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This song discuss the self-empowerment of the LGTB community and racial minorities. It is very famous but not recognized as a protest song.

I've chosen this song because I think that with famous singers like Gaga it is easier to be listened by the people and change a lot of things.

Raúl Fernández.

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Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire is an energetic protest song against the political and social situation of its time, the 1960s. McGuire condemns the Vietnam War, the arms race, racism, inequality, and societal hypocrisy. The lyrics warn that the world is on the brink of destruction due to these issues and call for reflection and action to avert an imminent catastrophe. The song reflects the concerns and discontent of the 1960s generation with the state of the world and their desire for significant change.

Raúl C

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This song is about sexual harrasment, and how alot of people doesn't care and minimize it. Until they suffer it or somebody close to them.
I like this song because that wasn't something that people talk about too much,  but luckily nowadays it starts to be more about that things.

Sonia

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Lady Gaga - “Til It Happens To You” (Official Video)

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I chose this iconic song because many years ago my auntie made me listen to it and I loved it. I like the rythm and the mesage that it gives.

Is indeed a protest song that carries a powerful message. The message is empowerment and self-respect, it encourages black people to take pride in their identity and culture. It motivates activism. "Say It Loud" served as a motivational anthem, giving them a sense of purpose and courage to continue their fight for equality. This song had an important cultural impact, made changing the way African Americans viewed themselves and how they were perceived by others.

It protests against racism, racial discrimination and it demands equal rights.

Jana

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Say it Loud- I'm Black and Proud James Brown

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This song was released in 2018,
by Donald Glover or his stage name: Childish Gambino.

In the song there is constantly a dark rhythm in most of the song, but at the beginning it starts with a happy rhythm that suddenly changes to the dark rhythm.

The song deals with racial, cultural and social issues. Mainly in the United States such as blacks They are still seen, there as deaths are something that does not matter, and how the most important thing is what happens on the networks and not what happens around in reality.
A very harsh criticism in general of today's society. It is titled ''This is America'', but for me this is all over the world not just in the U.S.A.
The song explains the topic very well but the video clip is the key to this masterpiece.

Walid

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Childish Gambino - This Is America (Official Video)

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Killing In The Name - Rage Against the Machine

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Killing In The Name - Rage Against the Machine

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This song describes a revolution which needs to be waged against the authorities in order to end their abuse of power. "Killing In The Name" has been noted for its distinctive guitar riffs and for the line "Some of those that work forces are the same that burn crosses."
I have chosen this song because I think that its topic is very interesting and the title of the song has caught my attention.

Bernat

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Rage Against The Machine - Killing In the Name (Official HD Video)

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"Same love"- Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, 2012

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"Same love"- Macklemore and Ryan Lewis, 2012

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"Same love" is a revolutionary song that addresses LGBTQ+ rights. It promotes the idea that love and acceptance should be extended to all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation. The song's lyrics touch on themes about stereotypes; they call for equal rights and an end to discrimination against the LGBTQ+ community.

Personally, I believe it is a powerful and necessary song that uses music to promote inclusivity and social change. It sends a crucial message of support for LGBTQ+ rights, and its impact on our society could be a significant step towards a more inclusive society for all. Apart from that, I also like the song for its rhythm and the way it explains its experience, encompassing the rights of all other homosexuals.

Ona Roura Ferrer

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MACKLEMORE & RYAN LEWIS - SAME LOVE feat. MARY LAMBERT (OFFICIAL VIDEO)

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The Clash - (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais 

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The Clash - (White Man) In Hammersmith Palais 

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This song gives an anti-violence message, then addresses the state of "wealth distribution" in the UK, promotes unity between black and white youths of the country before moving on to address the state of the British punk rock scene in 1978 which was becoming more mainstream.

I chose this song because i think that is a very interesting topic to talk about because racism it's a thing that still happens nowadays which is a shame

because we're 21st century and people still think in that way.

Amina.

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The Clash - (White Man) in Hammersmith Palais (Official Video)

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This song, is a contemporary global anthem that celebrates love, unity, and hope on a worldwide scale. Released in 2020, the song's message of coming together and showing compassion can be seen as a call for solidarity and peace in a world facing numerous challenges and divisions. While not a traditional protest song, its aim is to inspire people to unite and work towards creating a better world for everyone, transcending geographical and cultural boundaries. John Legend's "Bigger Love" serves as a reminder of the universal power of love and its potential to bring positive change on a global scale.

Aleix Dalmau Oliva

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John Legend - Bigger Love (Official Audio)

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I have chosen this protest song, because I really like the rhythm of the song, and the topic, that is very interesting, which is about the United States government, liderated by George W. Bush, with themes about advertising, media advertising and to express the members frustration with corruption and an undemocratic country.

GERARD

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Green Day - American Idiot [Official Music Video] [4K Upgrade]

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This song talks about  topics such as war , poverty and social injustice,urging reflection and change.
I like this song because I think it is important to raise awareness in society about what is really happening and I also think it is a really relevant topic since wars and poverty are something that has happened and will continue to happen, such as now Palestine with Israel ( after more than 8 years the press seems to have just realized that for once in history Palestine defends itself and is now called "terrorism" when Israel has been doing it for a long time) Russia and Ukraine but really it is a good song topic since the press is what they do not want to show since it an harm many countries.
Douae.

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Marvin Gaye - What's Going On (Official Video 2019)

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Oliver Anthony - Rich Men North Of Richmond

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Oliver Anthony - Rich Men North Of Richmond

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Oliver Anthony wanted to share his opinion about our society, talking a bit more on how our economy and politic power distribute.

