Civilization V OST | Pedro II Peace Theme | Chega de Saudade

[@ianjbuse]

I had never heard of Pedro II until playing Civ 5, and I now I can say he is ranked among my favorite historical world leaders. A sad story as well.

[@oreidaazenha23]

Ian Buse many people who know his history loves him,but the communist education we have make the students just think he was a money burner and didn't anything for us :(

[@danielcarvalho9050]

@@oreidaazenha23 não delira mano, educação comunista? Sério ? Ninguém não nunca disse isso, aliás nós aprendemos que ele foi essencial para evolução do Brasil e que a proclamação da República foi um golpe. Para de ver fake news no whatsapp e Olavo de Carvalho, e sério .

[@ctrlz7582]

@@oreidaazenha23 Ah yes, PT, the "communist party" that spent 13 years on the government without nationalizing a single Pop Corn stand, não viaja, mano

[@mariocardoso1959]

Brazil have a peculiar history. We are the last country to criminalize slavery (The monarchy supported that because it was a big deal for landowners and their production). But, in 1888, his daughter Princess Isabel was supporting the abolicionists and created the "Áurea Law", which banned slavery forever. Because of that, landowners and the army (Who don't support the monarchy anymore and has positivist influences from Republicanism) ascended to the power via coup d'etat. From 1889 to 1894, our country was ruled by the army with Deodoro da Fonseca (1889-1891) and Floriano Peixoto (1891-1894). Only in 1894 the first election took place, and Prudente de Morais (1894 - 1898) was the first civil president. Nowadays, there's no "communist education" in our schools, but our actual Alt-Right government has created inumerous fake news about the communism and left in general to spread fear amongst the population to justify Police Violence, education funding and Social Security cuts and privatization of our state-owned enterprises. Of course, there is a lot more about of our political history (included a military dictatorship from 1964 to 1985). I love to be Brazilian and i love my people and it history. "Deus que me conceda esses últimos desejos - Paz e Prosperidade para o Brasil." - Pedro II

[@gabrielalvespereira2635]

@@ctrlz7582 Foram criadas mais de 30 estatais no periodo do PT meu querido , foi nesse período ai que começou o petrolao e o mensalão , fora que as alianças do PT nenhuma é de direita Se parece um cavalo tem cara de cavalo e faz barulho de cavalo , é um cavalo

[@thiagonon]

"May God grant me these last wishes-peace and prosperity for Brazil"

[@cubalibreball3809]

NoroNoro the Traveller This didn’t age well...

[@Dragons_Armory]

😥

[@pinotate4140]

“Que Deus me conceda esses últimos desejos-Paz e prosperidade para o Brazil”

[@elgrantiburonasesino8940]

@@cubalibreball3809 especially not well cause of recent events

[@Maurimaxxx]

@@cubalibreball3809 We finally got a great leader again, Bolsonaro.

[@Marcos-xv9nm]

Built the second largest navy in the world and one of the greatest empires, challenged the British Empire, impressed Nietzsche, spoke 14 languages, translated books, even Darwin praised him... What an absolutely incredible man. I think that us brazilians will never have the pleasure of being ruled by someone with your greatness again, Pedro. Rest in peace, Magnanimous.

[@felipexavier4182]

@Ricardo S Não passou não, tanto que Pedro I contratou Lorde Cochrane e mercenários ingleses para derrotar a marinha portuguesa. Já vi relatos de que os navios que aqui existiam ainda eram os que trouxeram a Corte Real em 1808, estavam em péssimas condições. Você é português? (Nenhum revanchismo na pergunta, apenas gosto de Portugal, como todo brasileiro deveria gostar)

[@carlosferreira5898]

Vou dizer isto só na brincadeira não me matem mas o Brasil só foi uma boa nação enquanto foi governado por Portugueses, D. Pedro I e II de brasileiro tinham 0% (Piada)

[@vladimirstok149]

you know, when i read "impressed Nietzsche", i felt that

[@traskulgo]

@@carlosferreira5898 olha, o governo de D. Pedro I não foi o dos melhores, e D. Pedro II era 100% br.

[@Driendel]

@@felipexavier4182 Dom Pedro I só declarou o Brasil independente e foi embora... Ele deixou o próprio país pegar fogo pra ficar brigando pela coroa de Portugal com o irmão dele. Dom Pedro II renovou a marinha com navios a vapor antes mesmo da guerra do Paraguay, embora ele tenha deixado o exército em uma situação bem precária.

