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No Motherland Without You [Subtitles]
Korean Title: 당신이 없으면, 조국도 없다 (당신이 없으면 조국도 없다) Spanish Title: Sin usted no hay Patria [CC] French Title: Pas de Mère Patrie sans toi [CC] German Title: Ohne Dich kein Mutterland [CC] Portuguese Title: Não há pátria sem Você [CC] Hungarian Title: Nincs anyaföld nélküled [CC] Japanese Title: あなたがいなければ祖国もない Hardcoded subtitles in Chinese: 没有你就没有祖国 Original KCTV Video from 1996 with Translated Lyrics Music composed in 1993, performed by Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble. Dear Comrade Kim Jong Il's signature tune and anthem of the Invincible Songun politics. It teaches man the truth of life and destiny. Also Known as: "Without you, Kim Jong Il, there would be no Motherland" Lyrics and more information: en.wikipedia.org Download another version of this song (Performed by Mansudae Art Troupe) pyongyang.news-site.net Nodes: pyongyang.news-site.net Download this version of the song here: oyfisw.bay.livefilestore.com Or here: dprkmusic.ath.cx Download the KPA State merited Chorus version here: dprkmusic.ath.cx Psykotoxik54's No Motherland Without You video broadcastet on chinese TV: www.youtube.com The Japanese blog: 朝鮮労働党万歳 (Long Live The Worker's Party of Korea) posted an article about the song, where this video is embedded: wsdprk.blogspot.com
Kim Jong Il Comrade Leader Dear Suppreme Commander Juche Sung Songun Jong Il DPRK North Korea Workers Party Peoples Army Subtitle subtitles lyric lyrics song Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble Mothlerland KPA KCTV WPK Chosun choir sri lanka hymn military Paektusan Pyongyang Communism Socialist 没有你就没有祖国 Kim Jong il Religious Music New Wave Full Screen あなたがいなければ祖国もない Español special version of no motherland without you
Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble - Reunification Rainbow
Party like the Dear Leader with some hot North Korean pop music! Approved be 9 / 10 isolationist communist dictators.
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Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble - Janggunnim Gariksin Got
great song from the glorious Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble
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Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble - No Motherland Without You
(보천보전자악단 - 당신이없으면, 조국도 없다) I noticed no one had uploaded the Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble version of this amazing song, so I took the liberty of uploading it. www.mediafire.com Thanks to tyrlop for the English subtitles!
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Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble- Yongil Bomb [VERY RARE DPRK SOUNDS]
A DPRK state-sanctioned band, the Pochonbo Electronic Music Ensemble performs a song, ostensibly about North Korea's fictitious nuclear warheads.
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Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble

Self-titled album cover
Korean name
Chosŏn'gŭl 보천보전자악단
Hancha 普天堡電子樂團
McCune–Reischauer Poch'ŏnbo-jŏnja-aktan
Revised Romanization Bocheonbo-jeonja-akdan

The Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble is an orchestra from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK - North Korea). It is famous for its performances of revolutionary and folk songs. They have been reported to be one of the country's most popular groups,[1][2][3] although other critics have questioned what it means for a group to be popular in a country where the only music legally available comes from the few state-sanctioned musicians.[4]

The group takes its name from the Battle of Poch'ŏnbo on July 4, 1937, when a guerrilla unit under the leadership of Kim Il-sung attacked compounds of the Japanese occupation force in Poch'ŏnbo.[2]

The Pochonbo Electronic Ensemble can be heard on DPRK radio stations. As with other North Korean groups, their recordings are issued by a government body. They have released over 150 CDs as of 2007.[3]

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References

  1. ^ Martial music and sea shanties for Andy Kershaw in North Korea, Andy Kershaw, Songlines: the world music magazine #22, Jan/Feb 2004, p. 112.
  2. ^ a b Axis of Evil meets Harry Potter, Britney, Audra Ang, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, November 7, 2005, on line, accessed 14-3-2007.
  3. ^ a b Popular Music in North Korea, Keith Howard, IIAS Newsletter #26, November 2001, on line, accessed 14-3-2007.
  4. ^ Powell, Mike (May 18, 2007). "Three Questions for Mike Powell". Salon. http://www.salon.com/ent/audiofile/?last-story=/ent/audiofile/2007/05/18/mike-powell/. Retrieved 2007-05-19. 

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