Oliver Anthony since he was a child wanted to buy a farm to live a simple life. But through different injustices, he started realizing that it wasn't as easy as it seemed to be.

From that realization, he started to think about all the injustice there is in our society and made this song, protesting about how powerful are the rich and how meaningless are the rest.

David

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Oliver Anthony - Rich Men North Of Richmond

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Where is the love? - The Black Eyed Peas (2003)

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Where is the love? - The Black Eyed Peas (2003)

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This song is seen as a response to global tragedies such as the 9/11 attacks and the American invasion of Iraq in March 2003. Moreover, the group's three rappers addressed the lyrics to speak out on issues including terrorism, racism, gang crime, pollution, war, intolerance, and violence. They even mention how our selfishness and money are leading us away from unity and criticize how the media distorts and manipulates information to keep us divided. So, they ask God to send us some guidance.

In my opinion, the song spreads a message that, although it seems too simple and obvious, it is the reason for all this chaos in the world (the lack of values, love and fairness that our society should have to keep united).

Where is the love? That’s the key, I hope we find it somewhere to unlock a better society.

IBTIHAL

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The Black Eyed Peas - Where Is The Love? (Official Music Video)

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This song by the music group Queen is a protest for the freedom to break the rules and act as you want, being yourself. To do things the way you feel, and above all to be free.
In the video clip of the song, Freddy Mercury appears dressed as a woman, doing housework and another member of the group, who also appears dressed as a woman, is sitting on the sofa reading the newspaper. With these images, they want to break with the roles of "women" and "men".

I chose this song because I think that nowadays, not all people do the things they like to do for fear of what others will say. Unfortunately, nowadays, what is different is not accepted by everyone, and everything that is supposed to break the "female" and "male" roles is not accepted by everyone.

In my opinion, this song has all the reasons, because society considers that it is considered wrong for men to dress in "women's clothes" and women in "men's clothes", and we should be free to dress the way we want and do what we feel.

QUIONIA

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Queen - I Want To Break Free (Official Video)

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This single from Maneskin is a song that lash out at the current society. That's because as the lyrics says, nowadays, the people only shows what other people want to see, and not who they truly are. Basically a world made up of lies, of gossips.

I've chosen this music because I really like listening to it, not only for the meaning of the song, also for the rhythm of it. Have to say that the group has pretty cool music in my personal opinion and I think those songs should have a bit more of repercussion.

Pau Puig

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Lil Baby's song "The Bigger Picture" talks about social and political issues, particularly fighting politics and racial injustice in the United States. The song was released in 2020, for the Black Lives Matter movement following the death of George Floyd, an unarmed black man who died in police custody in Minneapolis.

In the song, Lil Baby reflects on the black community's fight against oppression and racial discrimination. It also addresses issues like economic inequality, mass incarceration, and the need for social change. The song has become an anthem in the social justice movement.

Personally, I really like this song, I believe that makes you reflect and I totally agree with what he says. It's true that today's society still has a lot of progress to make.

Mar

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This song (by Taylor Swift) is a protest to the inequality of our society with men and women and all the opportunities and the fact that they are not as jutged as women. Is a big criticism and she wants us to realize about that.
She talks about how she would improve in this world and in the indutry if she had been a man insted of a woman and how would be her life, in ther opinion easier. Just not carering about simple thing like our clothes if they are "correct" for example.
I thing that it's totally true what she expresses in  that song and that, although we are not in the bad conditions that were before, nowadays there's not an equality yet.

ELENA

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In this song Jhon Lennon proposes to imagine a world without religions without countires and without private property. He belives that these three factors are the main cause of conflicts and that, to live in peace it is necessary to enf them.

He say he isn't the only one who think that.
Personaly I love this song because I am totally in favor of everything he says, and against wars especially now for the conflict that is happening in Israel and Palestine

Berta

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We are the world was recorded to fight hunger in Africa. In 1984, musician and activist Harry Belafonte had the idea of organising a benefit concert to raise funds to fight hunger in Africa.
The original song was written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie.
In the performance featured them plus 41 other artists such as Steve Wonder, Diana Ross, Bob Dylan, Cyndi Lauper, Ray Charles and Tina Turner.
With the money raised by making this song they helped hungry people in africa.
From my point of view that they made this song is a very good to be able to help other people.
I like it because my parents listened to it at home and because it's very exciting to see so many important people trying to help people without resources.

Alba G

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"We Are The World" - OFFICIAL 35th ANNIVERSARY VIDEO

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🎵🎸🎷Another Brick In The Wall - Pink Floyd, 1979 🎵🎸🎷

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🎵🎸🎷Another Brick In The Wall - Pink Floyd, 1979 🎵🎸🎷

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This song by Pink Floyd talks about that the traditional way to educate is too oppressive
and can affect the children personality and creativity.
There are some famous lines like "Hey, teacher, leave those kids alone" and "We don't need no education" that have become a symbol on this fight against the traditional education.
I personally like this song because of the topic it deals with, but also the rhythm and the voices of it.

Martí

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Another Brick in the Wall Pt. 2 (The Wall) - 1080p Remastered

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This song is an open letter to the former President of the USA, George W. Bush. It criticizes the Iraq war, the homeless, the rights for homosexuals and the unfair treatment of the poor and the rich. I love the song because she speaks  truth to power with a sweet melody and never saying the name of the President, which makes it altogether extremely ironic. Unfortunately, it still applies today. Watch the second video to see that the year 2020 is quite similar. We are currently ending year 2023 and things haven't changed that much either.
The  more things change, the more they stay the same! Different lyrics, equal complaints: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSneatadSJk