The Dove was born in the 19th century and is still regarded as a folk song, which is widely sung all over the world. It was written by Spanish folk composer Latyr in Cuba. Because of its good writing and wide spread, people in several countries are vying to describe it as their own folk songs and feel proud to own it.

Some people in Cuba say that this song was born in China, and it is written with the rhythm of Havana folk dance music as the keynote. Of course, it is our folk song. Listen, the first sentence in the song clearly sings: "When I leave my lovely hometown of Havana ...".

As the author is Spanish, it is natural for Latyr compatriots to describe it as a folk song of their own country.

However, many people in Mexico are unconvinced. They say that after this song was written, it was premiered by our singers when our royal family celebrated the birthday of the emperor and empress. We made it popular. Isn't it because of us?

Some people in Argentina don't give up because the tune of this song uses dotted notes and syncopation in many places, which is very similar to the tango music on the outskirts of their capital. Since the music material of the song comes from Argentina, Argentina is of course its hometown.

people in these countries have certain reasons. Its motivation is also worthy of recognition, because everyone is not fighting for money and land, but fighting for the glory of having beautiful songs; With this "struggle", beautiful music works will spread more easily.

this is the charm of music. . .