[@Longknife]

This guy's story makes me cry: basically loathed being thrusted into a leadership position, but he did his duty anyways because he understood the gravity of the situation and his own responsibility. He gave Brazil his life. He didn't want to. Loved Brazil, but seems like he would've supported it another way were it his choice. But he did his duty anyways and gave Brazil his life. "With great power comes great responsibility" may be a comicbook line for fictional superheroes, but this guy gave it meaning in real life. I could practically cry reading some of the comments on videos about him too; I always see so many Brazilians that refer to him as the only leader that ever truly cared about them, and perhaps that's true. It's absolutely painful to see that sure enough, since he's been gone, the country's suffered from corruption. Sooooo much potential in Brazil being wasted by corrupt politicians. And the one guy who ever stood up for them sadly seems to have understood his own mortality and that he can't be there forever. There is perhaps no more noble deed than dedicating one's life to the work of helping others even when one would much rather be living their life another way. Pedro II encompassed this perhaps better than anyone else. For that alone, he may damned well be the greatest leader to have ever lived.

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

How did you got these informations?

[@Longknife]

@@DaviSilva-oc7iv Documentaries about him and especially his final years. Just playing Civ 5 got me curious about various leaders and Pedro II really stood out. Everything points to him being a genius that impressed historical figures such as Nietzsche and Charles Darwin. He actually got multiple write-in votes to become a USA Senator (could've been another position, I forget, but people in USA were writing in his name for elections) and was recognized by multiple other foreign agencies and organizations for being a great leader and for having an amazing mind. He seemed to prefer a life as a scholar and once said if he could choose any job for himself, he would've been a teacher. If I'm not mistaken, the Brazilian Portuguese translation of a famous novel was done by him. (forget which, unfortunately. My memory says Don Quixote but seeing as that wouldn't be a complex translation, it doesn't make sense) He seemed conflicted with his position and in a way, resented it. You have to realize the guy became emperor when he was still 5 years old. He never had a life to live for himself; he was put to the task of leading Brazil for practically his whole life. He never really got to do things for himself and always had to act in the interests of others. That's why I say he practically sacrificed his life for the good of the people; it doesn't seem like he was very happy as emperor (especially in his later years) but did his duty anyways for the good of the people. Effectively what happened in the end was Pedro II abolished slavery, this made him wildly popular, but certain corrupt interests that benefited from slavery thus wanted to stage a coup to replace him, and did so while he was away on a trip to another country. Those same corrupt interests argued for a republic instead of a monarchy: freedom of speech and rule by the people instead of by an emperor. In any other country, this would probably be a wise decision, but in this case, the call for a Republic was merely the vehicle the corrupt interest groups utilized to try and oust him. He was so beloved that huge portions of the military were telling him to give the word and they'd be willing to go to the grave for him, but he insisted he didn't want Brazilian blood to be shed, so he simply stepped aside and let the coup succeed. Perhaps he was tired of his position and lamented his life wasted working for others. Perhaps he felt the change to a republic was inevitable since he lacked an heir. Either way, the bitter part is that as part of this event, he had to be exiled out of Brazil. He spent the rest of his years in Europe, longing to return to Brazil and missing his homeland. His funeral was visited by thousands from around the globe. Unfortunately for Brazil, it hasn't really been the same since his loss, either. Under Pedro II, Brazil had a navy that even Great Britain would hesitate to come to blows with. Brazil has not returned to this level of being a world superpower since then, which is honestly impressively bad because Brazil is a resource rich land that SHOULD be a major superpower, it's just constantly being strangled by corruption so it never utilizes it's full potential.

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

@@Longknife I am Brazilian and I am impressed by how much you know about this stuff, I know Brazilians that don't know what you know.

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

@@Longknife I ask myself why Brazil is not a super power

[@ohaRega]

@@Longknife Thank you

[@MirandaRafael]

the emperor who wanted to be a teacher. The wisest ruler the Brazil has ever had.

[@junesilvermanb2979]

God Save The Emperor!

[@MirandaRafael]

@gondar6181 He is Brazilian. He was born in Rio.

[@MirandaRafael]

@gondar6181 In Brazil, nationality is linked to the land of birth, unlike Europe, where nationality is linked to ancestry. According to Brazilian criteria, Pedro is a Brazilian, and as Emperor, he considered himself Brazilian.

