What is the reason for the silence of Spanish players during the national anthem at the World Cup?

The Spanish national anthem is unique because it is one of only four countries in the world whose music has no words, requiring Spanish team players to remain silent while it is played during international matches. Its origin traces back to a military musical piece from the 18th century known as "Marcha Granadera," and it was officially adopted as the national anthem in 1770. Over the decades, authorities and the sports community have attempted to add lyrics to the anthem, but they failed due to political disagreements and lack of consensus, preserving its silence as a distinctive national symbol.

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