" O Hino Patriótico, ou na sua grafia original, Hymno Patriótico, (forma completa Hymno Patriótico da Nação Portugueza), pode ser considerado o primeiro hino oficial de Portugal. Composto em 1808 por Marcos Portugal e dedicado ao Príncipe Regente D. João VI foi inspirado no final da Cantata La Speranza o sia l`Augurio Felice do mesmo autor. A data da sua oficialização enquanto hino nacional é incerta, sendo apontado o primeiro quartel do século XIX. Foi posteriormente substituido na sua função pelo, Hino da Carta, composto pelo Rei D. Pedro IV (que foi também Imperador D. Pedro I do Brasil ). Em 1910, na 1ª República, foi composto outro Hino Nacional, ' a Portuguesa', símbolo nacional, definido na Constituição da República. Com música da autoria de Alfredo Keil e letra de Henrique Lopes de Mendonça." in Portugal d'antigamente
The Adeste Fideles here as the first anthem of Portugal is by some taught to be composed by king John IV of Portugal but there are no proof of this. The oldest document is from John Wade but, there might be some influence from King John's music. It was played often in diplomatic representations of Portugal, especially in the UK, being nicknamed, the Portuguese hymn by the brits
@@Rotebuehl1 It's called the Portuguese Hymn because an British noble heard it playing at the Portuguese Embassy in London, we don't know if it was official, but it is one of the first records of an Portuguese anthem and it should be kept, also it was composed by King John the Fourth of Portugal.
The first few are more like "proto" anthems, as nacional anthems weren't really a thing back then, they were mostly royal and military marches and such. The only two official anthems of Portugal are Hino da Carta and A Portuguesa
포르투갈 🇵🇹 0:25 포르투갈 왕국 🇧🇱 1139-1910 (여러분, 충실한 여러분) 3:13 포르투갈 왕국 🇧🇱 1139-1910 (애국의 찬가) 6:35 포르투갈 왕국 🇮🇨 1139-1910 (헌장의 찬가) 9:17 마리아폰테의 찬가 🎼 "1846" (민호의 찬가) 10:21 포르투갈 제1공화국 🇵🇹 1910-1926 (포르투갈인) 10:43 포르투갈 국립공화국 🇵🇹 1926-1933 (포르투갈인) 10:43 신 포르투갈 공화국 🇵🇹 1933-1974 (포르투갈인) 10:43 포르투갈 구국공화국 🇵🇹 1974-1975 (포르투갈인) 15:56 포르투갈 공화국 🇵🇹 1975-Current (포르투갈인)
At the time, Adeste Fideles was used in diplomatic representations wheb greeting guests. believed to be written by King John the IV of Portugal but likely only part of heavily inspired by his works.
O hino da carta tem uma melodia bonita mas a letra é um bocado...meh. A Portugueza é um fos hinos mais bonitos do mundo. Trocava era a bandeira de volta ao azul e branco que são as nossas cores tradicionais (com coroa mural ou só com a esfera armilar e o brasão) O hino da Maria da fonte também é um grande hino cívico
The music was played in the Portuguese diplomatic corps in England and in Portuguese Catholic chapel in London, I think specifically in the embassy and the music ended up playing the role of a national anthem, representing the country
Tinha visto uma vez de que os "hinos" oficiais de Portugal antes do Patriótico eram os das aclamações dos reis, ou hinos aos reis, que deve ser bem difícil de se achar uma partitura ou até mesmo letra.
At the time, Adeste Fideles was used in diplomatic representations wheb greeting guests. believed to be written by King John the IV of Portugal but likely only part of heavily inspired by his works.
That's the present anthem. But not the real anthem of Portugal The real anthem of Portugal have more a Les 5 minutes They reduced to 3 minutes because is bigger For me it's totally disrespect see Portuguese people who don't know the anthem, and is disrespectful to there country. Portugueses people don't have patriotism to there country
Nope, the official anthem is the short version of A Portuguesa. Yes, A Portuguesa extends further as a song with more verses, but those aren't considered part of the official anthem.
