Extract removed from the Brazilian national hymn and exposes the forgotten inheritance

Extract removed from the Brazilian national hymn and exposes the forgotten inheritance


Discover the extract removed from the Brazilian national hymn and how the change reveals forgotten stories and values, generating curiosities and disputes.

An old video, dating back to the 90s, has returned to circulate hard on social networks, shedding light on a theme that few Brazilians dominate: the original texts of the Brazilian national National National. The episode rekindled the debate on national symbols and highlighted a curious detachment between the population and history itself.




The original letter and its meanings

The initial composition of the National National Nench, created between 1879 and 1880, presented a letter full of civil duties and values ​​related to military service and obedience to the laws. The verses showed a strong martial tone, in tune with the spirit of the second kingdom.

Surprising verses and imperial identity

The war metaphors and mention to the imperial banner were recurring in the original text. Fragments as “record with Baril in the anal rankings your power” have strengthened the idea of ​​perpetuating heroic actions in Brazilian history.

Complete extract removed

Take a look, under the stretch that stopped being part of the official version:

  • The delicate Brisa was raised by Belo Brazil on Saturday. Eia Sus, Oh Sus!
  • Wait for Brazil that everyone will do with your duty.
  • Eia! Avante, Brazilian! Always having!
  • Register your power with your live cattle.
  • Served in Brazil without fading,
  • With bold joy I fulfilled the duty,
  • In war and peace in the shade of the law,
  • The delicate Brisa was raised by Belo Brazil on Saturday. Eia Sus, Oh Sus!

From the monarchy to the Republic: symbolic rupture

The announcement of the Republic in 1889 brought a political reality incompatible with the ancient hymn, which enhanced monarchical symbols. The need for new symbols for the young republic has accelerated the changes.

The documents reveal the official history

Contrary to those that many official documents of the national archives hypothesize confirm that the definitive version, without vocal introduction, was formalized only in 1922, during the celebrations of the centenary of independence.

Teachers are also surprised

The ignorance on the excluded verses also affects education professionals, who rarely have access to the complete letter or the historical context of these changes. The case reveals the failure in training focused on citizenship and national memory.

Why did the stretch fall into oblivion?

According to experts, the abandonment of the stretch is linked to the urgency of the republican elites to move away from everything that refers to the empire and aligns the hymn with new national values.

Cultural and educational impact

  • The theme caused discussions on the teaching of history and civilization in schools.
  • Philosophers and historians support greater emphasis on the rescue of national symbols.
  • The episode exposes how political changes can reconfigure collective memory.

Forgotten charm

Even far from official solemnity, the repressed letter arouses charm, reporting the power that national symbols exert on the imagination of the Brazilian public.

What remains and what has been lost

The current version of the National National Nench is widely known for its melodies and the official letter, but part of the historic roots of the country lies in the forgotten verses, which reflect distinct periods and values.

Source: Terra

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