Sabaton is Swedish, but the song is about Italian history. And you're correct that Joakim Broden, the lead singer of Sabaton, made a guest appearance in Pasadena 1994. This song is about the Sack of Rome in 1527 by an Austrian army. The Swiss Guard (which had only been founded 21 years before) was almost wiped out defending the Pope. To honor their sacrifice, new recruits are sworn into the Swiss Guard on May 6th every year (the anniversary of the Sack of Rome).
wrong it wasnt an austrian army it was a mercenary army who didnt get paid by karl the great and the pope send his army to spain to support em so the mercenarys said rome is unprotected and we can get the gold there.
All of Sabatons songs are historically based, they grew to become huge history fans and even have a history channel talking about the stories they tell called Sabaton History.
@@huginmunin8253Their first released album was historically based, titled Primo Victoria. They did have earlier songs that weren't historically based. These songs were compiled into their Metalizer album.
Nanowar is known for getting the singers of the bands they parody to make guest appearances. So Joakim Broden from Sabaton performed in Pasadena 1994, Angus McFife from Gloryhammer did Valhallelujah, Madelline llilljestam from Eiline did Winter Storm in the Night, etc.
The bass has the Swedish flag over the entire body. Should be a hint. ;) Tre kronor (three crowns) is the national emblem of Sweden which also can be seen on the body. Current band members: Joakim Brodén (lead singer, original member 1999). Pär Sundström (bass, original member 1999). Christoffer "Chris" Rörland (guitar, joined 2012). Tommy Johansson (guitar, joined 2016). Hannes Van Dahl (drums, joined 2013).
They are from Sweden. I call It History Metal. This song is contagious...2 days &already know Th lyrics. Joakims gritty baritone voice shines más insane.
Nanowar of Steel did a cooperation with Joakim, the singer of Sabaton, for Pasadena 1994. They are a parody metal band and yes, they parodied Sabaton, and Sabatons singer was all with them in that. I guess he had fun. :D Sabaton are Swedish, Nanowar are Italian.
Sabaton is a swedish band they sing about wars battles heroes military tactics and more this is one of their older songs they have a history channel where they go in depth about the history and a little about the song itself
Sabaton was made in Falun,Sweden in 1999 & their nisch is real history fact with Power Metal with catchy lyrics and they made this song as a tribute in memory of those Swiss Guards that protected The Pope during The sack of Rome in 1527...they have also a history channel known as Sabaton history channel
Sabaton is a Swedish heavy metal band, formed in 1999 and are still going strong. All their songs are about history, mainly military history. Their singer, Joakim was a guest performer for Nanowar of Steel in Pasadena 1994, and Nanowar made it like a Sabaton song. The bass you were so excited about is an ESP LTD F series, and the happy bass player is Pär Sundström, bass player and manager of Sabaton. The other band members are: Joakim Brodén - singer Hannes Van Dahl - drums Pär Sundström - bass Tommy Johansson - guitar Chris Rörland - guitar
So this is about the sacking of rome in 1527 by the Habsburg army after the army got over the walls of rome they started to sacking the city killing, looting, and assaulting the people once they made it to the Vatican City the pope had to escape to a nearby fort to ensure his safety. The pope was guarded by his 189 Swiss guard on the guard had to ensure the pope got to safety at all costs so they formed a wall of halberds and made a last stand while the pope could get away. Each of the Swiss guards fought to their death in the name of their religion and beliefs. The handful of guards who went with the pope turned around and continued to hold the line once the pope was in the fort.
This is the Sabaton song I thought of when I heard Nanowar of Steel's Pasadena 1994. I am interested that the 1527 Sack of Rome by the Holy Roman Empire's mercenary troops isn't a big deal to you. I learnt about it in Britain because the Emperor was the English Queen of the time's nephew so Henry VIII of England couldn't get a divorce, pushing him into the protestant camp. Also it marks the end of the high Renaissance. “Ne è un chiaro esempio l'evoluzione dello stesso Michelangelo Buonarroti, che nel 1508-1512 aveva dipinto la volta della Cappella Sistina con raffigurazioni bibliche, e che tornò nello stesso luogo nel 1536-1541 con l'ammonitorio Giudizio Universale.“ from Wikipedia.
