@@hershdawgmusic don't worry he will come back one day! During a day of fog in Lisbon He shall come back with is marvelous armada and make Portugal unmatched in wealth and glory! We've only been for the last centuries!
Portugal (Fado Menor) 0:00 - Ancient Era (Guitarra Portuguesa) 1:28 - Medieval Era 5:53 - Industrial Era 10:41 - Atomic Era About this Piece: Fado (meaning "Fate" or "Destiny") is a musical genre originating from Lisbon, Portugal around the 1820s. Though much is unknown about its origins, Fado is traditionally known for its sad lyrics and melancholic melodies. Songs in the style of Fado are about topics ranging from life on the sea to the poor, and people's resignation to their own fates. This sentiment is most often described by the Portuguese word "saudade" (also seen in Brazil's Civ 5 theme "Chega de Saudade"), and this musical genre and its topics have spread to most of what was once the Portuguese Empire. Brazilian modinha, Cape Verde's morna and Indonesian kroncong all carry some influence from either tunes or lyrics from Fado, though most have now developed their own traditions. (Source: Wikipedia) Fado Menor ("Minor Fado"): Minha mãe Eu canto a noite Porque o dia me castiga E é no silêncio das coisas Que eu encontro voz amiga Minha mãe Eu grito a noite Como um barco se afasta E naufraga no mar alto Ao pé da onda mais gasta Minha mãe Eu choro a noite Neste amor em que me afundo Porque as palavras da vida Já não têm outro mundo Minha mãe O que fizeste O que fez o teu amor Aquela hora tardia Em que me pariste em dor Por isto Sou este canto Minha mãe tão magoado Que visto a noite em meu corpo Sem destino mas com fado
It's interesting, because the soundtrack of this game shows how much brazilian music owns to African heritage. We speak portuguese, but a great deal of our music here is credited to the africans who were brought here as slaves. In the game, Kongo's and Brazil's are two of the more joyful and danceable themes, and Kongo is the Kingdom (now Angola) from where most of the slaves where brought (Mvemba a Nzinga is Afonso I of Kongo, and he corresponded with João III, the guy in the video).
@@alexalckminzamboni Claro que muitos estilos musicais brasileiro têm forte influência da cultura africana assim como o choro, que é o estilo de "brejeiro". Mas o Choro também tem em suas características algo triste, sofrido.
Na verdade a musica Brasileira tem muita influencias Portuguesa, o sertanejo e outras...ao contrario do que se pensa o povo Português e tao alegre como o Brasileiro...não fossemos nos iguais ;)
@@pedroalexandre7915 You're right! The first three themes are bright, rich, and cheerful, but then the Atomic Theme is slower, darker, and a little bit emptier - like an echo of the old richness. If anyone wants to get a better understanding of saudade, check out episode 506 of the Travel with Rick Steves podcast. It is a truly fascinating emotion.
Unfortunately all Civ VI’s modern and future era music sounds too similar. Up until the end of the industrial era each Civ has very excellent unique sounding music, but when the 20th century and future starts they all sound like they are same beat, rhythm, and instruments.
Few people now that but Portugal has a huge impact on our modern western music and literature (and of course naval tradition). Cheers from Brazil, viva o fado!
@@andrewforbes3122 Portugal was the first true Naval Civ so they were probably the first to spread their culture. Tales of their exploits inspired others to take to the sea
@@andrewforbes3122 One silly pop culture example is the Menestréis and Trovadores. The connection between portuguese sea shanties and old Trovas remount to early 14th century. There's a lot that come from an age when Portugal and Spaña was "united" but they know what was from portuguese culture. And there's the city Tomar and the Ordem de Cristo, that they claim to be the last templar city and last templar order after the ban, nothing to do with music and literature but also interesting.
Yeah, if they use someone else for the Civ 7 soundtrack I'm not buying the game. If they do bring back Knorr, I don't know how he's gonna top this soundtrack, but I know he will.
@@mttjstr4882 auckland kinda already has one within the maori civ. i dont know if you could make a pakeha civ for NZ or if it would just resemble australia a little too much.
@@aydenfellerhoff3160 But how else can we spread the glory that is the Bob Semple tank? The corrugated steel clad war chariot of Ares demands implementation as a unique civ unit.
Somewhere in Firaxis, the music development lead is sitting in his chair reclining, knowing his crew drops banger after banger. They simply do not miss. Hit after hit after hit.
