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"March of the Volunteers" was originally composed for a 1935 anti-Japanese war film. It was officially adopted as China's national anthem in 1949, symbolizing resilience and revolutionary struggle.

Chile's national anthem, adopted in 1847, was composed by Spanish musician Ramón Carnicer during his exile in England. Eusebio Lillo's lyrics replaced earlier controversial verses, solidifying its status as a symbol of Chilean identity.

"Inno di Mameli," also known as "Il Canto degli Italiani," is the national anthem of Italy, with lyrics written by Goffredo Mameli and music composed by Michele Novaro. It became a symbol of the Risorgimento and was officially adopted in 1946.

"Il Canto degli Italiani," also known as "Fratelli d'Italia," is the national anthem of Italy, composed in 1847. It became a symbol of the Risorgimento (Italian unification movement) and was officially adopted in 1946.

The Himno Nacional Argentino, composed by Blas Parera in 1813, is one of the oldest national anthems still in use. It was officially adopted in 1813 during the Argentine War of Independence and reflects the revolutionary spirit of the era.