I wholeheartedly agree that these are exceptionally beautiful scenes showing the beginning of Charles and Isabella's epic love story. Charles' words came true, when he lost her in childbirth after thirteen years marriage. He was totally devastated and locked himself in a monastery, grieving for his dearly beloved wife: "May God have pity on him, because he loses more than you do." He was such a faithful husband during their marriage and could not overcome Isabella's untimely death. Thank you for uploading these scenes and look forward to seeing more C&I clips!!!
Beautiful! Such a unique love story! When she died, Charles wore black for the rest of his life and never married again. A great demonstration of his great devotion to his beloved wife. :D
And he was always faithful to her in their marriage, which was an even greater thing considering the long years they spent very far from each other! There are some historical marriages in which they say there was love but love doesn't seem to me that real if the husband is unfaithful many times (Ferindand of Aragon & Isabella of Castile, Edward IV of England & Elizabeth Woodville).
How sweet that he loved and then mourned her so deeply. I haven't read much about Charles and Isabella but now my curiosity is peaked. Thanks for posting these videos! I am loving them!
We all have our awesome Lili to thank for introducing us to such a beautiful love story! Thank you for all of your hard work in translating and posting these videos. You truly rock!
Lili1127, where are you from? What is your original language? I'm spanish. I've been studying english for many years because I like english very much. Your translations are perfect. Thank you very much for your work!
I have fallen in love with this series because of your work. Thank you so much for creating these videos and introducing me to this series! I have had such a hard time trying to find a copy of the series. Where can I buy it or stream it? i'm obsessed and in love with these characters, and I love all series about kings and queens and their history, but really am enjoying this series. Please help me find a copy or where to buy this!
Hey! The whole series is uploaded on its official website, in Spanish with Spanish subtitles: www.rtve.es/alacarta/videos/carlos-rey-emperador/ You can also buy it on Amazon. If you don't speak Spanish, you can find English subtitles here: www.opensubtitles.org/ssearch/sublanguageid-all/idmovie-368783
Lili1127, where are you from? What is your original language? I'm spanish. I've been studying english for many years because I like english very much. Your translations are perfect. Thank you very much for your work!
@@Lily1127channel , thank you for your rapid answer. Do you like Spanish History? I like It very much, and the King Emperor Charles the First is one if my favourites historical characters.
@@Lily1127channel , If you want to contact anybody from Spain in order to talk about anything you want to know, (History, for example) you can contact me! Don't forget!
Thank you :) By the way, what do you think about the historical accuracy of this series, and if you saw it, the series Isabel? Especially compared to other historical series. I'm asking this because I thought they were quite accurate historically but nowadays I got a comment (from a Spanish girl) that the historical inaccuracy of this series is ridiculous, and even The Tudors is better. What do you think?
Trata-se de uma excelente história, mas, infelizmente, não é dublada ou legendada em língua portuguesa ( Brasil ) !! Gostaria muitíssimo de assistir mais uma vez, e entender melhor a história !
Dear Lili1127, thank you for having all these translated excerpts from these two beautiful Spanish History costume dramas on your UA-cam channel. After seeing these I'll even try to watch the whole tv series in Spanish even though I don't have a good grasp of the Spanish language. I have1 question about this particular scene. Does Isabella, the bride-to-be, know (while staying at the Monastery of La Rábida) that she was speaking to Charles V? Or did she think it was Francisco de Borja she was addressing on the other side of that partition?! Looking forward to an answer. Thanks again for all your hard work of uploading and adding an English translation for us. Warmest greetings from The Netherlands 👋🏻🌷🌷🌷
Ah you are welcome to my compliments, dear Lili1127. It surely must have taken a lot of your time and energy to present such an extensive library of Costume Drama clips to your UA-cam channel. Thank you so much, for your answer. I like these clips around them finally meeting and getting married at last.👌🏻😍🌷🌷🌷
I made one, here: ua-cam.com/play/PL8tu4F9QpC770-vWsXnPCyrMxJmp1urjQ.html Though it doesn't include the Mary Tudor scenes that I uploaded earlier. I will try to add them in order, too.
so if he married purely for the dowry, what drove her? because the way she always talks about their possible marriage is rather romantic and very emotional, nothing like of an arranged marriage.
She didn't know him before, so she couldn't have feelings for him. She wanted to marry him because she believed it was her destiny to marry the emperor.