I'm Portuguese and I'm very happy that Firaxis really captured the essence of Fado, our traditional and unique music style in such a beautiful way. Amazing Portuguese Guitar play! Really happy to listen to this OST, I can't wait to play the game. Congratulations! PS: the Industrial Era music is something incredible, Fado without the Portuguese Guitar and a orchestra behind it? Never seen it before, but it's just SO GOOD
I am Macanese and my city was colonised by Portugal, now I love seeing the mixture between Chinese and Portuguese culture. BTW, I never knew Portuguese traditional music is as good as traditional Chinese music, I can feel both countries are very ancient and powerful by listening to their music.
@@gordonchao3074 dumb american here, I honestly never knew Portugal had colonized any Chinese lands! That's why I love Civilization, I learn so much about other cultures and History that I've just never had the chance to learn, not just from the game, but from this game's extremely diverse community.
As soon as Portugal was announced, I wondered if their ambient soundtrack would include fado music--making it the motif for their main theme, though, is a very welcome surprise! That Industrial Era version is especially wonderful; you can really hear the sense of saudade in both it and the Atomic Era version. Good to know the sound team has been in top form all the way to the end.
@@hychaelzaidi6328 finally, I always asked for that wonder since Civ 4, because is very unique and the only sea wonder we have between ancient/classical eras and industrial
Now that this might be the final soundtrack I'm really going to miss the absolutely fantastic soundtracks that accompany what is already a wonderful game These soundtracks incorporate a wonderful sense of history and culture that is rarely seen in game Truly some masterpieces have come from this game Beautiful Portuguese soundtrack
Its remarkable that you can generally identify the location and history being referenced from just hearing the musical motifs and instruments. I certainly hope that Firaxis can match this quality of music in the future. Civilization 6's soundtrack will stick with me for a long time.
I came in expecting it to be good, but I wasn't expecting anyone's Ancient theme to be this fire. My goodness, to be the lucky guitar that gets strummed like that.
Portugal’s ost is my personal favorite throughout civ6. Emotional, tender, and soothing music. Especially the second track, what an intro, shivers down my spine.
@@mehmetyektaaydogdu9201 they said that because the game has the music in it, that the game basically came with an abundance of "free" music in it. The game of course costs money
Ó mar salgado, quanto do teu sal São lágrimas de Portugal! Por te cruzarmos, quantas mães choraram, Quantos filhos em vão rezaram! Quantas noivas ficaram por casar Para que fosses nosso, ó mar! Valeu a pena? Tudo vale a pena Se a alma não é pequena. Quem quer passar além do Bojador Tem que passar além da dor. Deus ao mar o perigo e o abismo deu, Mas nele é que espelhou o céu.
Oh salty sea, how much of your salt Are tears from Portugal! Because we crossed you, how many mothers cried, How many childs prayed in vain! How many fiancé's became widows So that you could be ours, oh sea! Was it worth it? Everything is worth it When one's soul's not small. Who wants to go beyond Cape Bojador Needs to go beyond pain. God gave to the sea the danger and the abyss But on it he reflected the skies.
Geoff did an amazing job on all soundtracks. As Portuguese i could not feel more immersed and truly feeling im playing with my own country. It has everything, a more sad fado menor to a more cheerful fado corrido. A true masterpiece.
Glad to see the respect paid to Fado and the Portuguese Civ. I'm very happy with how well the Civ was set up and they really captured the soul of Fado. Really makes me miss my days at Nazare and Lisboa
Finally Portugal music. Really love it 😘. I'm from Indonesia and Portugal colonize us long before Dutch came. Tho only short time but Portugal leave significant influences to Indonesian culture like noticeable numbers of Portuguese loanwords, the cuisine, and hybrid Indonesian-Portugal music called Kerontjong. Love Portugal from Indonesia 🇲🇨♥️🇵🇹
Not small time, Portugal dominated the Indian ocean trade routes for more than one century. Mallaca shows more Portuguese influence than Dutch...that shows the impact....and that is true for the most of Asia...;) after 500 years
As a fan of CIV since CIV II, and as portuguese, couldn't be more proud of the OST choice for the portuguese civilization. So many people finding Fado thanks to a simple decision of including Portugal as a civilization in this amazing game. Thank you Firaxis!
Fun fact: In portugal there's a song called "Era uma vez um rei com uma grande barriguinha" or "once upon a time there was a king with a big belly" people say that it's about a real king, some say that was João III others say that it was Afonso II but probably it's not about the two at all but it's funny to think about it
The civ itself is just as enjoyable to play tbh! Once you get those trade routes and Feitorias going you'll be wondering what to do with all that juicy cash!!