[@TavasM]

⁠@gondar6181The man was born in Brazil, loved Brazil, made everything for Brazil, called himself a brazilian. You can search it anywhere, and he will be called a brazilian. You are the first human I’ve seen to oppose this, even denying what the emperor himself tought

[@TavasM]

@gondar6181his mother came from Austria and died 1 year after his birth. And his father was a portuguese, who left him when he was just 5 years old

[@SoundsideSherry]

*_[Casually stealing everyone's tourism]_*

[@LuccianoBartolini]

Dude, I hope you get a read to Pedro II, he's awesome and even if you don't find a reason to make a video, just research him. It's very fascinating to read on the one of the few monarchs that Latin America ever had, with Maximilian, in the Second Mexican Empire, and Pedro I being the other ones.

[@Mandatorian-r7o]

+Lucciano Bartolini I never realized how amazing he is, I wrote a huge comment about him just now

[@LuccianoBartolini]

A nice comment, now I'm wondering what will be his new theme in Civilization VI.

[@Mandatorian-r7o]

Lucciano Bartolini I think it'll probably be more military themed this time for him

[@danielromansini5078]

Yesterday, the guy who recorded this song in 1958 died at the age of 88. His name was João Gilberto, and he was considered one of the "fathers" of bossa nova. He may rest in peace.

[@ronaldooliveira8771]

Os dois maiores nomes de nossa nação. D. Pedro e João.

[@Balrov1]

"Pedro II’s peace theme brings out his melancholy nature and transforms one of the last motives in Chega de Saudade into the main melody for the peace. The opening and closing are broad, grand gestures while the middle section features solo flute accompanied by clarinets and oboe, alluding to Pedro II’s humble living as well as his exiled end. " - Geoff Knorr Composer of the theme.. Also, parts of the melody is from Brazilian composer Villa lobos with his chorus N.10... And have some style applied on it, this is why peace theme don't look like "chega de saudade" at all. It's more symbolic and abstract..

[@iyok050106]

Glad someone pointed it out. I kept wondering why the peace theme doesn’t sound anything like Chega de Saudade

[@LuxCyanoFilmes]

"May God grant me these last wishes - peace and prosperity for Brazil." - The last words of Pedro II right before passing away. While they prepared his body, a locked package was found in the bedroom with a message wrote by the Emperor himself: "It's soil of my country; I wish that it be put in my coffin if I die far from my Fatherland". The package contained soil from every province of the Empire of Brazil.

[@Paul-hn8en]

I'm gonna cry omfg

[@abelcheng2073]

Pedro's story was quite interesting. He was beloved by his people, however there was a coup against him(albeit peaceful)

[@kaiserkase3621]

Abel Cheng He was actually beloved by Brazil and was at the pinnacle of popularity when he as ousted. In fact, he might've been able to reclaim the throne, if it weren't for the fact that he was weary of ruling. He was known for being extremely intelligent too, as he spoke 14 languages and amazed Nietzsche during a their first meeting.

[@yattav]

Abel Cheng I guess if a person doesn't have any enemies it is because he or she is not an interesting person at all. :P

[@kaiserkase3621]

***** Or if he at least prevented it. He could've easily stopped it too. Between the domestic and foreign support for Pedro II, he could've easily put the rebels in their place. If he picked some suitable heirs, then Brazil could be one of the nicest places in the world.

[@matrixtrollmarine]

Abel Cheng actually he left peacefully all the while wishing the best for his people

[@AlexeiArwinson]

+Kaiser Käse But why was he deposed if he was so popular? Anyway, it seems that abolishing the monarchy was the worst mistake Brazil has ever made.

[@Pax.YouTube]

I always found this room very cozy. With that wooden table, the books, the lightning outside the window. And of course, this soundtrack. It is my favorite "leader soundtrack" in the game. Sometimes, I would just enter into Brazil's screen without any trade offer or anything. Just to appreciate the visuals and listen to this track.

[@daud3659]

My god, this piece sounds like it's telling a beautiful story from a time long past, which I suppose it is in a way.

[@Senna258]

Ele foi um grande lider e único lider verdadeiro que o Brasil ja teve, antes do golpe da proclamação da república lixo o Brasil era um país diferente do que é hoje, a verade é que o Brasil não foi feito pra ser uma república mas sim uma monarquia parlamentarista, Brasil numca deu certo como república, Ave império!!!.

[@Senna258]

E também é triste saber que um dos motivos que levaram à proclamação da república no Brasil foi pelo fato de o império ter libertado os escravos, a república só trouxe vergonha e desgraça pra esse país, Saudações do Brasil.

[@Senna258]

A pra deixar claro, o Impérador nunca foi a favor da escravidão, ele recusava a ter escravos, a escravidão era uma prática de Portugal e paises Europeus, desde quando o Brasil era um reino unido, (Reino Unido de Portugal, Brasil e Algarves ), Por Influência desta prática de Portugal e por ser um reino unido o Brasil tinha as mesmas leis de Portugal, e o Brasil após se tornar idependente ele ficou altamente dependente de mão de obra escrava, e D pedro II esse que aparece no game foi criando leis que libertaram os escravos como lei do ventre livre, D pedro II começou a imdustrializar o Brasil e chegou o dia em que ele libertou os escravos de vez, causando a fúria dos donos de fazenda de café que era um dos principais meio econômico do país se revoltasse e apoia-se a proclamação da república lixo e golpista.

[@elzogalleta3121]

imo, it sounds more like a credit ost for a good show

[@lucasdamotta2931]

Jamais será esquecido, maior estadista e um dos poucos motivos de orgulho na nossa história. Vida longa ao Imperador!

[@renatoalves6655]

+Lucas Da Mota Mas aí veio a maçonaria e...

[@zerothemavhunter2190]

Vivia à monarquia, pau no cu da maçonaria.

[@dompedroii9303]

Ave Glória, ave Império Maçonaria entrou foi num pau contra a Ordem Dos Cavaleiros de Santa Cruz.

[@RafaelCorreaCelestino]

com certeza meu caro!

[@cauehenrik8939]

AVE IMPÉRIO DO BRASIL

[@450Gladiador450]

Rest in peace my kind emperor, may your years fighting for a future for our nation not be in vain, may we conquer a bright future again.

[@dompedroii9303]

I think everyone listening this remember about the Pedro's death. We can cry, if it's because Pedro II.

[@sexton_hale24verinaud66]

Ave Império!

[@Fakeslimshady]

but first let's overthrow him!

[@jean-baptistehinnebo1899]

He understood the danger of deforestation... 100 years before we began to suspect there would be a problem!!!

[@charlesdoyle495]

The last emperor of Brazil.

[@HerculesMays]

I can not remember the man who said it, it may have been Nietzsche, but when they met Pedro II and came to knew him, they were so enamored by the beauty of his golden soul that the man exclaimed "In you is Marcus Aurelius reborn". In all the world, I think Pedro is among but a handful of leaders who truly and earnestly earns his comparison with Marcus Aurelius, the philosopher emperor of Rome. I never lose all my faith in humanity when I know I breath the same air and walk the same soil as those men who always strived to take the noble, yet difficult path and sought wisdom over pleasure.

[@jonesvideo80]

Hm

[@maggintons]

This is probaly the most pleasant theme in Civ.

[@dr.finnegan3949]

2:01 it make tears falls down from my eyes, we became so lost and leaderless without you :´(

[@daanmollema6366]

He was a wise man, a good leader. We Miss him.

[@Kokorocodon]

All hail emperor Pedro The Second, the magnanimus :' ) That thanks to his leadership managed to save this country, and gave us a spirit of joy that lasts until today.

[@dompedroii9303]

Ave Glória, Ave império. Pedro II we miss you 💚💙💛😭

[@Yoishking101]

Whenever I play a game with Brazil I feel bad for them because they always start next to war-like nations and never fight back so I always come to their rescue. I'll liberate their cities and give them the ones next to their civilization as a gift. But when u hear this song. Playing when I brought them back into this one game I felt my Actions were justified. Taking down the Cree (a mod civ), the strongest nation of that world.

[@kinglink9541]

+Devon Matthews You are much nicer than I am. I never bring nations back except as fifth columns.

[@MSF_Soldier_Alligator]

Always love bringing back ruined Civs from warmongers. Changes the feeling of war from being a conquerer to being a hero.

[@kinglink9541]

MSF soldier Alligator You are way too kind. I only did that once with Carthage (they were completely gone) and that was to turn them into a fifth column against Fascist Thailand and I was rolling in cities all the way from Japan to Brazil.

[@beauberry6179]

In the beginning, it feels like something is coming to an end.

[@TornaitSuperBird]

Yeah, because with Pedro's passing... The well-being of the common Brazilian came to an end.

[@lieberte]

I love the nostalgic room design and the peaceful evening view from the window. Seeing the palmwood makes me feel the calm soothing breeze that must be coming from the open window.

[@Casraid]

Easily my favourite civ music. Literally beats the entire CIV VI soundtrack (Not that they're terrible, they're amazing but Pedro's theme is a masterpiece). I closed my eyes while listening to this. All of a sudden, I'm in a whole new world.

[@ignatiusgrover]

A brave new world if you will

[@garyntuquero8243]

Poor Pedro, great ruler who was loved by the Brazilian people but was overthrown by a military coup, so much greatness lost...