Even though it was an arranged marriage and they hardly knew each other, historically it was a very happy one. He was heartbroken when she died and he never remarried.
Probably not, since it was a love at first sight, or if not at first sight, very soon. It is well documented that as soon as their honeymoon both of them were aready totally in love.
He may well have been a man of great charm, who actually bothered to learn what interested her. Half of any man's attractiveness is in his charm, personality, intellect and humor. Physical beauty without these things gets boring quickly. And if that beauty fades-- as it did with other kings, notably handsome ones, those other qualities become ever more important.
They were already evident, incipient in Charles' grandfather Maximilian in the late 15th century, and by the time the Spanish branch of the Hapsburgs was played out in the late 17th century, had reached outrageous proportions thanks to the inbreeding of double and triple first cousins as well as uncles and nieces!
Well, Charles was a lot like his parents when it came to love. His parents fell in love when they first set eyes on each other, they never had an other partner and just like his mother, he dearly loved his dead spousse long after her death.
Not sure the "never had another partner" part is true about Charles's father Philip. He was known as an unfaithful womanizer. Joanna had many jealous outbursts, against Philip and against his mistresses
Pero si hablamos en inglés tenemos que usar sus nombres en inglés. Isabella, Charles. Tanto como la serie usa los nombres españoles de las personas extranjeras: Francisco para el rey francés François I, Enrique para Henry VIII, Martín Lutero para Martin Luther. Es una regla de traducción que los nombres de personas históricas hay que traducir a la lengua del texto. La serie lo hace con la lengua española porque hablan en español, los subtítulos lo hacen con la lengua inglesa porque son en inglés.
@@Lily1127channel en inglés isabel es elizabeth. En inglés para nombrar el nombre Isabela que no es igual que Isabel se dice Isabella. Haber si ponemos las cosas bien. ELIZABETH I DE INGLATERRA ERA ISABEL EN ESPAÑOL RECTIFICAD.
@@sandrasarmientolopez5101 No, ella es Isabella cuando hablamos en inglés, no Elizabeth 😊 www.britannica.com/biography/Charles-V-Holy-Roman-emperor Así que no voy a rectificar algo que es correcto 🙂 Sí, los españoles llaman a Elizabeth I Isabel I en español, pero eso no significa que los ingleses tienen que hacer lo mismo con mujeres españolas/portuguesas nombradas Isabel, cuando tambien tienen el nombre Isabella. Este nombre Isabella ya había existido en inglés en la época medieval. Tenían Elizabeth y tenían Isabella, como nombres differentes. Llamaron a su reina Isabelle de France como Isabella of France. Eduardo III de Inglaterra tenía a una hija, una princesa inglesa, que llamaban a Isabella. Etc, etc. Las lenguas europeanas tienen normalmente DOS versiones de este nombre hebreo 'Elisheva': una versión con "E" y una versión con 'I'. Las lenguas española y portuguesa están bastante especiales con tener solamente una versión "I". Las dos versiones en las lenguas son estas: Inglés: Elizabeth, Isabella Alemán: Elisabeth, Isabella Italiano: Elisabetta, Isabella Francés: Élisabeth, Isabelle Polaco: Elzbieta, Izabela Úngaro: Erzsébet, Izabella Ruso: Елизаве́та, Изабелла Cuando hablamos sobre, por ejemplo, la reina Elizabeth I en estas lenguas, siempre usamos las versiónes "E", si la lengua tiene esta versión. Y cuando hablamos sobre Isabel de Castilla o Isabel de Portugal, usamos las versiones "I". Esa es la regla que se ha hecho durante los siglos. No digo que es bueno o es malo. Sólo que es así 🤷♀️ Y esta Isabel de Portugal siempre es Isabella of Portugal en textos en inglés. Y siempre es Isabella von Portugal en alemán, e Isabella del Portogallo en italiano, y Portugáliai Izabella en úngaro, y Изабелла Португалии en ruso.
What a load of bullshit this scene is. Like a woman of Isabella's standard would have wanted to return to her homeland because her bridegroom didn't show up for a few weeks. Sure, write a scene with the most powerful man of his time and the most prestigious infanta, who had been raised from birth to become the queen of a mighty ruler. Aut Cesare aut Nihil, either Cesare or nothing. Isabella skipping out of her marriage for a pathetic reason like this would have meant international scandal, her brother, the KING, I might add would have been publically shamed, her dowry would have returned to Portugal, pissing of the spanish. Isabella herself would have been damaged goods, her reputation in tatters. Charles would have been made a fool of in every country in Europe, the standing in both coutries would have been lowered. But sure, put your modern values about marriage and love in the most high profile marriage of that generation in 1526. Why not. This verision of Isabella is pathetic, the real empress would have eaten her for breakfast.