Loved y'all's reaction, they are swedish, and happy you guys liked the history lesson, means you guys might want to see more, so, one recommendation I would have is Bismark. It might be cliche to go there for a sabaton fan, but it was the first song of theirs that I ever listened to, so hopefully you guys enjoy! You guys got yourselves a subscriber from Texas now lol
Italian bloody hell mate you are not only wrong but hundreds and hundreds of miles out, the band comes from Sweden, they are not only massive in Western and Eastern Europe but have thousands of fans in America and have played there. There music is heavy metal down to a softer metal and are the best band in the world. They sing songs about history especially military history and true stories about events in military history, also true stories about unsung and well known heroes from WW1, WW2, Vietnam War, Anglo / Zulu War etc. Many military Veterans from here in the UK, Eastern and Western Europe, American military Veterans etc etc are fans of their's. British Sabaton Fan 💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
It's not Pasadena 1994. Pasadena 1994 is a parody of their style. Sabaton is know for their mid tempo fist pump-along style. Bismarck is also similar to this one in terms of style
Id highly recommend listening some of their other songs; Bismarck, Christmas Truce, 1916, Primo Victoria, Ghost Division. To be honest I can keep on going but there are so many bangers that Sabaton pump out.
Nanowar is good to make songs with the style of other bands and invite the singer to participate. Sabaton has a very strong style, you can recognize their songs from far away. Pasadeena 1994 is a copy of this style and the lead singer is there.
This is the song that nanowar did a comedy piece from ( they where actually quite faithful to the original).. but Joachim the singer was a guest in nanowates version .. they are goofballs .. Tommy johansson the guitarist has done really good metal covers of Sara perhe ti amo and 883 :s Una canzone damour .. he even sings it in Italian ( he is Swedish .. but many Italian persons commend him on his pronunciation .. he did have an Italian girlfriend at one time ) you will not regret checking it out!!!
Allora, Sabaton è un grupo svedese. Le loro canzone trattono più o meno sempre delle guerre o di soldati conosciuti, degli herori. Joakim Brodén cantava in Passadena 1994, con il gruppo italiano Nanowar of Steel, che quasi sempre produce delle canzone comiche. Questa canzone era fatto sulla base di alcuni canzone di Sabaton per fare un sound tipico. Amano di divertirsi sulla base di altri gruppi o cantatori. Sabaton, come ho detto, tratta della storia. Allora son due gruppi, però hanno prodotto una canzone insieme, Passadena 1994, per creare una canzone sulla base di una storia importantissima per gli italiani, più o meno apperentemente visto come una "guerra", la storia del futbol italiano in passadena, per creare una canzone che potrebbe essere di Sabaton, però non è. Scusate per favore alcuni errori, sono studento e solo imparo l'italiano a la scula da 4 anni.
You guys are so lost... Sabaton is Swedish. They sing about war and history. They even have a Sabaton History channel. The lead singer you see here was the newscaster for the soccer thing the Italians did.
Sabaton is Swedish, but the song is about Italian history. And you're correct that Joakim Broden, the lead singer of Sabaton, made a guest appearance in Pasadena 1994.
This song is about the Sack of Rome in 1527 by an Austrian army. The Swiss Guard (which had only been founded 21 years before) was almost wiped out defending the Pope.
To honor their sacrifice, new recruits are sworn into the Swiss Guard on May 6th every year (the anniversary of the Sack of Rome).
wrong it wasnt an austrian army it was a mercenary army who didnt get paid by karl the great and the pope send his army to spain to support em so the mercenarys said rome is unprotected and we can get the gold there.
All of Sabatons songs are historically based, they grew to become huge history fans and even have a history channel talking about the stories they tell called Sabaton History.
I think their first album is not history, i can be wrong.
@@huginmunin8253Their first released album was historically based, titled Primo Victoria. They did have earlier songs that weren't historically based. These songs were compiled into their Metalizer album.
@@mercenarydelta7351 ah ok, thats how it was, thanks for the info.
A small portion of their songs aren’t historically based, but the majority of their catalog is
Nanowar is known for getting the singers of the bands they parody to make guest appearances. So Joakim Broden from Sabaton performed in Pasadena 1994, Angus McFife from Gloryhammer did Valhallelujah, Madelline llilljestam from Eiline did Winter Storm in the Night, etc.
The bass has the Swedish flag over the entire body. Should be a hint. ;)
Tre kronor (three crowns) is the national emblem of Sweden which also can be seen on the body.
Current band members:
Joakim Brodén (lead singer, original member 1999).
Pär Sundström (bass, original member 1999).
Christoffer "Chris" Rörland (guitar, joined 2012).
Tommy Johansson (guitar, joined 2016).
Hannes Van Dahl (drums, joined 2013).
