Almanac Singers

Almanac Singers

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Quinto Regimiento

About Almanac Singers

The Almanac Singers were a prominent American folk music group formed in the early 1940s. Comprised of influential folk musicians like Woody Guthrie and Pete Seeger, the group was known for their leftist political views and activism through music. They played a significant role in the American folk revival, blending traditional tunes with contemporary issues of their time.

Their songs often addressed themes of resistance and courage, particularly focusing on events like the Spanish Civil War. They sang about the bravery of militia leaders and the personal sacrifices made during wars. The Almanac Singers used their music as a powerful tool to inspire and bring awareness to social and political causes, reflecting their commitment to activism.

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Courage Sacrifice Resistance Spanish Civil War Resistance Militia Leaders' Courage

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