I was against Portugal initially in favour of other civ ideas but I gotta be honest, this music slaps The industrial theme makes me feel like a 19th century villain plotting a murder in his chambers
Strategy for Portugal is also interesting but rather niche in the sense that they can become powerful on a sea map but on a land dominated map they will struggle
I predict thats going to be great Upd. I've just lisnted the industrial theme and it's unbelievebly cool! This music as cool as Gran Colombia music!!! Thx you Civ6 developers, I guess that's one is my the most favourite music in the game!
I was just trying this civ for the very first time and this sound came up. I had to pause the game and enjoy for a couple of minutes. Beautiful music truly. Civ 6 is very special to me, I wish I could actually pay for the game. Thank you and I'm sorry.
Son demasiado buenas, cada era genera una emoción completamente distinta. Es una pasada como la misma canción puede transmitir tantos sentimientos diferentes solo con el uso de instrumentos distintos
Portugal (as an idea) is actually one of my biggest dreams to ever experience, the culture, language, literature and the country itself too of course. I don't understand why, but there isn't any other more calming thoughts in my life than actually Portugal, this music helps me order those thoughts a lot:]
This is indeed true, from a feared colonial power to a peaceful and well respected country today. From mainland Portugal to Angola, Guinea, Mozambique, India, Brazil, the Straight of Malacca, China and Japan. Like you said, Portugal is the gate to the world.
Portugal, in fact, was not a “colonial power”--or even, in a sense, a “European” one; it was a “pluricontinental” entity defined by language, culture, and history. There was in effect no empire, just “one state, single and indivisible” parts of which were “overseas provinces”
The soundtrack for the Ancient and Medieval Eras radiate Portugueseness. Like, wayyyy more than the ones for the other eras. Seriously they fucking NAILED IT.
O salty sea, so much of whose salt Is Portugal’s tears! All the mothers Who had to weep for us to cross you! All the sons who prayed in vain! All the brides-to-be who never Married for you to be ours, O sea! Was it worth doing? Everything’s worth doing If the soul of the doer isn’t small. Whoever would go beyond the Cape Must go beyond sorrow. God placed danger and the abyss in the sea, But he also made it heaven’s mirror.
I can vibe to this. also, thank you civ devs you are actually awesome developers who actually care about there fans and that's really cool. I will suggest one thing, can I be Rome's leader next time?
I am a Brazilian and absolutely love this piece. I connect with Fado, as we also have some similar music, albeit on our own style. I wish we were more united. The United Kingdom of Brazil and Portugal would be a dream. We were great before, we were an world wide emprie. That is prideful. What I love more about this version is that it reminds me of a heartbeat. Maybe one day our hearts will beat as one again, if not formally but in respect and mutual assistance.
There’s something unsettling about this song and I love it. This statement is why this is my favorite song in the entire game, well done to everyone who made it so awesome!
The beats in atomic era sounds like train. I was on the train and leaving all past happiness, or maybe it’s the past on the train that is leaving me behind? I guess that’s what “saudade” means.
Civ 6 has the best videogame soundtrack of all time, and it's not even a contest. It's not just that the music itself is just very very good, it's how it's implemented into the game, what it means for each culture and the attention to detail. Plus simply the sheer amount of music.
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk se deixarem o GRAFENO com nós, eu deixo, se não, não.
This is a certified hood classic
DAMN FILHO WHERE'D YOU FIND THIS
What’s this a reference to? Some meme? Lol.
@@Gojoseon yeah these are drops (sampled lines) from Trapaholics, a rap mixtape site back in the day
@@Gojoseon it's old Portuguese classics
Where can we listen to the trapaholics version today?
Philip II: We are Philip, King of Spain and Portugal!
João III: Im about to end this mans whole career
Joao's grandson is why Philip controlled both because he got himself killed in Morroco like a dumbass.
@@hershdawgmusic Joao III: curse that Sebastian of mine!
@@hershdawgmusic you mean he died like a hero? i'd love to see current kings and presidents go lead the army
@@hershdawgmusic don't worry he will come back one day! During a day of fog in Lisbon He shall come back with is marvelous armada and make Portugal unmatched in wealth and glory!
We've only been for the last centuries!
@@1tuttyfruti leaders in civ6 can live for more than 10 thousand years I don't see why sebas wouldn't come back
This is the sound that 20+ gold trade routes make in the ancient era.
And the smell of spices
I felt that
Then the industrial theme plays as soon as you make your first 80+ gold trade route
@@TempusverumThat will be plundered but never used
*Me who doesn't even play the game*: Okay, let's listen to what kind of music they choose for my country.
