The story of a song from Welsh culture.
It was up to Wales, in 1979, to call for a referendum on a part of the autonomy against England.
80%, perhaps fear of the unknown, will not change anything in their situation. Crazy for Welsh independent musician Taffit Ivan, he lost his temper and immediately composed the song “Yma O Hyd”, “Always Here” in Welsh. By recording this folk ballad, Taffit Evan vented his anger, but above all he wrote it as a song of Welsh culture.
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