Welcome to the wonderful world of historical drama! Lol!! If you think this is a bad portrayal of a real life historical figure, trust me, I've seen worse.
Henry VII and Elizabeth of York in "The White Princess" - there are so many things wrong with how that book and TV series portray them as individuals and their relationship. In fact, Philippa Gregory's portrayal of real life historical figures in general draws quite a bit of controversy...
Yeah, I speak 5 languages, English is the first foreign language I have learned and Spanish is the third. I made the subtitles to practice both languages, I wrote in the description of the video that there could be mistakes. What are they? I gladly learn at any time.
Your translation is correct, but it is too literal. You need a deep understanding of both language to translate the overall meaning instead of word by word. Still you are not native in either language and you did a great job!
@@nacht98That's because Portugal was taken over by Spain instead of the other way around. Nobody objected to the idea of a united Iberia under Miguel de la Paz.
Playlist con todos clips: ua-cam.com/play/PL8tu4F9QpC770-vWsXnPCyrMxJmp1urjQ.html Y en la descripción de los videos se ve que capítulo es (por ejemplo esta escena es de "s01e08", significando capítulo 8).
I wholeheartedly agree that these are exceptionally beautiful scenes showing the beginning of Charles and Isabella's epic love story. Charles' words came true, when he lost her in childbirth after thirteen years marriage. He was totally devastated and locked himself in a monastery, grieving for his dearly beloved wife: "May God have pity on him, because he loses more than you do." He was such a faithful husband during their marriage and could not overcome Isabella's untimely death. Thank you for uploading these scenes and look forward to seeing more C&I clips!!!
You are very welcome :) I will upload more from the following episodes!
Beautiful! Such a unique love story! When she died, Charles wore black for the rest of his life and never married again. A great demonstration of his great devotion to his beloved wife. :D
And he was always faithful to her in their marriage, which was an even greater thing considering the long years they spent very far from each other! There are some historical marriages in which they say there was love but love doesn't seem to me that real if the husband is unfaithful many times (Ferindand of Aragon & Isabella of Castile, Edward IV of England & Elizabeth Woodville).
How sweet that he loved and then mourned her so deeply. I haven't read much about Charles and Isabella but now my curiosity is peaked. Thanks for posting these videos! I am loving them!
You are very welcome, I'm glad you like it:)
Wikipedia says that he had illegitimate children
Caty Fierce yes but there son philip the 2nd has 4 wives
We all have our awesome Lili to thank for introducing us to such a beautiful love story! Thank you for all of your hard work in translating and posting these videos. You truly rock!
You are very welcome:) I actually did all these translations to practice both my English and my Spanish language knowledge :D
Lili1127, where are you from? What is your original language?
I'm spanish. I've been studying english for many years because I like english very much.
Your translations are perfect. Thank you very much for your work!
Love at first sight. I dearly love this story. Tge actors beyond amazing
The Spanish language expresses more lyrics, more feeling, more romanticism, than the English language.
Yes, Spanish is the most romanticism language. Saludos desde España🇪🇦
esa es mi parte favorita :)
el comienzo de un verdadero amor que forjaría las españas en una época de oro.
If it's about romanticism, the Spanish language wins, to the English language.
It is the advantage of Romance languages, the languages of love.
Yes but French language wins over all, we created romanticism :-)
@@raphaelperez7512 i doubt that, yall might have created it but spanish has mastered it. still, both are gorgerous languages
Agreed!! N
The way he swiped the hair off her face tho 😂 you bet the makeup artists on set had a tiny heart attack
It took eight episodes, but they finally got together.
Cobra Kai Studios zip got frustrated as well they took to long to get together lol
Hahahahh beautiful the moment when she store him as he was giving his hand... as she wanted to say: it is better for you to set straight😂😂😂❤️👑
La princesa más hermosa de su tiempo...sólo ultrapasada por sus hermanas Beatriz y Maria...qué bellas éran las hijas de Manuel I el Afortunado.
Muy hermoso, el castellano expresa mas lírica y prosa romántica que el inglés.