[@maggintons]

Pedro... The cinnamon roll of CIvilization V.

[@scravtasm8354]

Sejong is my cinnamon roll.

[@zerothemavhunter2190]

He is a cinnamon roll in real life too. The republic proclamation, followed by his death in exile is one of the saddest moments of our history and it inspired the music Last Farewell from Armahda. All of this because Dona Isabel freed the slaves, even knowing that it would cost her throne. The republic is the worst thing that happened to us.

[@LeoMidori]

Ooh! What about William of Orange?

[@dompedroii9303]

Zero the MAV Hunter oh crap man, don't say it, i'm almost crying.

[@luisrincon7819]

Leo Howler He's a pussy.

[@rokkfel4999]

The man is known to have been the greatest leader Brazil🇧🇷 has ever known and had and some say in all of south America and when you look at what he did and what he wanted for his country......a leader forever in duty to his nation and people Only one critique is his inactivity to the oligarchs of the country

[@redflag4035]

Pedro the 2nd was rather special in the sense that unlike other Latin American leaders, he wasn't some corrupt hick, a tyrant put there by the superpowers of the moment, or some idealist numbskull who ends up becoming a far worse problem than the one that he tried to fight. He genuinely cared for his people and was an incredibly competent individual.

[@Sanjovalentine]

i literally cant handle my feels when listening to this. my mind is constantly orgasming/eargasming listening to this! i wanna cry tears of joy listening to this!

[@needmorebrain]

Santa Clause enjoys his holiday in Brazil during spring, summer and fall....

[@joaogomes2443]

xmas happens in the summer in Brazil, so yeah, no vacation for Br Santa!

[@brunosimoes8847]

It's not a version of Chega de Saudade, it is a version of Lamento no Morro, also by Antonio Carlos Jobim.

[@Wolvenworks]

but the official soundtrack lists it as "Chega de Sautade"

[@gcj17]

People, as you see every leader's war and peace theme are named the same, like Suleiman's Cedin Deden, but that doesn't mean they are the same song. This are 2 different songs, and really, will you try to discuss bossa nova with a Brazilian?

[@krepmonster]

​@@gcj17 Actually, as a Turk i can confirm Suleiman's war and peace themes are the same march called Ceddin Deden. They just played it with different instruments to make it sound more peaceful or harmful.

[@gcj17]

@@krepmonster First of all thanks for taking the time to answer a 1 year old comment, second, thanks for clearing that up, I really thought by the sound that they were two different songs, but my point still stands in this particular case since the War Theme indeed is Chega de Saudade but the Peace theme, at least imo is a very different song

[@krepmonster]

​@@gcj17 Oh, i just thought i would let you know about it. It's not a big deal. You are right about the peace theme. Since i started learning Portuguese i am listening lots of bossa novas and i completely agree with what you are saying. Also i made my gf (who is a brazilian from Rio and that's why i'm learning portuguese.) listen to this and she also said it doesn't sound like chega de saudade at all and she claimed it must be a different bossa nova. So like you said developers just called both songs with the same name i guess.

[@zerothemavhunter2190]

It seems like a Zelda ending song. Rest in peace, my emperor.

[@dompedroii9303]

He is in heaven teaching angels.

[@eduardoBR1991]

Saudades do que a gente não viveu ainda, Pedrão. Ave glória, ave Império!

[@mathiast0466]

The Music feels like i'm gonna miss something which means i'll be crying for what i miss, you agree?

[@dompedroii9303]

Totally agree, and it really happened

[@lucasdamotta2931]

We brazilians miss him so much...

[@the_hawk7460]

as a torch, a spark of hope, pedro the II will always remember us brazilians that if we all want, we can make this a great nation.

[@kaijuslayer3334]

I miss this vibe of Civ 5’s Brazilian music compared to Civ 6. Civ 6 especially for its later themes lent itself to the faster and cheerful “carnival” like vibes with Brazil’s music. Which isn’t horrible but in truth that’s a small part of the sounds of Brazil that is overhyped due to stereotyping. But Brazil’s tracks in Civ 5 come with a more subtle melancholy, even down to the Cristo Redentor track when you unlock the wonder. It’s like it took the vibes of those older folk songs played with almost nothing more then a guitar and scaled it up to orchestra, the tune truly living up to “saudade”. And better yet, it matches very well for Pedro’s story as well. A melancholy tale that is still marked by his devotion to his position. And honestly I think other Brazilians can agree that with the unfortunate state the country is often in, we tend to identify with a lot of those more sadder melodies.

