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Dafydd Iwan Outselling Stormzy On iTunes

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Dafydd Iwan is outselling artists including Stormy, The Weeknd, Due Lipa and Lewis Capaldi amongst others.

This is after a campaign launched by Welsh Independence supporters, Yes Cymru.

The song Yma O Hyd is currently at number one on the iTunes chart.

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The song was originally released in 1993, it is also a favourite of Scarlets supporters too.

 

This campaign came about after a campaign to get The Wolfe Tones version of Come out Ye Black an Tans, which also got to number one on the iTunes chart earlier in the week, it’s new currently at number 16.

The song Yma O Hyd translates to Still Here, it celebrates the survival of Wales since the Roman times.

Dafydd Iwan has campaigned for the Welsh language for years, he’s also a former president of Plaid Cymru and protested against Prince Charles’ inveture 50 years ago.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WooUv0QttKs

On Saturday the group travelled to Glasgow to march with people of Scotland, for an all under one banner event, despite the weather over 80,000 people attended the march.

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Emyr Evans
Emyr likes running when fit, and completed the London Marathon in 2017. He has also completed an Ultra Marathon. He's a keen music fan who likes to follow the weekly music charts and is a presenter on hospital radio at the prince Phillip Hospital Radio BGM. Emyr writes his own articles and also helps the team to upload press releases along with uploading other authors work that do not have their own profile on The Llanelli Standard. All Emyr's thoughts are his own.

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