Beautiful just beautiful
I have fallen in love with this series because of your work. Thank you so much for creating these videos and introducing me to this series! I have had such a hard time trying to find a copy of the series. Where can I buy it or stream it? i'm obsessed and in love with these characters, and I love all series about kings and queens and their history, but really am enjoying this series. Please help me find a copy or where to buy this!
Hey! The whole series is uploaded on its official website, in Spanish with Spanish subtitles: www.rtve.es/alacarta/videos/carlos-rey-emperador/
You can also buy it on Amazon.
If you don't speak Spanish, you can find English subtitles here: www.opensubtitles.org/ssearch/sublanguageid-all/idmovie-368783
@@Lily1127channel You're such a pretty girl. Thanks so much
Que bonita y como.me gusta que historia tan humana eran personas como.otra cualquiera pero con grandes titulos
OK, I'm absolutly love these videos ! 😍 Its a pity this isnt translate :(
What do you mean this isnt translate? The English subtitles can't be seen?
Lili1127 no it is :) I think i don't find all series in English, but now I find all episode (only first) with subtitles on my mother language ! :o
Oh okay, I will upload more scenes from the following episodes too :)
Lili1127 Yay :)
Very beautiful
Este amor é mesmo um conto de fadas foi na época e hoje!!!!!!
Una pelicula con la reina Isabel de Castilio vi y me facino mucho. Esa pelicula tambien me parese muy hermosa.
Sera Isabel de Castilla la serie que era la abuela de estos dos que ves.
Lili1127, where are you from? What is your original language?
I'm spanish. I've been studying english for many years because I like english very much.
Your translations are perfect. Thank you very much for your work!
Thank you :)
I'm from Eastern Europe (Hungary), English is my first foreign language and Spanish is the third.
@@Lily1127channel , thank you for your rapid answer. Do you like Spanish History? I like It very much, and the King Emperor Charles the First is one if my favourites historical characters.
Yes, I like history very much, ans Spanish history too. I also like Charles I :)
@@Lily1127channel , If you want to contact anybody from Spain in order to talk about anything you want to know, (History, for example) you can contact me! Don't forget!
Thank you :)
By the way, what do you think about the historical accuracy of this series, and if you saw it, the series Isabel? Especially compared to other historical series.
I'm asking this because I thought they were quite accurate historically but nowadays I got a comment (from a Spanish girl) that the historical inaccuracy of this series is ridiculous, and even The Tudors is better. What do you think?
Does anyone have some of the deleted scenes from this series? Especially the ones between this lovely pair... please!
I didn't even know about deleted scenes in this series, but I would love to see them as well!
angeli gonzales what deleted scenes are those?? Have you seen them?!
DarkDancer06 it seems on certain video clips there are extra scenes which are not in RTVE series
angeli gonzales do you mean like the ones of Carlos and Isabel shown in Carlos's dream in the last episode?
DarkDancer06 yes that is what I meant. This series has made me want to continue my Spanish lessons again
Trata-se de uma excelente história, mas, infelizmente, não é dublada ou legendada em língua portuguesa ( Brasil ) !! Gostaria muitíssimo de assistir mais uma vez, e entender melhor a história !
how long did she have wait before they first meet?
I think it was in 1518 when it was first mentioned that the two could marry. But their first meeting was just before their wedding in 1526.
Dear Lili1127, thank you for having all these translated excerpts from these two beautiful Spanish History costume dramas on your UA-cam channel. After seeing these I'll even try to watch the whole tv series in Spanish even though I don't have a good grasp of the Spanish language. I have1 question about this particular scene. Does Isabella, the bride-to-be, know (while staying at the Monastery of La Rábida) that she was speaking to Charles V? Or did she think it was Francisco de Borja she was addressing on the other side of that partition?! Looking forward to an answer. Thanks again for all your hard work of uploading and adding an English translation for us. Warmest greetings from The Netherlands 👋🏻🌷🌷🌷
Thank you for your kind words 😊
Yes, she thought she was speakung to Borja.
Ah you are welcome to my compliments, dear Lili1127. It surely must have taken a lot of your time and energy to present such an extensive library of Costume Drama clips to your UA-cam channel. Thank you so much, for your answer. I like these clips around them finally meeting and getting married at last.👌🏻😍🌷🌷🌷
Do you have a playlist with all of these clips in order?
I made one, here: ua-cam.com/play/PL8tu4F9QpC770-vWsXnPCyrMxJmp1urjQ.html
Though it doesn't include the Mary Tudor scenes that I uploaded earlier. I will try to add them in order, too.