[@J75Pootle]

You gotta admit though, that civ 6 theme is a bop

[@LouiszBr42]

Agreed i hope the vibe of CIV's 5 Brazilian music theme comes back in CIV 7 and about Brazil's themes to the Modern Era to Information Era Brazil's themes in CIV 7 i want it sounds more like of hopeness and what Brazil could be if the Monarchy didn't fall it would be so fitting!

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

truly one of the greatest Civilization soundtracks of all time

[@JokienStudios2003]

Everytime I go for domination I let him live and give him a small empire, just to hear this song

[@Dough_Dough4]

I highly recommend you read Pedro II. Wikipedia summary while listening to this. It's very emotional.

[@novachrono1341]

I am not looking to cry

[@dantrianon4248]

This theme brings me to tears

[@seronymus]

Pedro II Did Nothing Wrong

[@dompedroii9303]

Sancta Nonna yeah he didn't.

[@dompedroii9303]

Sempre tem que ter um babaca que banca o historiador repetindo o que outros papagaios dizem.

[@calebe9060]

Afonsolpjr1 seu conhecimento histórico é incrível, deixa eu ver... Aprendeu na escola? Hmn... Faculdade? Hmn... Claro, pq se vc aprendeu por aí seu conhecimento tem um credibilidade absurda

[@oreidaazenha23]

Dom Pedro II pra que destruir ele assim? 😂

[@followthelucario4388]

@Afonsolpjr1 Pois é, vamos ignorar o fato que ele apoiou o Graham Bell, a iluminação elétrica e as linhas de telégrafo (se eu não me engano a primeira linha de telégrafo da América Latina foi Rio de Janeiro - Europa), criou o Corpo de Bombeiros e o Exército e impediu que o Brasil virasse 5-6 repúblicas diferentes depois das Regências...

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

One of best game musics i've heard

[@primarysuspect5636]

One of the best soundtracks in the game imo.

[@danknecoarc7174]

Virgin Brazilian republic versus chad Brazilian empire

[@lordwarlockthangwrath8662]

For all you Pedro fans out there hear this ; you can play as Pedro II in another grand strategy game : Victoria 3, begins in 1836, Brazil literaly start the game with an 11 years old Pedro II on the throne

[@charles-olivierdenis6633]

Still better than da Fonseca.

[@lukejohnson1698]

Easily my favorite monarch. RIP

[@theectoplasmish2657]

Giga chad de saudade.

[@TheIndogamer]

Gigachad of intense longing/yearning

[@cubalibreball3809]

Favorite song in Civ. Hands down.

[@agarouigaga]

Que Deus me grandiosa neste último desejo, paz e prosperidade para o Brasil

[@mothman1955]

"Que dios me conceda estos últimos deseos...Paz y Prosperidad para Brasil"

[@mach2222]

Pena que está em espanhol...

[@TheFrenchGrunt]

Long live Pedro II, true Imperator of Brazil. May Brazilians one day come to there senses and go back to the Constitutional Monarchy.

[@oreidaazenha23]

Poilu,YOU'RE RIGHT! ;)

[@cubalibreball3809]

Poilu I think that’s what Bolsonaro is planning

[@kaijuslayer3334]

@@cubalibreball3809*was planning

[@KatoCoyoteCombatWorkshop]

huehuehue gibe luxury resources or i denounc u

[@KoalGames360]

Made my day

[@princessrandom8564]

Me : Mom? can we get a great leader like Pedro II? Mom : We have a "great leader" at home "Great leader" at home : Bolsonaro

[@pliniocarvalho6288]

Bolsonaro é bom mas nunca chegara aos pes de Dom Pedro II O Magnanimo... Nunca!

[@Galegolas123]

@@pliniocarvalho6288 Bolsonaro não chega perto nem de ser péssimo, imagina de ser bom.

[@자유한잔]

I will pray for Brazilian who wants monarchy back until the empire of brazil restored.

[@maycherryblossoms]

One of my favorite peace themes in the game besides Oda's.

[@ivopereira91]

Pedro, sorry for detroying your home sweet home... 😔

[@TheIndogamer]

At 0:50, it sounded like they incorporated the melodies from the bossa nova song, Samba do Aviao.

[@diegosilva5391]

melhor governante do Brasil ave império do brasil

[@tamaraborgg]

beautiful version

[@Redwood_]

One of my favorites

[@Andropov0057]

Deveremos prosperar através do comércio!