How the hack are you affirming: Portugueses people don't have patriotism to there country. Please learn a better version of English to comment (firstly) and don't spread this ridiculous and erroneous idea...
O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant! O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem; Come and behold Him Born the King of Angels: O come, let us adore Him, (3×) Christ the Lord. God of God, light of light, Lo, he abhors not the Virgin's womb; Very God, begotten, not created: O come, let us adore Him, (3×) Christ the Lord. Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation, Sing, all ye citizens of Heaven above! Glory to God, glory in the highest: O come, let us adore Him, (3×) Christ the Lord. Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy morning; Jesus, to thee be glory given! Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing! O come, let us adore Him, (3×) Christ the Lord.
Google Slides version (created by BrazillianBasti):
docs.google.com/presentation/d/1TI97iitN6XLJEVWGXi3_7EwAQLkBzPzS_zeDAgbSm_M/edit?usp=sharing
I'm Portuguese, I'm 13 years old and I only knew the current hymn, I started crying when I heard the first hymns, you get a new subscriber
Eu também.
We only hear it during Christmas, i was shocked to see it be the first anthem.
I always thought it was a Christmas Carol but there was more to it
There are sung versions of the Anthem of Maria da Fonte (Hino do Minho), my favorite is by singer Vitorino Salomé
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" O Hino Patriótico, ou na sua grafia original, Hymno Patriótico, (forma completa Hymno Patriótico da Nação Portugueza), pode ser considerado o primeiro hino oficial de Portugal.
Composto em 1808 por Marcos Portugal e dedicado ao Príncipe Regente D. João VI foi inspirado no final da Cantata La Speranza o sia l`Augurio Felice do mesmo autor.
A data da sua oficialização enquanto hino nacional é incerta, sendo apontado o primeiro quartel do século XIX.
Foi posteriormente substituido na sua função pelo, Hino da Carta, composto pelo Rei D. Pedro IV (que foi também Imperador D. Pedro I do Brasil ).
Em 1910, na 1ª República, foi composto outro Hino Nacional, ' a Portuguesa', símbolo nacional, definido na Constituição da República. Com música da autoria de Alfredo Keil e letra de Henrique Lopes de Mendonça."
in Portugal d'antigamente
The Adeste Fideles here as the first anthem of Portugal is by some taught to be composed by king John IV of Portugal but there are no proof of this. The oldest document is from John Wade but, there might be some influence from King John's music.
It was played often in diplomatic representations of Portugal, especially in the UK, being nicknamed, the Portuguese hymn by the brits
Obrigado.
Bro, Portugal putting the Catholic song "adeste fideles" as its anthem makes it a country totally based 😎🇵🇹🇻🇦⛪✝️
It never was the Portuguese Anthem! It was and is a Christmas song!
@@zitarodrigues7336it was D. João IV
@@Rotebuehl1 It's called the Portuguese Hymn because an British noble heard it playing at the Portuguese Embassy in London, we don't know if it was official, but it is one of the first records of an Portuguese anthem and it should be kept, also it was composed by King John the Fourth of Portugal.
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Nice video Fiume😊 very talented work
Third! Portugal’s anthems are very nice
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The first few are more like "proto" anthems, as nacional anthems weren't really a thing back then, they were mostly royal and military marches and such. The only two official anthems of Portugal are Hino da Carta and A Portuguesa
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0:25 포르투갈 왕국 🇧🇱 1139-1910 (여러분, 충실한 여러분)
3:13 포르투갈 왕국 🇧🇱 1139-1910 (애국의 찬가)
6:35 포르투갈 왕국 🇮🇨 1139-1910 (헌장의 찬가)
9:17 마리아폰테의 찬가 🎼 "1846" (민호의 찬가)
10:21 포르투갈 제1공화국 🇵🇹 1910-1926 (포르투갈인)
10:43 포르투갈 국립공화국 🇵🇹 1926-1933 (포르투갈인)
10:43 신 포르투갈 공화국 🇵🇹 1933-1974 (포르투갈인)
10:43 포르투갈 구국공화국 🇵🇹 1974-1975 (포르투갈인)
15:56 포르투갈 공화국 🇵🇹 1975-Current (포르투갈인)
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Are you sure we had "the christmas song" as anthem?