Thanks. I did manage to find the complete episodes for free download here: wlext.net/series/carlos-rey-emperador?server=bre3sypw&episode=004
Id love to watch the whole movie! Is there a link? Thank you Lilli! Love Lulie
It can be watch on the official site of the show: www.rtve.es/alacarta/videos/carlos-rey-emperador/
It's only in Spanish, do you speak it?
so if he married purely for the dowry, what drove her? because the way she always talks about their possible marriage is rather romantic and very emotional, nothing like of an arranged marriage.
She didn't know him before, so she couldn't have feelings for him. She wanted to marry him because she believed it was her destiny to marry the emperor.
Even though it was an arranged marriage and they hardly knew each other, historically it was a very happy one. He was heartbroken when she died and he never remarried.
¿Y no es bonito que en la segunda escena ningún responsable de la serie viera la carretera asfaltada justo detrás?
The most powerful man in 16.centry sultan suleiman
No ! it's Charles V. He was Holy Roman Emperor and King of Spanish Empire
Charles he was the most powerful man in Europe.
I hope she didn't get too big of a shock when she finally met Charles. He was very ugly.
Probably not, since it was a love at first sight, or if not at first sight, very soon. It is well documented that as soon as their honeymoon both of them were aready totally in love.
He may well have been a man of great charm, who actually bothered to learn what interested her. Half of any man's attractiveness is in his charm, personality, intellect and humor. Physical beauty without these things gets boring quickly. And if that beauty fades-- as it did with other kings, notably handsome ones, those other qualities become ever more important.
He wasn't very ugly. He only had and oversized jaw and even that does not seem to be an ugly feature in my opinion.
a man's charm it's not only his physical but also his intelligence and he himself as man who truly love a woman.
If you doubt that a man with a big jaw could be found attractive, look at what girls say about Rami Malek 😄
If this is Charles V, where's the Hapsburg lip?
Robert D. Carver. And the jaw...
They were already evident, incipient in Charles' grandfather Maximilian in the late 15th century, and by the time the Spanish branch of the Hapsburgs was played out in the late 17th century, had reached outrageous proportions thanks to the inbreeding of double and triple first cousins as well as uncles and nieces!
Habsburg
What is it called? Is it available on Netflix? (or any streaming platform...)
No,isn't on Netflix yet, such a pity
ISABEL. It's now in HBO.
@@ruthadri1 Isabel. HBO
Well, Charles was a lot like his parents when it came to love. His parents fell in love when they first set eyes on each other, they never had an other partner and just like his mother, he dearly loved his dead spousse long after her death.
Not sure the "never had another partner" part is true about Charles's father Philip. He was known as an unfaithful womanizer. Joanna had many jealous outbursts, against Philip and against his mistresses
@@Lily1127channel Yeah, you right, I ment to type the comment mostly about his mother, but I had a romantic image in my head.
Es Isabel no Isabella en castellano y portugués se dice asi
Pero si hablamos en inglés tenemos que usar sus nombres en inglés. Isabella, Charles. Tanto como la serie usa los nombres españoles de las personas extranjeras: Francisco para el rey francés François I, Enrique para Henry VIII, Martín Lutero para Martin Luther. Es una regla de traducción que los nombres de personas históricas hay que traducir a la lengua del texto. La serie lo hace con la lengua española porque hablan en español, los subtítulos lo hacen con la lengua inglesa porque son en inglés.
@@Lily1127channel en inglés isabel es elizabeth. En inglés para nombrar el nombre Isabela que no es igual que Isabel se dice Isabella. Haber si ponemos las cosas bien. ELIZABETH I DE INGLATERRA ERA ISABEL EN ESPAÑOL RECTIFICAD.
@@sandrasarmientolopez5101 No, ella es Isabella cuando hablamos en inglés, no Elizabeth 😊
www.britannica.com/biography/Charles-V-Holy-Roman-emperor
Así que no voy a rectificar algo que es correcto 🙂
Sí, los españoles llaman a Elizabeth I Isabel I en español, pero eso no significa que los ingleses tienen que hacer lo mismo con mujeres españolas/portuguesas nombradas Isabel, cuando tambien tienen el nombre Isabella. Este nombre Isabella ya había existido en inglés en la época medieval. Tenían Elizabeth y tenían Isabella, como nombres differentes. Llamaron a su reina Isabelle de France como Isabella of France. Eduardo III de Inglaterra tenía a una hija, una princesa inglesa, que llamaban a Isabella. Etc, etc.