[@herbivorethecarnivore8447]

BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR BR

[@kyuubeni]

Herbivore The Carnivore br stronk

[@abraman3033]

HUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUEHUE

[@DiegoSatoGomez]

+Herbivore The Carnivore GIBE MONI OR I DENOUNCE YOU

[@mitchellgeorge6031]

I managed to beat Brazil through a culture victory by building literally all of the cultural wonders and spamming them with Great Works and archaeological finds. That’s how you out tourism Brazil.

[@ameliawright6947]

As a socialist and an anti-Imperialist, I have disdain for most Monarchs. Notice how I said most, as Pedro II was one of the few who have certainly both deserved the title and did not contribute to exploitation of a lower-class. While I still greatly miss and admire both Sankara, Allende and countless others, Pedro was still a wonderful leader. May Brazil forever prosper !

[@arnoarruda8]

The Empire wasn't perfect, but was the best that could have happened :) plus slavery was abolished during its time haha

[@F0X_H0UND]

Gay

[@firepower7017]

Hurricane Fuck you, you should go into a eternal hellfire of misery. Shall the world never have a honest leader at least he was the one to be the first (maybe)

[@diegosilva5391]

best ruler of Brazil ave empire of brazil

[@a0001521]

Tourism output: [phone]

[@YouTubeGetsWorseAndWorse]

I am swelling with emotions here!

[@LouiszBr42]

2:47 This part and forwards is slightly similiar to the The Sims Soundtrack: Buy Mode 4 oddly enough... The Sims 1 have somes Brazilian and Bossanova musics

[@Veskhai]

Santa Claus is that you?

[@moglia]

+8BlazerX no it´s Dom Pedro II the great leader and constitutional emperor of Brazil. Most honest and important brazilian statist.

[@HsienKoMeiLingFormerYANG]

Or you in war list.

[@Senna258]

No

[@belleepoqueculturaimperium4586]

Nosso grande magnânimo viva ao imperador Ave glória Ave império

[@CanaldoSolon]

I'm not particularly proud of being brazilian, but this song made me realize that maybe I'm proud what Brazil was, and what Brazil could have been.

[@dr.finnegan3949]

2

[@pardolagames8994]

Exactly, 3

[@rokkfel4999]

Maybe be proud of what Brazil can become if certain people even you steer it in a better direction

[@pardolagames8994]

@@rokkfel4999 Being proud of possibilities that never happen because of our own people, politicians and past? That sounds more like shame

[@rokkfel4999]

@@pardolagames8994 that is not shame not what I said I stated that you can be proud of of what it can become all it takes is for people even you to steer it on a better path” it can happen ,it will not “never” happen .

[@yungsniipa887]

Makes me sick to my stomach that there are 4 uncultured swines out there who have disliked this track

[@victorvramos23]

Ave Império , Ave glória !

[@tehruddler362]

Feel like I'm in a 60's romance movie.

[@Anonymos185]

CARNIVAL HAS COME TO CIV V: BATTLE ROYAL!!

[@derniercaesar5319]

i cry

[@yuri2498]

Ó Minha Pátria tão bela, e perdida!

[@contenidovaslatin7243]

I miss this in Civ VI

[@kaijuslayer3334]

It’s a tad too cheery.

[@N.I.S.C]

This song feels like if latin america reached the good ending

[@starwarsfamilyguy0]

Incredible

[@Cocarat206]

Oh, hi Comstock o.o

[@ryanong9817]

Brazil.. 🇧🇷

[@volturn]

DEBEREMOS prosperar... atraves o comercio :)

[@guilhermekerpen5858]

Sim, deveremos prosperar através do comércio!

[@CrtngSomethings]

The most miscreants that Brazil has ever had: Floriano Peixoto and Deodoro da Fonseca. Long live the Emperor! We will never miss this guy!!!

[@pliniocarvalho6288]

Ainda vou mijar no tumulo deles.

[@lincolnbaptista2]

My country Brazil, declared war to Germany today. Germany humiliating blitz against Brazil (7x1!) in our own world cup, in our own territory, is an offense that most of my people will not forgive or forget for 20 turns. I sincerely don't care, and I commemorated german victory over us, maybe my people thinks about building a civilization with dignity for all instead of wasting time and money on soccer. Soccer is a political issue in my ridiculous civilization, now unhappiness lowered to -50 and people is burning bus, cars, banks, whatever can be broken and destroyed, and building units surrounding our main cities so it's good to prepare your panzers Bismarck because Pedro II is coming for you. And I hope Germany wins the war, Brazil will be better being controlled even by a foreign power than governing itself, we deserve to become a colony again. Deutschland über alles! Thank you germans form liberating my people from soccer alienation, really, thank you!