Thanks for saying this......i thought Hannes was last to join and it was Tommy (my favorite).....so thanks for teaching me something today !!
I think, US-Americans dont know any other flag in the whole world than their own.....
The guy you recognise is Tommy Johansson that make covers on you tube that you have reacted to ( She´s gone steelheart cover)
They are from Sweden. I call It History Metal. This song is contagious...2 days &already know Th lyrics. Joakims gritty baritone voice shines más insane.
Are you kidding, Italian? Swedish, hello, Tommy Johansson, lead guitarist !!!
Nanowar of Steel did a cooperation with Joakim, the singer of Sabaton, for Pasadena 1994. They are a parody metal band and yes, they parodied Sabaton, and Sabatons singer was all with them in that. I guess he had fun. :D Sabaton are Swedish, Nanowar are Italian.
Sabaton is a swedish band they sing about wars battles heroes military tactics and more this is one of their older songs they have a history channel where they go in depth about the history and a little about the song itself
When you're Italian I can recommend Soldier of Heaven by Sabaton ;)
Sabaton plays Power Metal they comes from Sweden and every song from Sabaton are about War, WW1 WW2, Cold War.
And Swedish Kings too, Carolus Rex (about Karl XII of Sweden) and The Lion from the North (about Gustav II Adolf also known as Gustavus Adolphus)
Sabaton was made in Falun,Sweden in 1999 & their nisch is real history fact with Power Metal with catchy lyrics and they made this song as a tribute in memory of those Swiss Guards that protected The Pope during The sack of Rome in 1527...they have also a history channel known as Sabaton history channel
Sabaton is a Swedish heavy metal band, formed in 1999 and are still going strong. All their songs are about history, mainly military history.
Their singer, Joakim was a guest performer for Nanowar of Steel in Pasadena 1994, and Nanowar made it like a Sabaton song.
The bass you were so excited about is an ESP LTD F series, and the happy bass player is Pär Sundström, bass player and manager of Sabaton.
The other band members are:
Joakim Brodén - singer
Hannes Van Dahl - drums
Pär Sundström - bass
Tommy Johansson - guitar
Chris Rörland - guitar
Heavy metal? I thought they were power metal
@@Nia_Pan the 2 defining traits of power metal is fantasy lyrics and high pitched vocals.
Sabaton is Swedish.
"The guys that dress funny in the vatican"
... do you mean everyone in the vatican?
🤣
So this is about the sacking of rome in 1527 by the Habsburg army after the army got over the walls of rome they started to sacking the city killing, looting, and assaulting the people once they made it to the Vatican City the pope had to escape to a nearby fort to ensure his safety. The pope was guarded by his 189 Swiss guard on the guard had to ensure the pope got to safety at all costs so they formed a wall of halberds and made a last stand while the pope could get away. Each of the Swiss guards fought to their death in the name of their religion and beliefs. The handful of guards who went with the pope turned around and continued to hold the line once the pope was in the fort.
Sabaton are from the city of Falun in Sweden
This is the Sabaton song I thought of when I heard Nanowar of Steel's Pasadena 1994.
I am interested that the 1527 Sack of Rome by the Holy Roman Empire's mercenary troops isn't a big deal to you.
I learnt about it in Britain because the Emperor was the English Queen of the time's nephew so Henry VIII of England couldn't get a divorce, pushing him into the protestant camp.
Also it marks the end of the high Renaissance.
“Ne è un chiaro esempio l'evoluzione dello stesso Michelangelo Buonarroti, che nel 1508-1512 aveva dipinto la volta della Cappella Sistina con raffigurazioni bibliche, e che tornò nello stesso luogo nel 1536-1541 con l'ammonitorio Giudizio Universale.“ from Wikipedia.
Sabaton is Swedish, but hey, close to Italy. i mean Swedish meatballs, spaghetti and meatballs, same thing right?
Swedish band.