Las lenguas europeanas tienen normalmente DOS versiones de este nombre hebreo 'Elisheva': una versión con "E" y una versión con 'I'. Las lenguas española y portuguesa están bastante especiales con tener solamente una versión "I". Las dos versiones en las lenguas son estas:
Inglés: Elizabeth, Isabella
Alemán: Elisabeth, Isabella
Italiano: Elisabetta, Isabella
Francés: Élisabeth, Isabelle
Polaco: Elzbieta, Izabela
Úngaro: Erzsébet, Izabella
Ruso: Елизаве́та, Изабелла
Cuando hablamos sobre, por ejemplo, la reina Elizabeth I en estas lenguas, siempre usamos las versiónes "E", si la lengua tiene esta versión. Y cuando hablamos sobre Isabel de Castilla o Isabel de Portugal, usamos las versiones "I". Esa es la regla que se ha hecho durante los siglos. No digo que es bueno o es malo. Sólo que es así 🤷♀️ Y esta Isabel de Portugal siempre es Isabella of Portugal en textos en inglés. Y siempre es Isabella von Portugal en alemán, e Isabella del Portogallo en italiano, y Portugáliai Izabella en úngaro, y Изабелла Португалии en ruso.
I find your lack of chin dissapointing emperor charles.
Carlos de Habsburgo no era tan guapo ni de lejos
What a load of bullshit this scene is. Like a woman of Isabella's standard would have wanted to return to her homeland because her bridegroom didn't show up for a few weeks.
Sure, write a scene with the most powerful man of his time and the most prestigious infanta, who had been raised from birth to become the queen of a mighty ruler. Aut Cesare aut Nihil, either Cesare or nothing.
Isabella skipping out of her marriage for a pathetic reason like this would have meant international scandal, her brother, the KING, I might add would have been publically shamed, her dowry would have returned to Portugal, pissing of the spanish. Isabella herself would have been damaged goods, her reputation in tatters. Charles would have been made a fool of in every country in Europe, the standing in both coutries would have been lowered. But sure, put your modern values about marriage and love in the most high profile marriage of that generation in 1526. Why not.
This verision of Isabella is pathetic, the real empress would have eaten her for breakfast.
Welcome to the wonderful world of historical drama! Lol!! If you think this is a bad portrayal of a real life historical figure, trust me, I've seen worse.
DarkDancer06 like who?
Henry VII and Elizabeth of York in "The White Princess" - there are so many things wrong with how that book and TV series portray them as individuals and their relationship. In fact, Philippa Gregory's portrayal of real life historical figures in general draws quite a bit of controversy...
DarkDancer06 Oh bless your cute little socks, I hate that show too. And the white princess, with the sole exception of Anuerin Barnard
Uh-huh, anybody who knows their history on the Tudors knows that Henry VII was nothing like his wife-killing son Henry VIII...
Too bad whoever wrote the subtitles is not fluent in English.
Yeah, I speak 5 languages, English is the first foreign language I have learned and Spanish is the third. I made the subtitles to practice both languages, I wrote in the description of the video that there could be mistakes. What are they? I gladly learn at any time.
I'm sorry if I insulted you, but your grasp of English idioms is not good.
Not at all, I really mean I would gladly hear what the mistakes are. So what are they exactly?
Your translation is correct, but it is too literal. You need a deep understanding of both language to translate the overall meaning instead of word by word. Still you are not native in either language and you did a great job!
Carlos V no era tan buen mozo
Power couple!!!! Spain and Portugal should be together
BTW, loving the old portuguese flag x
Spain and Portugal should remain independent countries.
Never EVER again, worst time for Portugal. Portugal do not forget, or forgive! 🇵🇹 Neighbour yes, but always apart!
@@nacht98That's because Portugal was taken over by Spain instead of the other way around. Nobody objected to the idea of a united Iberia under Miguel de la Paz.
Gracias Por subir esta historia pero agradeceria mucho el saber la secuencia o el numero de cada capitulo ...estoy un poco perdida
Playlist con todos clips: ua-cam.com/play/PL8tu4F9QpC770-vWsXnPCyrMxJmp1urjQ.html
Y en la descripción de los videos se ve que capítulo es (por ejemplo esta escena es de "s01e08", significando capítulo 8).