[@BountyFlamor]

You're welcome :D

[@rod.lunx0]

+Lost Wanderer Impossível não concordar amigo...

[@moglia]

+BountyFlamor if the empire is restored you can´t never see (7x1!) again! Because will be implemented a good program to train and prepare young people for sports and life.

[@dompedroii9303]

The true Brazil is not what we see today, the true Brazil is the Brazil of Pedro II.

[@oreidaazenha23]

SupremeTuna that's true,but will get better. God bless our country :)

[@JuanMartinez-xc7bn]

What's the name this song?

[@jonesvideo80]

Who would dislike this

[@peashootersmg2]

So, u don't like my carnival?

[@trbd]

sir! we are under attack by brazil! *army of capoeira dancers marching from the distance*

[@totalmadnesman]

@Garyn Tuquero No ??!

[@sayabukanhasan]

i wish they would've used the song from the cristo redentor wonder or something similar to that, this one is good too but that one felt more brazilian to me this one felt sort of european

[@DanteMoraes]

sayabukanhasan The Brazilian's XVIII and XIX centuries had a huge europian cultural influence. Portugal, Italy, England, Netherlands and lot off more. Brazil only got their cultural ID in XX century I guess.

[@maxgulliver]

Brazil is not just Rio de Janeiro, Christ and Carnival .. Brazil is a big country, it is the same size USA without Alaska. It has many different cultures and traditions. This song can symbolize the emperor don pedro ii in his palace, in the mountains of Rio de Janeiro, in the winter cold thinking about the future of their country .. Brazil is not only beach, carnival and football. There are 27 different states with different customs and accents and climate, as US.

[@yattav]

Alexandre Francisco Perfect, man. Listening to this song, as a Brazilian, makes me want to build a better nation. I kind of get emotional with this. haha

[@dompedroii9303]

Rio de Janeiro during the Empire, was known all over the world as the city of pianos. The european classic music and the brazilian classic music, still today nobody can say what is the better. This one is a brazilian music.

[@skuder491]

The marjority of the foreigns always think that Brazil's culture is only that thing of "Carnival, Samba, Football, Favelas" and etc. This doesn't represent the entire Rio de Janeiro, and even less the whole Brazil! Rio de Janeiro, by itself, it's a very diverse state with portuguese, african (samba there), french, swiss and italian cultures. The african culture was indeed decisive to the actual brazilian culture, as was for the US. Yes, we have the biggest carnival in the whole world, but do you know, for example, that 59% of the brazilians don't like it? But well, from what I read some time ago, this "samba and carnival" stereotype came from commercials from an brazilian tourism agency which emphasized, in an very exaggerated way, the samba, the carnival and the beaches. This worked well for tourism, but greatly modified the image of Brazil around the world. We are just another western country. Nothing "exotic" or anything like that. We just have specific characteristics as every nation in the wolrd. The beautiful music used fits perfectly in the game environment, and with Brazil as well.

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

Antes tínhamos Machado de Assis, Castro Alves, Ernesto Nazareth, José Bonifácio, e estes eram heróis e hoje o que colocamos num altar é Anitta, MC's que só falam porcaria (não todos), Luísa Sonza, Pablo Vittar. Brasil, o que te aconteceu para caíres em desgraça?

[@victorvramos23]

Marechal Deodoro (Corno) da Fonseca

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

@@victorvramos23 por quê?

[@demiRaziel]

The last American Emperor. Yea?

[@canaldostarman9887]

@Instituto Instatum mas ele está certo. Dom Pedro II foi o último imperador das Américas.

[@pablocifuentes3245]

Deberemos prosperar, a través do comércio

[@jeanmarks8812]

Cara, segundo existem muitos pontos a se estudar nisso... (Logicamente, ele é a melhor escolha no momento, mas existem controvérsias sobre seu governo, ou se até era se seu de verdade)

[@dompedroii9303]

Jean Marks assista a série Brasil Paralelo.

[@aaudi6365]

LOL, I knew somebody would eventually say XD

[@garyntuquero8243]

First! and sounds like Titanic

[@sebmlts7437]

Chega de Saudade is the war theme

[@DaviSilva-oc7iv]

It's both.

[@sebmlts7437]

@@DaviSilva-oc7iv Nope, the Chega de Saudade is completely another song. This composition, instead, reminds me the great Heitor Villa Lobos

[@felixcarvalho6693]

I am Brazilian

[@arjb1046]

Listens to Pedro for the first time, wonders why Mexico isn't in the game.

[@cubalibreball3809]

We gotta bring Brazil back