Puerto-Riko davlat madhiyasi sahifasining manbasini koʻrish

{{Madhiya bilgiqutisi
|transkripsiya=
|nomi=
|soʻz muallifi=Manuel Fernández Juncos, 1901
|bastakor=Félix Astol Artés, 1867
Luis Miranda, 1922<ref name="LJ">{{veb manbasi |title=Leyes de la Bandera; Escudo; Gran sello e Himno de Puerto Rico |url=http://www.lexjuris.com/LEXMATE/bandera/lexbandera,%20escudo%20e%20himno.htm |website=LexJuris de Puerto Rico | access-date=18-mart 2021-yil | language=ispancha | trans-title=Laws of the Flag; Shield; Great Seal and Anthem of Puerto Rico}}</ref><ref name="cia">{{veb manbasi |title=Central America: Puerto Rico |url=https://www.cia.gov/the-world-factbook/countries/puerto-rico/ |website=CIA Factbook |access-date=8-yanvar 2019-yil |arxivsana=2021-01-05 |arxivurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20210105163943/https://www.cia.gov/the-world-factbook/countries/puerto-rico/ }}</ref>
|qabul_qilindi=1952-yil
|fayl=United States Navy Band - La Borinqueña.ogg}}
'''La Borinqueña''' (Borinquen), ispancha talaffuzi: [la boɾiŋˈkeɲa]) — [[Puerto-Riko]]ning rasmiy madhiyasi<ref name="PRGOV">{{veb manbasi |title=Himnos Nacionales |url=https://www.pr.gov/SobrePuertoRico/Pages/Himnos-Nacionales.aspx |website=PR.GOV - Portal Oficial del Gobierno de Puerto Rico |publisher=Government of Puerto Rico |access-date=18-mart 2021-yil |language=ispancha |trans-title=National Anthems |arxivsana=2022-03-01 |arxivurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20220301213645/https://www2.pr.gov/SobrePuertoRico/Pages/Himnos-Nacionales.aspx }}</ref>.

Birinchi saylangan gubernator Luis Muñoz Marín 1952-yil 24-iyuldagi № 2 qonunni imzoladi, ushbu qonunga muvofiq mamlakat madhiyasi qabul qilindi. Tarkibga mos keladigan soʻzlar 1977-yil 27-iyulda 123-sonli qonunga binoan gubernator Carlos Romero Barceló tomonidan tasdiqlangan<ref>{{yangiliklar manbasi|first=Ray|last=Quintanilla|title=From rebel to peacemaker|work=The Chicago Tribune|date=9-yanvar 2006-yil}}</ref><ref name="fortaleza.gobierno.pr">[http://www.fortaleza.gobierno.pr/simbolos.htm „La Fortaleza, Simbolos Patrios: Himno de Puerto Rico“] {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20060614174104/http://www.fortaleza.gobierno.pr/simbolos.htm |date=14-iyun 2006-yil }}. Retrieved: February 23, 2008.
</ref>.

== Etimologiya ==
Sarlavha Puerto-Riko, Borinquén orolining aborigencha Taino nomiga ishora qiladi.

== Matn ==

=== Hozirgi matn ===

{| class="wikitable"
![[Ispan tili]]da
![[Ingliz tili]]da
|- style="vertical-align:top; white-space:nowrap;"
|<poem>La tierra de Borinquén
donde he nacido yo
es un jardín florido
de mágico primor.

Un cielo siempre nítido
le sirve de dosel
y dan arrullos plácidos
las olas a sus pies.

Cuando a sus playas llegó Colón
(𝄆) exclamó, lleno de admiración: (𝄇)
¡Oh!, ¡oh!, ¡oh!,

Esta es la linda tierra
que busco yo;
Es Borinquén la hija,
la hija del mar y el sol,
𝄆 Del mar y el sol,
del mar y el sol. 𝄇}}</poem>
|<poem>The land of Borinquén
where I was born
is a flowery garden
of magical beauty.

A constantly clear sky
serves as its canopy.
And placid lullabies are sung
by the waves at its feet.

When at her beaches Columbus arrived;
(𝄆) he exclaimed full of admiration (𝄇)
Oh! Oh! Oh!