*Listens to the Fado*
*Starts crying*
Portuguese folk music is among the most beautiful in the world, and I am 0% Portuguese.
@@senorsiro3748 Agreed. Fado has that melancholic and nostalgic detail that no musical genre (as far as I've heard) ever has.
Devolve nosso ouro portuga safado 😡😡
@@thiagonunesc.8335 Foi gasto com o seu país Zuquinha e o resto deram para a Inglaterra!
you should play the game. Its a lot of fun :)
Portugal (Fado Menor)
0:00 - Ancient Era (Guitarra Portuguesa)
1:28 - Medieval Era
5:53 - Industrial Era
10:41 - Atomic Era
About this Piece:
Fado (meaning "Fate" or "Destiny") is a musical genre originating from Lisbon, Portugal around the 1820s. Though much is unknown about its origins, Fado is traditionally known for its sad lyrics and melancholic melodies. Songs in the style of Fado are about topics ranging from life on the sea to the poor, and people's resignation to their own fates. This sentiment is most often described by the Portuguese word "saudade" (also seen in Brazil's Civ 5 theme "Chega de Saudade"), and this musical genre and its topics have spread to most of what was once the Portuguese Empire. Brazilian modinha, Cape Verde's morna and Indonesian kroncong all carry some influence from either tunes or lyrics from Fado, though most have now developed their own traditions. (Source: Wikipedia)
Fado Menor ("Minor Fado"):
Minha mãe
Eu canto a noite
Porque o dia me castiga
E é no silêncio das coisas
Que eu encontro voz amiga
Minha mãe
Eu grito a noite
Como um barco se afasta
E naufraga no mar alto
Ao pé da onda mais gasta
Minha mãe
Eu choro a noite
Neste amor em que me afundo
Porque as palavras da vida
Já não têm outro mundo
Minha mãe
O que fizeste
O que fez o teu amor
Aquela hora tardia
Em que me pariste em dor
Por isto
Sou este canto
Minha mãe tão magoado
Que visto a noite em meu corpo
Sem destino mas com fado
Thanks for making these on each video!
Someone did there research
Fun fact: The word "Saudade" doesn't have any direct translation to english, but it basically means to miss someone or something.
@@UnwiseWords I like "longing" as a translation, though it's not *exactly* the same.
Can you please tell who plays it?
Brazilian themes: **joyful and lively**
Portugal: Yeah, we don't do that here
It's interesting, because the soundtrack of this game shows how much brazilian music owns to African heritage. We speak portuguese, but a great deal of our music here is credited to the africans who were brought here as slaves. In the game, Kongo's and Brazil's are two of the more joyful and danceable themes, and Kongo is the Kingdom (now Angola) from where most of the slaves where brought (Mvemba a Nzinga is Afonso I of Kongo, and he corresponded with João III, the guy in the video).
@@alexalckminzamboni Claro que muitos estilos musicais brasileiro têm forte influência da cultura africana assim como o choro, que é o estilo de "brejeiro". Mas o Choro também tem em suas características algo triste, sofrido.
Brazilians are joyful, but they can also be as very pessimistic and melancholic as the Portuguese. There is happy Fado too.
@@alexalckminzamboni We wuz
Na verdade a musica Brasileira tem muita influencias Portuguesa, o sertanejo e outras...ao contrario do que se pensa o povo Português e tao alegre como o Brasileiro...não fossemos nos iguais ;)
Portugal's theme screams wealth, sophistication, and culture even in the ancient era.
i know right!!! also i was wating for portugal from a long time!
Or extreme melancholy over the past (or saudade, its proper Portuguese name)
Technically, as a Fado (genre) talks about melancholy and fatal relations
@@pedroalexandre7915 You're right! The first three themes are bright, rich, and cheerful, but then the Atomic Theme is slower, darker, and a little bit emptier - like an echo of the old richness.
If anyone wants to get a better understanding of saudade, check out episode 506 of the Travel with Rick Steves podcast. It is a truly fascinating emotion.
@@rootofthechord I definitely will check it out, I don't know much about portugal's history so it should be interesting to learn about.
If I had a nickle for every time you guys released an amazing theme, I'd be Portugal in terms of GPT.
I'd be Portugal + Mali + Cree
@@thecornseller spelled zulu wrong
@@krimorant Zulu good for GPT?
Didn’t you forget about Spain?
Firaxis: “ok, we added Portugal into the game. Now please just leave us alone!”
Everyone: “...Venice when?”
Firaxis: “nooooooo!”
we all want venice now 😃
Austria!!!
Belgium when?
Switherland when?
Africana when??
Israel when???
