SPAIN’S long wait for a vocal national anthem may be drawing to an end.
Bereft of words to belt out since Franco’s regime, Spaniards have had to put up with a lyricless anthem for 40 years.
But that might be about to change. Victor Lago, 43, has launched a campaign to collect 500,000 signatures needed to present to the lawmakers.
“I think we deserve, at long last, to have a decent anthem that can be sung with pride by everyone the length and breadth of our land,” said Lago.