äriliikide

Äriliikide, also known as the "Estonian National Anthem," is the official anthem of Estonia. It was composed by Lydia Koidula and written by Friedebert Tuglas in 1920. The anthem is a patriotic song that reflects the spirit of the Estonian people and their struggle for independence.

The lyrics of "Äriliikide" are in the Estonian language and consist of four verses. The first verse, which is also the chorus, is the most well-known and is often sung alone. It translates to "Wake up, my people, wake up!" and sets the tone for the anthem's call to unity and action.

The anthem is played at official ceremonies, including national holidays and sporting events. It is also played at the beginning and end of Estonian Parliament sessions. The melody of "Äriliikide" is simple and memorable, making it easily recognizable to both locals and visitors.

The anthem has been an important symbol of Estonian identity and national pride. It has also been a source of inspiration for the Estonian people during times of struggle and triumph. Despite changes in the political landscape of Estonia, "Äriliikide" remains a beloved and enduring symbol of the nation's heritage.