No venice. Bad. Bad venice.
Mapuche 2 when???
"What music do I listen to? Mostly DLC soundtracks for 2016 games"
me too 👀
lol yes
everytime I say this I am the weirdo in others eyes
Lmaoooo
That's a lot of soundtracks.
You know whichever civ comes out, Geoff's gonna make its theme a banger
To say the least. Banger's an understatement. It approaches the level of music known only as Boner Jam.
Unfortunately all Civ VI’s modern and future era music sounds too similar. Up until the end of the industrial era each Civ has very excellent unique sounding music, but when the 20th century and future starts they all sound like they are same beat, rhythm, and instruments.
@@StopFear just like nowadays pop songs lol
@@StopFear just like modern pop, which is what they're trying to do
Few people now that but Portugal has a huge impact on our modern western music and literature (and of course naval tradition). Cheers from Brazil, viva o fado!
I'm interested, how do you think they impacted Western literature?
@@andrewforbes3122 Portugal was the first true Naval Civ so they were probably the first to spread their culture. Tales of their exploits inspired others to take to the sea
@@andrewforbes3122 Google: Os Lusíadas, and you will see
@@andrewforbes3122 One silly pop culture example is the Menestréis and Trovadores. The connection between portuguese sea shanties and old Trovas remount to early 14th century. There's a lot that come from an age when Portugal and Spaña was "united" but they know what was from portuguese culture. And there's the city Tomar and the Ordem de Cristo, that they claim to be the last templar city and last templar order after the ban, nothing to do with music and literature but also interesting.
@@TwoBeesOneWhy trovadores are from occitania not portugal
I just... listened to a musical masterpiece. I had my eyes water a little, for goodness sake. Please, bring back Geoff Knorr for Civ 7!
Yeah, this genre bring tears to everyone's eyes. It's melancholy orchestrated, still, it's nice played by Geoff Knorr and company
Yeah, if they use someone else for the Civ 7 soundtrack I'm not buying the game. If they do bring back Knorr, I don't know how he's gonna top this soundtrack, but I know he will.
Can empower other people to reach their potential?
@@wilfridlaurier2448 Fair. I still want Geoff Knorr to compose Civ 7's soundtrack, but if his successor can do just as well, I'd be happy with it.
@@mikeyreza Please stop spamming this in my comments, lol.
Now I forgive that time you made Lisbon into a city-state
Amen
Now we must make Mexico City, Buenos Aires, Auckland and Kabul actual Civs.
And not a very great one haha
@@mttjstr4882 auckland kinda already has one within the maori civ. i dont know if you could make a pakeha civ for NZ or if it would just resemble australia a little too much.
@@aydenfellerhoff3160 But how else can we spread the glory that is the Bob Semple tank? The corrugated steel clad war chariot of Ares demands implementation as a unique civ unit.
Somewhere in Firaxis, the music development lead is sitting in his chair reclining, knowing his crew drops banger after banger. They simply do not miss. Hit after hit after hit.
I'm Portuguese and I'm very happy that Firaxis really captured the essence of Fado, our traditional and unique music style in such a beautiful way. Amazing Portuguese Guitar play! Really happy to listen to this OST, I can't wait to play the game. Congratulations!
PS: the Industrial Era music is something incredible, Fado without the Portuguese Guitar and a orchestra behind it? Never seen it before, but it's just SO GOOD
I am Macanese and my city was colonised by Portugal, now I love seeing the mixture between Chinese and Portuguese culture.
BTW, I never knew Portuguese traditional music is as good as traditional Chinese music, I can feel both countries are very ancient and powerful by listening to their music.
@@gordonchao3074 dumb american here, I honestly never knew Portugal had colonized any Chinese lands!
That's why I love Civilization, I learn so much about other cultures and History that I've just never had the chance to learn, not just from the game, but from this game's extremely diverse community.
@@whisperware Greetings from Macau
@@whisperware Yeah its pretty incredible. Macau is sort of the "Las Vegas" of China and East Asia as a whole.
Philip II has been real quiet since this dropped..
ok, you win xD
this made me smile.
I'm Portuguese and this is absolutely fantastic! Can't wait to play it.
@@Strv122B_ Bet you can't do it without cheating or starving your troops. 😏
@@Strv122B_ Portugal and all colonies win agains Soviet Union EeZzzzz
@@Strv122B_ Lol
yapp mee too
@@Strv122B_ of course you had to change your pfp and your username
Ancient & Classical Era: 0:00
Medieval & Renaissance Era: 1:28
Industrial & Modern Era: 5:53
Atomic & Information Era: 10:41
Abraços à terra mãe, Portugal, paz e prosperidade para nossas lindas nações!