At the time, Adeste Fideles was used in diplomatic representations wheb greeting guests. believed to be written by King John the IV of Portugal but likely only part of heavily inspired by his works.
Nice video and happy birthday!
O hino da carta tem uma melodia bonita mas a letra é um bocado...meh.
A Portugueza é um fos hinos mais bonitos do mundo.
Trocava era a bandeira de volta ao azul e branco que são as nossas cores tradicionais (com coroa mural ou só com a esfera armilar e o brasão)
O hino da Maria da fonte também é um grande hino cívico
A Christmas song on a Portuguese national anthem? Why?
It was composed by a Portuguese king, John IV, in the 17th century. Now, I don't think it was ever the Portuguese anthem, but that's just my opinion.
The music was played in the Portuguese diplomatic corps in England and in Portuguese Catholic chapel in London, I think specifically in the embassy and the music ended up playing the role of a national anthem, representing the country
@@sousacordeiro9684 tinha ideia que o nosso primeiro hino oficial era o hino da Restauração. O hino da Restauração nunca foi hino nacional.
@@luispereira5177 O Hino da Restauração é de uma peça de teatro de 1861. Chama-se "1640 ou a Restauração de Portugal".
Tinha visto uma vez de que os "hinos" oficiais de Portugal antes do Patriótico eram os das aclamações dos reis, ou hinos aos reis, que deve ser bem difícil de se achar uma partitura ou até mesmo letra.
O Come All Ye Faithful was Portugal's national anthem, at some point, eh?
It was composed by the Portuguese King John IV
Why Portugal is Christmas music?
At the time, Adeste Fideles was used in diplomatic representations wheb greeting guests. believed to be written by King John the IV of Portugal but likely only part of heavily inspired by his works.
Viva Portugal! 🇵🇹
Viva Portugal!!
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Venid y adoremos
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That's the present anthem. But not the real anthem of Portugal
The real anthem of Portugal have more a Les 5 minutes
They reduced to 3 minutes because is bigger
For me it's totally disrespect see Portuguese people who don't know the anthem, and is disrespectful to there country.
Portugueses people don't have patriotism to there country
Yes we have..a lot.❤
Nope, the official anthem is the short version of A Portuguesa.
Yes, A Portuguesa extends further as a song with more verses, but those aren't considered part of the official anthem.
How the hack are you affirming: Portugueses people don't have patriotism to there country.
Please learn a better version of English to comment (firstly) and don't spread this ridiculous and erroneous idea...
O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant!
O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem;
Come and behold Him
Born the King of Angels:
O come, let us adore Him, (3×)
Christ the Lord.
God of God, light of light,
Lo, he abhors not the Virgin's womb;
Very God, begotten, not created:
O come, let us adore Him, (3×)
Christ the Lord.
Sing, choirs of angels, sing in exultation,
Sing, all ye citizens of Heaven above!
Glory to God, glory in the highest:
O come, let us adore Him, (3×)
Christ the Lord.
Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy morning;
Jesus, to thee be glory given!
Word of the Father, now in flesh appearing!
O come, let us adore Him, (3×)
Christ the Lord.
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its "siimmm" but thx
First one looks like a Christmas carol
It literally is. Adeste Fideles (O come all ye faithful)
it literlly is a chritmas carol hahaha
Because it is a religious anthem rather than a national anthem. The restoration anthem is missing, Should have been the 1st on the list
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3rd.
Extremamente mal cantado.
Não foi ele que cantou.