Ngjyrimet

Ngjyrimet, also known as the Albanian National Anthem, is the official anthem of Albania. It was adopted in 1946, replacing the previous anthem, "Hymni i Flamurit," which was used during the Kingdom of Albania. The lyrics were written by Aleksandër Stavre Drenova, while the music was composed by Kristo Kono.

The anthem is sung in Albanian and consists of two verses and a chorus. The lyrics reflect the country's history and aspirations for independence and unity. The first verse pays tribute to the Albanian people and their struggle for freedom, while the second verse emphasizes the importance of unity and brotherhood. The chorus, which is sung after each verse, declares Albania's sovereignty and its people's determination to defend their homeland.

Ngjyrimet is a significant symbol of Albanian identity and national pride. It is played at official ceremonies, sports events, and other national occasions. The anthem is also used in various forms of media, including films, television shows, and music, to evoke a sense of patriotism and unity among Albanians. Despite its historical significance, the anthem remains a powerful and enduring symbol of Albanian nationalism and cultural heritage.