Saludos desde Chile mi estimado amigo!
Viva Portugal!
Olá meu amigo lusófono
I'm Portuguese and this is absolutely beautiful!!!! thank you so much, Firaxis!!
wow. what a great work you've done here.
I'm portuguese and you guys made me miss my country... and I'm actually here, in Portugal!
well done :)
Geoff Knorr and company did a great job on the soundtrack
I knew before the DLC was launched, that Portugal's OST was about to be marvelous, and it truly is...
As soon as Portugal was announced, I wondered if their ambient soundtrack would include fado music--making it the motif for their main theme, though, is a very welcome surprise!
That Industrial Era version is especially wonderful; you can really hear the sense of saudade in both it and the Atomic Era version. Good to know the sound team has been in top form all the way to the end.
Civ, thank you for actually using our BEAUTIFUL guitarra portuguesa
If someone interested in knowing what is the building in the background - it's Belém Tower
Which is also in the game as a wonder
@@hychaelzaidi6328 finally, I always asked for that wonder since Civ 4, because is very unique and the only sea wonder we have between ancient/classical eras and industrial
@@Luzitanium Golden Gate Bridge and Panama Canal?
@@nicknyethesaxguy894 Medieval/Renaissance Era?
I was just there
Civ 6 can now rest. A fitting theme for the final pack of the New Frontier Pass
Been playing with Portugal the last couple of days and the music is awesome. Thank you Civ 6 family
Maybe the greatest theme of Civ 6, lol I am listening it while watching a documentary about Magellan
Beautiful guitarra, and then the Industrial era version is simply sumptuous. Marvellous work by the musical team, as ever!
Thanks man 😉
After proceeding on a Portuguese musical deep dive, I now really like Fado music, it fills me with saudade.
check Carlos Paredes you will like it
Now that this might be the final soundtrack
I'm really going to miss the absolutely fantastic soundtracks that accompany what is already a wonderful game
These soundtracks incorporate a wonderful sense of history and culture that is rarely seen in game
Truly some masterpieces have come from this game
Beautiful Portuguese soundtrack
Its remarkable that you can generally identify the location and history being referenced from just hearing the musical motifs and instruments.
I certainly hope that Firaxis can match this quality of music in the future. Civilization 6's soundtrack will stick with me for a long time.
I came in expecting it to be good, but I wasn't expecting anyone's Ancient theme to be this fire. My goodness, to be the lucky guitar that gets strummed like that.
I'm portuguese and listening to this music the first time, made me so happy!! This is TRUE portuguese music. Thank you to developers
well it is but there are more portuguese music styles beyond this one.
It's so sad and heavy-sounding, especially during the industrial era, but has a hint of wealth and class in it
Portugal’s ost is my personal favorite throughout civ6. Emotional, tender, and soothing music. Especially the second track, what an intro, shivers down my spine.
I love how you get these breathtaking themes with game for free. These music scores alone are worth 100s of dollars.
Bro game is not free
@@mehmetyektaaydogdu9201 they said that because the game has the music in it, that the game basically came with an abundance of "free" music in it. The game of course costs money
You can play 60 turns for free on mobile
Ó mar salgado, quanto do teu sal
São lágrimas de Portugal!
Por te cruzarmos, quantas mães choraram,
Quantos filhos em vão rezaram!
Quantas noivas ficaram por casar
Para que fosses nosso, ó mar!
Valeu a pena? Tudo vale a pena
Se a alma não é pequena.
Quem quer passar além do Bojador
Tem que passar além da dor.
Deus ao mar o perigo e o abismo deu,
Mas nele é que espelhou o céu.
Oh salty sea, how much of your salt
Are tears from Portugal!
Because we crossed you, how many mothers cried,
How many childs prayed in vain!
How many fiancé's became widows
So that you could be ours, oh sea!
Was it worth it? Everything is worth it
When one's soul's not small.
Who wants to go beyond Cape Bojador
Needs to go beyond pain.
God gave to the sea the danger and the abyss
But on it he reflected the skies.
hola spanish inquisition homie
Viva Fernando Pessoa!
@@krimorant ñ
@@dogomog125ç
Damn, the king of Portugal has the drip
@Queen Kristina Não, e tu?
yes
Joao has drip
Welcome to monarchy
@nonamehere3435 do you mean João
Wow! That first song - you guys and gals do such amazing work - thank you for a wonderful soundtrack!! :D
I may be a little biased, but you guys totally nailed Brazil and Portugal themes... They are the best!
