Happy September 7th! :marseyflagbrazil: :marseysalutebrasil: Brazilian Independence Day :marseyflagportugalgenocide: :poortuguesecopegenocide: :marseywerebackbrasileiro:

On September 7th 1822, the Crown Prince Pedro proclaimed Brazil's independence on the shores of the Ipiranga river becoming Emperor Pedro I !historychads

Ladies and gentlemen, dramatards and dramatardettes, please stand up for the National Anthem of the Federative Republic of Brazil!

Ouviram do Ipiranga as margens plácidas

De um povo heróico o brado retumbante,

E o sol da Liberdade, em raios fúlgidos,

Brilhou no céu da Pátria nesse instante.

Se o penhor dessa igualdade

Conseguimos conquistar com braço forte,

Em teu seio, ó Liberdade,

Desafia o nosso peito a própria morte!

Ó Pátria amada, Idolatrada, Salve! Salve!

Brasil, um sonho intenso, um raio vívido

De amor e de esperança à terra desce,

Se em teu formoso céu, risonho e límpido,

A imagem do Cruzeiro resplandece.

Gigante pela própria natureza,

És belo, és forte, impávido colosso,

E o teu futuro espelha essa grandeza

Terra adorada, Entre outras mil,

És tu, Brasil, Ó Pátria amada!

Dos filhos deste solo és mãe gentil,

Pátria amada, Brasil!

Deitado eternamente em berço esplêndido,

Ao som do mar e à luz do céu profundo,

Fulguras, ó Brasil, florão da América,

Iluminado ao sol do Novo Mundo!

Do que a terra mais garrida

Teus risonhos, lindos campos têm mais flores;

"Nossos bosques têm mais vida",

"Nossa vida" no teu seio "mais amores".

Ó Pátria amada, Idolatrada, Salve! Salve!

Brasil, de amor eterno seja símbolo

O lábaro que ostentas estrelado,

E diga o verde-louro desta flâmula

Paz no futuro e glória no passado.

Mas, se ergues da justiça a clava forte,

Verás que um filho teu não foge à luta,

Nem teme, quem te adora, a própria morte!

Terra adorada Entre outras mil,

És tu, Brasil, Ó Pátria amada!

Dos filhos deste solo és mãe gentil,

Pátria amada, Brasil!

!macacos

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https://media.tenor.com/CzoM2Tucw_oAAAAx/brazil-brazil-movie.webp

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:marseysteve:

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congratuatiolians brazifriends!! Who did you gain independence from

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all hail the new and inclusive flag of brazil!! 🏳️‍⚧️

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17257264126778872.webp

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next 3week:

Brazilian judge orders flag replaced

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Some other heroes of Brazilian :marseymacacosalute: Independence:

Tiradentes (the Tooth Puller)

A dentist or something :marseysmugface: who instigated the first :marseywinner: rebelion which kicked the whole thing off. He was captured, executed and his dismembered body was displayed for all to see. Had a horsey face like Adam Driver.

https://i.rdrama.net/images/1725692701448662.webp https://i.rdrama.net/images/17256927015104504.webp

Thomas Cochrane

Scottish Hero of the Napoleonic Wars (where his exploits inspired the fictonal characters of Horatio Hornblower and Jack Aubery) he later :marseywave2: became an international revolutionary :marseykhmerrouge: admiral. Had great :marseythumbsup8: success :marseyoutried: in Chile :marseypinochet: (where the flagship of the Chilean fleet is often named after him) and sought to repeat the effort :marseysisyphus: in Brazil. Here he is standing :marseyoverallenthusiasm: like a GTA 3 pedestrian:

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17256927021775305.webp

Samuel Esconder, el Fantasma de Rio

Little is known of Esconder's exploits except that he ate a diet of pure sugar :marseycandy: and the Portugese worried :marseyhelp: that he could not be stopped

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17256927023500915.webp

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Tiradentes was made more famous after the proclamation of the Republic. He was inconsequential to the 1822 events as the Royal Family moving to Brazil in 1808 changed the entire perception of things.

José de Bonifácio would be a much more important figure. !macacos

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Tiradentes is cool because his nickname is catchy, no one would care about what a random Joaquim José da Silva Xavier did but the name Tiradentes just rolls off the tongue, perfect street name material

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WHO GIVES A SHIT ABOUT SHITZIL

NIKOCADO AVOCADO IS SKINNY AGAIN, THIS IS TRUE HISTORY THAT MATTERS :#letsfuckinggofast:

!macacos !ranchers

https://rdrama.net/post/298304/siren-nikocado-avocado-is-thin-again

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BRAZIL SHOULD MAKE ITSELF INDEPENDENT FROM EXISTENCE (because i wasnt let into the ping group)

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BR miku was the best cultural export

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17256781887907858.webp

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Export? I'm pretty sure it was made by someone from elsewhere to begin with

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Why is she popular there

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I expect a 40 000 character longpost about the 20 years leading up to this event nuclear shill

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I wish I was inspired to write that but I'm too lazy right now.

The story begins in 1808 when Napoleon invaded Portugal and the Royal Family fled to Rio de Janeiro…

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Part 1 of 900

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>Não postou a versão gênero neutro do hino

FASCISTA

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Lacrou migx! :marseynails#:

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God alone knows the future, but only an historian can alter the past.

-- Ambrose Bierce

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