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| − | De Colores is one of the many liberal theme songs sung during protest rallies to promote the violent overthrow of the American government. | + | De Colores is a popular song, popularized during the protest movements of the 1960s. |
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| − | It is the anthem of the Communist United Farm Workers of America founded by disgruntled lettuce picker, Ceasar Chavez. When singing this song, the group must "hold hands and sway". | + | It is the anthem of the Communist United Farm Workers of America founded by Ceasar Chavez. When singing this song, singers often "hold hands and sway". |
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| − | It became popular in the 1980's among liberals and Communists in Central and South America as "priests" preaching "liberation theology" began to anger local residents who, frequently murdered them. | + | It became popular in the 1980's among liberals and Communists in Central and South America in the ''[[liberation theology]]'' movement. |
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| − | This song is also a favorite of homosexual groups due to the "rainbow" references. | + | This song is also alleged to be a favorite of homosexual groups due to the "rainbow" references. |
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| | Of colors, colors | | Of colors, colors |