🇬🇷☦

[hrvatskiapoksiomen]

Historically, ethnologically, culturally Linguistically originally .... Macedonia 🇬🇷 is Greece.

I'm a historian ikr 👍

[TheodosiadisGeo]

Heroic music for a heroic people <3

[seronymus]

"Macedonians cannot live as slaves" is an ironic lyric as even in Greek, the word for "slave" originates in "Slav."

[vwmbsuvTK]

Εστιν Ουν η Ελλάς και η Μακεδονία 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

[jorgeeusebio]

What's in a name? Plenty these 2 European countrys were ready to go to war north makadonia and greece

[milanfras]

That's strange!So there are people who think Macedonia is Greek?

[MKD]

МАКЕДОНИЈА НА МАКЕДОНЦИТЕ 🇲🇰 МАКЕДОНИЈА ВЕЧНА

MACEDONIA NEVER GREEK 🇲🇰☦️🇲🇰☦️🇲🇰☦️🇲🇰☦️

[MAKEDONIJA]

ВЕЧНА МАКЕДОНИЈА, АЛЕКСАНДАР
ГРЦИЈА 🇲🇰
Со вашата војска неможете да направите ништо
ТОЈ ДЕН КЕ ДОЈДЕ грци ШТО КРАДИТЕ ИСТОРИЈА
ВЕЧНА МАКЕДОНИЈА 🇲🇰👌🏻

[RU-Aussie]

Modern Greece is by no means related either genetically or culturally to the ancient cosmos and the people who once occupied this land. The modern Greeks are just an intermixture of Balkan tribes (Albanians/Arvanites, Slavs, Vlachs) which in the process of time mingled with northern Africans, Armenians and other tribes of Anatolia, not to mention the francs and the venetians who were also dominantly present in this land.” THE SOCIO-CULTURAL ROOTS OF THE Greek ECONOMIC CRISIS Dimitris Epikouris (a Greek)