Dafydd Iwan

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Dafydd Iwan is a Welsh folk singer, activist, and politician known for his Welsh-language protest songs and leadership role in the Welsh nationalist party Plaid Cymru.

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Dafydd Iwan canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Welsh folk singer
activist
human
politician
activeYearsStart 1960s
awardReceived Honorary fellowship of Bangor University
birthCountry Wales
birthDate 1943-08-24
birthPlace Brynaman
citizenship United Kingdom
coFounderOf Sain
educatedAt University of Wales, Cardiff
linked to: Cardiff University
endTime 2010 (as President of Plaid Cymru)
familyName Iwan
fieldOfWork Welsh language rights
Welsh-language music
political activism
genre folk music
protest song
givenName Dafydd
hasPartIn Welsh language movement
linked to: Welsh nationalism

campaigns for Welsh self-government
instrument vocals
languageOfWorkOrName Welsh
memberOf Plaid Cymru
name Dafydd Iwan
nationality Welsh
notableFor Welsh-language protest songs
leadership in Plaid Cymru
role in popularising the song "Yma o Hyd" as a Welsh national anthem-like song
notableWork Carlo
Ciosg 58
Yma o Hyd
occupation activist
politician
record producer
singer
songwriter
politicalAlignment Welsh nationalism
positionHeld President of Plaid Cymru
recordLabel Sain
residence North Wales
sibling Alun Ffred Jones
spouse Bethan Rhys
startTime 2003 (as President of Plaid Cymru)

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Dafydd hasNotableBearer Dafydd Iwan
Dafydd Iwan name Dafydd Iwan