React to Sabaton-Dreadnought 😊
Just watched you react to Tommy Johansson. He is the tall guitarist with the long hair. :)
No wayyyyyyyyyyy
Loved y'all's reaction, they are swedish, and happy you guys liked the history lesson, means you guys might want to see more, so, one recommendation I would have is Bismark. It might be cliche to go there for a sabaton fan, but it was the first song of theirs that I ever listened to, so hopefully you guys enjoy! You guys got yourselves a subscriber from Texas now lol
Italian bloody hell mate you are not only wrong but hundreds and hundreds of miles out, the band comes from Sweden, they are not only massive in Western and Eastern Europe but have thousands of fans in America and have played there. There music is heavy metal down to a softer metal and are the best band in the world. They sing songs about history especially military history and true stories about events in military history, also true stories about unsung and well known heroes from WW1, WW2, Vietnam War, Anglo / Zulu War etc. Many military Veterans from here in the UK, Eastern and Western Europe, American military Veterans etc etc are fans of their's. British Sabaton Fan 💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️💂♂️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🏴🏴🏴🏴💙💛🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
It's not Pasadena 1994. Pasadena 1994 is a parody of their style. Sabaton is know for their mid tempo fist pump-along style. Bismarck is also similar to this one in terms of style
and btw, they are Swedish =)
Id highly recommend listening some of their other songs; Bismarck, Christmas Truce, 1916, Primo Victoria, Ghost Division. To be honest I can keep on going but there are so many bangers that Sabaton pump out.
Are you ready for the Sabaton rabbit hole 🕳️🐇
Nanowar is good to make songs with the style of other bands and invite the singer to participate.
Sabaton has a very strong style, you can recognize their songs from far away. Pasadeena 1994 is a copy of this style and the lead singer is there.
Sabaton is a swedish based band that is considered historical metal would be the genre
This is the song that nanowar did a comedy piece from ( they where actually quite faithful to the original).. but Joachim the singer was a guest in nanowates version .. they are goofballs .. Tommy johansson the guitarist has done really good metal covers of Sara perhe ti amo and 883 :s Una canzone damour .. he even sings it in Italian ( he is Swedish .. but many Italian persons commend him on his pronunciation .. he did have an Italian girlfriend at one time ) you will not regret checking it out!!!
Pasadena 1994 is a parody of this song. And Joakim of Sabaton lent his services to Nanowar of Steel for Pasadena 1994.
Deus Vult!
Allora, Sabaton è un grupo svedese. Le loro canzone trattono più o meno sempre delle guerre o di soldati conosciuti, degli herori. Joakim Brodén cantava in Passadena 1994, con il gruppo italiano Nanowar of Steel, che quasi sempre produce delle canzone comiche. Questa canzone era fatto sulla base di alcuni canzone di Sabaton per fare un sound tipico. Amano di divertirsi sulla base di altri gruppi o cantatori. Sabaton, come ho detto, tratta della storia. Allora son due gruppi, però hanno prodotto una canzone insieme, Passadena 1994, per creare una canzone sulla base di una storia importantissima per gli italiani, più o meno apperentemente visto come una "guerra", la storia del futbol italiano in passadena, per creare una canzone che potrebbe essere di Sabaton, però non è.
Scusate per favore alcuni errori, sono studento e solo imparo l'italiano a la scula da 4 anni.
Fun fact alot of italians served as soldiers and navy in Sweden back in the day me myself are swedish with italian ancestry :)
More Sabaton,
Swedish band 🤘🇸🇪🤘🇸🇪🤘🇸🇪🤘
Nice to see u react to what Pasadena 1994 come from.
Have you ever seen Sergio Lione? From Rapsody of Fire and Angra? He's Italian and has very long hair...
Fucking goggle it 😂🇸🇪🤘
😂
@@Loop2React Keep 'em coming. More Sabaton 🤘🔥
Are we not all italians? All the roads lead to Rome don´t they. Even the Swedish one. So funny this reaction. From Italy to Pasadena.
Guys, please! Do some research before comment. If you don't even know where the band come from it's child level. It's not definitely Italian.
You guys are so lost... Sabaton is Swedish. They sing about war and history. They even have a Sabaton History channel. The lead singer you see here was the newscaster for the soccer thing the Italians did.
I dunno but this song gives me so much Eurovision vibes
Eurovision metal?😂😂😂
Sweden 🇸🇪🤘
I'm not a fan of the whole 'god' / 'religion'-thing but they made this song really great.
🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪swedish band😁
U have a LOT to watch try something from Woodstock poland •
Ya'll shud atleast research the BAND, Not the song..
This is a great song. I don't think you heard it...bc you talked right thru it about another band. Thats a shame.
You may be Italian but you seem to not take History seriously , huge red flag to watch anymore
You have react to Tommy before dont you see that,??
Theyre swedish
You could have looked up their background beforehand, then you would not look like a couple of fools.
Grown men that doesn't know how to google...
Two homosexuals react 😂😂
Pasadena 1994 is a rip off of this song, part of the joke in Pasadena 1994.😂