Geoff did an amazing job on all soundtracks. As Portuguese i could not feel more immersed and truly feeling im playing with my own country. It has everything, a more sad fado menor to a more cheerful fado corrido. A true masterpiece.
This is, once again, a masterpiece for which we are thankful. Great job Mr Knorr!
I always fall in love with every soundtrack Civ team creates. Period.
Glad to see the respect paid to Fado and the Portuguese Civ.
I'm very happy with how well the Civ was set up and they really captured the soul of Fado. Really makes me miss my days at Nazare and Lisboa
This brought tears to my eyes. Beautiful!
Finally Portugal music. Really love it 😘.
I'm from Indonesia and Portugal colonize us long before Dutch came. Tho only short time but Portugal leave significant influences to Indonesian culture like noticeable numbers of Portuguese loanwords, the cuisine, and hybrid Indonesian-Portugal music called Kerontjong.
Love Portugal from Indonesia
🇲🇨♥️🇵🇹
Not small time, Portugal dominated the Indian ocean trade routes for more than one century. Mallaca shows more Portuguese influence than Dutch...that shows the impact....and that is true for the most of Asia...;) after 500 years
Thailand still have the egg desserts we left there XD
As a fan of CIV since CIV II, and as portuguese, couldn't be more proud of the OST choice for the portuguese civilization. So many people finding Fado thanks to a simple decision of including Portugal as a civilization in this amazing game. Thank you Firaxis!
I'm a Filipino and I shared this with my Russian friend. We now both listen to Fado.
Its amazing that you can play a strategy game and listen to music like this to really immerse yourself. Thank you Geoff Knorr
Portugal is definitely one of my favorite countries of all time (subjectively) ... most respect and best regards from Berlin. 🇵🇹🇪🇺🇩🇪
Fun fact:
In portugal there's a song called "Era uma vez um rei com uma grande barriguinha" or "once upon a time there was a king with a big belly" people say that it's about a real king, some say that was João III others say that it was Afonso II but probably it's not about the two at all but it's funny to think about it
Industrial era part is pure joy to listen to. Such a beautiful composition.
Wow, so beautiful! A new favorite for sure - I'll play this Civ just to enjoy the music for the whole game. Thank you!
The civ itself is just as enjoyable to play tbh! Once you get those trade routes and Feitorias going you'll be wondering what to do with all that juicy cash!!
Nothing like a fado to represent this country that makes me feel much saudade
As a Portuguese descendant: thank you for this masterpiece. ❤️
Industrial theme is something I’d hear on an old gramophone, making it sound very classic. Very well done indeed
I was against Portugal initially in favour of other civ ideas but I gotta be honest, this music slaps
The industrial theme makes me feel like a 19th century villain plotting a murder in his chambers
how dare you ?!! lol
Strategy for Portugal is also interesting but rather niche in the sense that they can become powerful on a sea map but on a land dominated map they will struggle
@@abelcheng2073 would love to try Portugal on pangea
@@Luzitanium I just wanted the Iroquois man don't be mad :(
Absolutely brilliant. Brings me back to my childhood going to festas with my parents.
Finally had RNG to set me as Portugal, and my ears have certainly been blessed with that Ancient Era theme. Muito bom!
Portuguese here. Just wanted to say that I'm proud and impressed by your choices on this soundtrack and with the overall Portuguese civ. Well done!
I predict thats going to be great
Upd. I've just lisnted the industrial theme and it's unbelievebly cool! This music as cool as Gran Colombia music!!! Thx you Civ6 developers, I guess that's one is my the most favourite music in the game!
Thank u for this firaxis and Portugal. I never knew that this masterpiece exists. Thank u!
My new favorite ancient theme
I was just trying this civ for the very first time and this sound came up. I had to pause the game and enjoy for a couple of minutes. Beautiful music truly.
Civ 6 is very special to me, I wish I could actually pay for the game.
Thank you and I'm sorry.
est sound track in the game no cap
When i saw civ v's portugal theme i thought "no way they can one up this one.."
They one upped that one.
This is truly stunning piece, do caralho pqp
Ancient 0:00
Medieval 1:28
Industrial 5:53
Atomic 10:40
Industrial theme is just brilliant
@@captain3413 Ditto.
Thank you Mr. Laurier
One of the best of the Civ vi soundtrack
Son demasiado buenas, cada era genera una emoción completamente distinta. Es una pasada como la misma canción puede transmitir tantos sentimientos diferentes solo con el uso de instrumentos distintos
Wow the soundtrack is incredible!
