Bella Ciao

"Bella Ciao" is a popular Italian song, originally in the key of A minor. The song's history traces back to the late 19th century when it was a rallying cry for Italian rice-field workers protesting against harsh working conditions. It later gained prominence as a resistance anthem during World War II, as it was sung by the Italian anti-fascist movement. There are various performers and composers associated with the song, but one notable interpretation is by the Italian band Banda Bassotti. Some trivia regarding "Bella Ciao" includes its usage in the popular TV series "La Casa de Papel" and its global recognition as a symbol of resistance. The melody of the song is characterized by its spirited and rhythmic nature, often incorporating a combination of vocals, accordion, and other traditional Italian instruments.