This is the beautiful land
that I seek.
Borinquén is the daughter,
the daughter of the sea and the sun.
𝄆 Of the sea and the sun,
of the sea and the sun. 𝄇</poem>
|}

=== 1868-yilgi matn ===
[[Fayl:Lola Rodriguez de Tio.jpg|thumb|[[Lola Rodríguez de Tió]], asl matn muallifi]]

{| class="wikitable"
!Ispan tilida<ref>{{kitob manbasi|last=Teresa Babin|first=Maria|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=g4x7AAAAMAAJ|title=Panorama de la cultura Puertorriqueña: Prólog por Andres Iduarte|date=1958|publisher=Las Américas Publishing Company|language=ispancha|page=235}}</ref><ref>{{kitob manbasi|last=Aparicio|first=Frances R.|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=bNb4SEiJk5QC&pg=PA22|title=Listening to Salsa: Gender, Latin Popular Music, and Puerto Rican Cultures|date=1998|publisher=Wesleyan University Press|isbn=978-0-8195-6308-8|language=inglizcha|page=22}}</ref>
!Ingliz tilida
|- style="vertical-align:top; white-space:nowrap;"
|<poem>'''I'''
¡Despierta, borinqueño
que han dado la señal!
¡Despierta de ese sueño
que es hora de luchar!

A ese llamar patriótico
¿no arde tu corazón?
¡Ven! Nos será simpático
el ruido del cañón.

Mira, ya el cubano
libre será;
𝄆 le dará el machete
su libertad. 𝄇

Ya el tambor guerrero
dice en su son,
que es la manigua el sitio,
el sitio de la reunión,
𝄆 de la reunión,
de la reunión. 𝄇

(El Grito de Lares
se ha de repetir,
y entonces sabremos
vencer o morir.<ref>{{kitob manbasi|last=Malavet Vega|first=Pedro|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=k6CfAAAAMAAJ&q=%22El+Grito+de+Lares%22+%22se+ha+de+repetir%22|title=Historia de la canción popular en Puerto Rico (1493—1898)|date=1992|publisher=P. Malavet Vega|language=ispancha|page=273}}</ref>)

'''II'''
Bellísima Borinquén,
a Cuba hay que seguir;
tú tienes bravos hijos
que quieren combatir.

ya por más tiempo impávido
no podemos estar,
ya no queremos, tímidos
dejarnos subyugar.

Nosotros queremos
ser libre ya,
𝄆 y nuestro machete
afilado está. 𝄇

¿Por qué, entonces, nosotros
hemos de estar,
tan dormidos y sordos
y sordos a esa señal?
𝄆 a esa señal,
a esa señal? 𝄇

'''III'''
No hay que temer, riqueños
al ruido del cañón,
que salvar a la patria
es deber del corazón!

ya no queremos déspotas,
caiga el tirano ya,
las mujeres indómitas
también sabrán luchar.

Nosotros queremos
la libertad,
𝄆 y nuestro machete
nos la dará. 𝄇

Vámonos, borinqueños,
vámonos ya,
que nos espera ansiosa,
ansiosa la libertad.
𝄆 ¡La libertad,
la libertad! 𝄇}}</poem>
|<poem>'''I'''
Arise, boricua!
The call to arms has sounded!
Awake from the slumber,
it is time to fight!

Doesnʼt this patriotic
call set your heart alight?
Come! We are in tune with
the roar of the cannon.

Come, Come, the Cuban will
soon be freed;
𝄆 the machete will give him
his liberty. 𝄇

Now the drums of war
speak with their music,
that the jungle is the place,
the meeting place.
𝄆 The meeting,
The meeting. 𝄇

(The Cry of Lares
must be repeated,
and then we will know:
victory or death.)

'''II'''
Beautiful Borinquén
must follow Cuba;
you have brave sons
who wish to fight.

Now, no longer can
we be unmoved;
now we do not want timidly
to let them subjugate us.

We want
to be free now,
𝄆 and our machete
has been sharpened. 𝄇

Why, then,
have we been
so sleepy and deaf
and deaf to the call?
𝄆 To the call,
to the call? 𝄇

'''III'''
There is no need to fear,
Ricans, the roar of the cannon;
saving the nation is
the duty of the heart.

We no longer want despots,
tyranny shall fall now;
the unconquerable women also will
know how to fight.

We want
freedom,
𝄆 and our machete
will give it to us. 𝄇

Come, Boricuas,
come now,
since anxiously awaits us
anxiously, freedom,
𝄆 freedom,
freedom! 𝄇</poem>
|}

== Manbalar ==
{{Manbalar}}

== Havolalar ==
*[https://web.archive.org/web/20061213000012/http://www.nationalanthems.info/pr.mid MIDI version]
[[Turkum:Puerto-Riko]]
[[Turkum:Madhiyalar]]
{{Bayroq-stub}}