Portugal (as an idea) is actually one of my biggest dreams to ever experience, the culture, language, literature and the country itself too of course. I don't understand why, but there isn't any other more calming thoughts in my life than actually Portugal, this music helps me order those thoughts a lot:]
This is indeed true, from a feared colonial power to a peaceful and well respected country today. From mainland Portugal to Angola, Guinea, Mozambique, India, Brazil, the Straight of Malacca, China and Japan. Like you said, Portugal is the gate to the world.
Portugal, in fact, was not a “colonial power”--or even, in a sense, a “European” one; it was a “pluricontinental” entity defined by language, culture, and history. There was in effect no empire, just “one state, single and indivisible” parts of which were “overseas provinces”
@@Luzitanium So Emperor Pedro II wasn't emperor?
@@WooSungChoi who said otherwise?
The soundtrack for the Ancient and Medieval Eras radiate Portugueseness.
Like, wayyyy more than the ones for the other eras. Seriously they fucking NAILED IT.
This is probably one of my favorite songs of the soundtrack yet, amazing work to everyone involved!
O salty sea, so much of whose salt
Is Portugal’s tears! All the mothers
Who had to weep for us to cross you!
All the sons who prayed in vain!
All the brides-to-be who never
Married for you to be ours, O sea!
Was it worth doing? Everything’s worth doing
If the soul of the doer isn’t small.
Whoever would go beyond the Cape
Must go beyond sorrow.
God placed danger and the abyss in the sea,
But he also made it heaven’s mirror.
I sense Fernando Pessoa here
@@UnwiseWords O Camões da moderna Portugal!
How can they... do such a masterpiece for quite EVERY civilisation??? This is not a game, thats a full symphonic piece!
As a portuguese man, i aprove this, thank you, you nailed it
Another excellent piece! The music is truly the best part of Civ 6.
I can vibe to this.
also, thank you civ devs you are actually awesome developers who actually care about there fans and that's really cool. I will suggest one thing, can I be Rome's leader next time?
I am a Brazilian and absolutely love this piece. I connect with Fado, as we also have some similar music, albeit on our own style. I wish we were more united. The United Kingdom of Brazil and Portugal would be a dream. We were great before, we were an world wide emprie. That is prideful. What I love more about this version is that it reminds me of a heartbeat. Maybe one day our hearts will beat as one again, if not formally but in respect and mutual assistance.
The United Kingdom of Portugal, Brazil and Algarves*
Isso é impossível, Brasil é soberania sempre.
Beautiful Fado
There’s something unsettling about this song and I love it.
This statement is why this is my favorite song in the entire game, well done to everyone who made it so awesome!
If you think about it, Fado (as a music genre) is related to melancholy and sadness
last ost of the civ6? my hopes are that it is not! anyway, I look forward to make a cool cover out of it!
I believe they said the free April update was the last one of the season, so I hope for more on the horizon
@@riconade4431 he's talking about Civ 6 in general
@@itsmekrazyb I know, but if they do something like another new frontier pass there might be new osts
We need civ 7 , not 6
2025
There it is. my favourite soundtrack in Civ6!
Wow the ancient and atomic are amazing. This just became my favorite music
The beats in atomic era sounds like train. I was on the train and leaving all past happiness, or maybe it’s the past on the train that is leaving me behind? I guess that’s what “saudade” means.
I’m begging you to release the Portugal ambient music
*The industrial theme is....perfect...*
The Atomic theme*
I think the Medieval theme is better. It radiates Portuguese culture far more than the others.
This may actually be my favorite industrial theme wow
this is the only civ 6 song where I do not hate the industrial and future versions
Viva Portugal! Viva a Pátria Mãe! Viva a nossa herança! 🇧🇷🇵🇹
I don’t know why but this one made me cry during the middle of my game,
what were you feeling about at the time? did you get saudade?
@João Aurélio yup
Civ 6 has the best videogame soundtrack of all time, and it's not even a contest. It's not just that the music itself is just very very good, it's how it's implemented into the game, what it means for each culture and the attention to detail. Plus simply the sheer amount of music.
As a brazilian, this makes me feel like being colonized by Portugal again
Passa para cá o ouro!
No
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se deixarem o GRAFENO com nós, eu deixo, se não, não.
You weren't colonized. You were the colonos.
@@jeanlundi2141por que ninguém entende isso?
Brilliant, as always
Hi tyrion
So you're saying I won't have to talk for my let's play and just let this mastahpeece play?
Yes
Btw love your videos
beautiful! great work
Feel like a godfather bribing AI to fight each other
Obrigado por honrarem Portugal !!!