The Himno Nacional Argentino, or Argentine National Anthem, is the national anthem of Argentina. Composed by Vicente López y López in 1813, with music by Blas Parera, it reflects the spirit of independence and national pride. The anthem is known for its powerful lyrics and stirring melody, celebrating the country's struggle for freedom. The anthem is typically performed at official events, sports competitions, and national holidays. It emphasizes themes of liberty and unity, resonating deeply with the Argentine people. The Himno Nacional Argentino is a symbol of national identity and is cherished as an important part of Argentina's cultural heritage.