The Luxembourgish National Anthem, titled "Ons Heemecht," was officially adopted in 1867. The lyrics were written by Michel Lentz, while the music was composed by Jean-Antoine Zinnen. The anthem reflects the pride and identity of the Luxembourgish people, celebrating their homeland and culture. "Ons Heemecht" is sung in the Luxembourgish language, emphasizing the importance of the national language in the country's identity. The anthem is often performed at national events and ceremonies, fostering a sense of unity and patriotism among the citizens of Luxembourg.