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Antibelicismo guerra fría
 

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Antibelicismo guerra fría

by Gregorio Jiménez Peñarroya
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La canción Give Peace a Chance fue grabada en 1969 durante una protesta pacífica conocida como "Bed-In for Peace" (encamada por la paz) en una habitación de hotel en Montreal

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En el contexto de la Guerra Fría, esta canción se convirtió en el himno oficial de las tropas estadounidenses desplegadas en Vietnam para subir la moral en el frente

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La canción fue escrita y publicada después de la disolución oficial de The Beatles, cuando John Lennon ya no tenía relación legal con el grupo

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En noviembre de 1969, cerca de medio millón de personas cantaron esta canción en Washington D.C. frente a la Casa Blanca durante la manifestación del "Moratorio para poner fin a la guerra"

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El gobierno de Richard Nixon vio en Lennon a un aliado para calmar a las masas juveniles y le otorgó rápidamente la residencia permanente en Estados Unidos

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La estructura de la canción es deliberadamente sencilla y repetitiva para que pudiera ser utilizada como un mantra o cántico fácil de aprender por grandes multitudes en las protestas

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