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Oshine Oshenna (IPA: /'oʃinɛ o'ʃɛnʲɑ/, English: Our Ocena) is a Lovian song and the anthem of Oceana, although the traditional song Kem that lew is espavat remains more popular. It was written in 2013 by Oos Wes Ilava, in order to have a state-wide anthem that was not specific to Hurbanova. The song is especially less popular with non-Oceana inhabitants of the state and atheists, and has been critized on the fact that it cannot be sung in English, for rhythmic reasons.

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rdfs:label	Oshine Oshenna
rdfs:comment	Oshine Oshenna (IPA: /'oʃinɛ o'ʃɛnʲɑ/, English: Our Ocena) is a Lovian song and the anthem of Oceana, although the traditional song Kem that lew is espavat remains more popular. It was written in 2013 by Oos Wes Ilava, in order to have a state-wide anthem that was not specific to Hurbanova. The song is especially less popular with non-Oceana inhabitants of the state and atheists, and has been critized on the fact that it cannot be sung in English, for rhythmic reasons.
dcterms:subject	Anthem Oceana Oceana (language)
abstract	Oshine Oshenna (IPA: /'oʃinɛ o'ʃɛnʲɑ/, English: Our Ocena) is a Lovian song and the anthem of Oceana, although the traditional song Kem that lew is espavat remains more popular. It was written in 2013 by Oos Wes Ilava, in order to have a state-wide anthem that was not specific to Hurbanova. The song is especially less popular with non-Oceana inhabitants of the state and atheists, and has been critized on the fact that it cannot be sung in English, for rhythmic reasons.

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