Totally agree. I feel like the composer wanted to make great muslim notes while making a small spanish passage, giving the feel of a great foe against a small kingdom, trying to survive waves and waves of conquerors
I created a Norse character and did a Varangian adventure onto Iberian peninsula, it was when i heard this track for the first time. The thought of Norse longships approaching the shores of Asturias as this music played in the background filled me with adrenaline. Iberia got a new scary foe that was ready to exploit the troubled peninsula 😌
My favorite historical topic out of all of them is Medieval Iberia, theirs something so special about this time period that im actually writing a story of mines based or inspired by it
Tú estás flipando, típico de gamer que no ha salido de su cuarto en toda la vida... acaso no conoces los doscientos mil estilos de jota, rondeña, muñeira, verdiales, zarzuela, sardana, toda la complejidad del flamenco (tiene de todo tipo de música solo en si mismo) etc etc etc
@@crackmaquina8731 obvio que lo sé, pero tooooda esa música no tiene los vibes de esta banda sonora o de la música celta, soy el primero que sabe el valor del flamenco por ser andaluz, pero todas esas tienen vibras de verbena, de feria, de fiesta, o incluso de melancolía y poesía no el placer simple de sentir que vas a ponerte a dar sablazos decidiendo el Destino de Iberia.
See I'm not a really fan of the CK3 music, but instantly upon hearing this, when I went to war the first time as a small Castilian empire, I knew IMMEDIATELY I had to search it up and listen to it.
I truly love this song! Maybe more Arabic and "desert thematic" than I'd liked to, but as an spanish I feel represented in it. The day when I'll grab the sword and the feather for my land is near, till then I'll enjoy the music!
Now you might be thinking what is so special about this time period, as a fantasy fan and a history fan i could tell you that allot of the stuff ive done through my research. Unlike anything ive ever seen, maybe i could say allot about english history, holy roman empire, Vikings, etc. But the reconquista the entire idea of it, these muslim kingdoms who called themselves the Caliphate came here to conquer all of the Visigothic kingdom. Left my Spanish ancestors a small piece of land, then we decided to rebel against these evil men and take of all our land back in these epic medieval battles and events. Like where are you going to find an event that was around a thousands years that involved all of this, each event and story felt like a novel because the entire idea of the people who wrote these stories where actually people who experienced everything right next to the real person. EL Cid is one huge example, the people who wrote the story of him were either part of the court of a friend of his, it doesn't matter anyway because the fact that the history was written by people you know. It doesn't matter whether your from Spain, Cuba, whatever the fact that our Spanish ancestors were badasses like this made me love more my Spanish culture and before i never knew what was so special being part of a Spanish family. Too bad not allot of people get to experience the same experience i had. Allot of the stuff in the reconquista felt so unreal like if it were just fiction, but that goes to show that just like the bible everything is fact whether you believe in that or not!! My only problem is that some people make it not special as how i describe it, which is something i dont like but people have different opinions.
@@HakanGlante yeah that’s fact, again everyone has their own opinion on stuff. But as much as I love the other medieval topics, theirs nothing that changed my view of the world as the reconquista. The best part you didn’t have any of these horrible Victorian historians making up all of this stuff or any those “nobody knows” excuses. Now their are a few things that are still unknown but it isn’t that big of a problem compared to other historical topics that confuse you.
@@HakanGlante yeah the Reconquista is more epic than you think. Too bad the history is underrated and most of the stuff are written in Spanish. That isn’t a problem for me but I don’t know about those who don’t understand or read Spanish. I mean I’m not a master at reading Spanish but I allways find ways to help me out so I could understand what it’s saying. I mean I can read Spanish and understand Spanish I just can’t read everything because their are some words that are difficult for me to point out.
"Left my Spanish ancestors a small piece of land, then we decided to rebel against these evil men and take of all our land back" can you please elobrate more on this part? What did you mean by "left my Spanish ancestors a small piece of land" and "rebel against these evil men"? Didn't they also left the Christian Spanish people alive unlike Spanish reqoncuestedor who even killed possibly anybody who ain't Christian and Spanish??
@@kurosu-samaklipleri7090 yeah but that was at the end, I’m talking about the beginning when all of this happened. Also I wrote this like a year or two ago so I didn’t know how to write back then. I still suffer with these problems, but compared to back then yeah that’s a whole different story.
Thank you Pavol! There is no lyrics in this piece of music - the choir sings different syllables, more to create a feeling, without a definitive message.
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Man I have to say this is great! love it! And thanks for the OST's that you've made for "Battle for Bosporus"!
Thanks a lot, Su1tON!
I just love the flamenco-ish parts in the middle. Puts the song squarely in the Iberian peninsula.
Thank you, pabasa!
Totally agree. I feel like the composer wanted to make great muslim notes while making a small spanish passage, giving the feel of a great foe against a small kingdom, trying to survive waves and waves of conquerors
I created a Norse character and did a Varangian adventure onto Iberian peninsula, it was when i heard this track for the first time. The thought of Norse longships approaching the shores of Asturias as this music played in the background filled me with adrenaline. Iberia got a new scary foe that was ready to exploit the troubled peninsula 😌
Fear Hæsting the Great and Terrible! Bane of Al-Andalus and Scourge of Rome!
@@jefferyhanderson7849Funny part is in real life the vikings got absolutely massacred by Al Andalus particularly after they dared raiding Sevilla
When offer vassalization option won't work...
Spanish guitars and Middle Eastern-style instruments literally duelling. Amazing.
Many thanks!
Love the bit starting at 1:35
Thanks a lot!
My favorite historical topic out of all of them is Medieval Iberia, theirs something so special about this time period that im actually writing a story of mines based or inspired by it
My god this is great. We Spaniards don't have much folk music (that isn't exclusively celtic) so this feels great
Thank you, Nociram! 🙏🏻
That is simply not true, if you are looking for medieval Spanish music check out Eduardo Paniagua.
Tú estás flipando, típico de gamer que no ha salido de su cuarto en toda la vida... acaso no conoces los doscientos mil estilos de jota, rondeña, muñeira, verdiales, zarzuela, sardana, toda la complejidad del flamenco (tiene de todo tipo de música solo en si mismo) etc etc etc
@@crackmaquina8731 obvio que lo sé, pero tooooda esa música no tiene los vibes de esta banda sonora o de la música celta, soy el primero que sabe el valor del flamenco por ser andaluz, pero todas esas tienen vibras de verbena, de feria, de fiesta, o incluso de melancolía y poesía no el placer simple de sentir que vas a ponerte a dar sablazos decidiendo el Destino de Iberia.
@pedrooliveira5359 Or nothern portugal
This makes conquering a single territory like you are advancing to fight for your dream of Hispania
See I'm not a really fan of the CK3 music, but instantly upon hearing this, when I went to war the first time as a small Castilian empire, I knew IMMEDIATELY I had to search it up and listen to it.
A wonderful piece, pumps you up for the Iberian struggle like few others :)
Thanks Aurex - Mission accomplished, then!
This song is always stuck in my head. I love that build up
Many thanks!
I wish this was longer!!
We need MORE of this :P
Thank you! 👍🏻😊
I wish it was on spotify to listen while working out!
@@gridiron8728 I’m going to ask the team to release it.
Genius Music! Truly makes you feel in an 11th century castle in Zaragoza !
Thank you very much, Ahmed!
400th like for you because crusader kings music is great
Cheers
Thanks a lot! 🙏🏻
I truly love this song! Maybe more Arabic and "desert thematic" than I'd liked to, but as an spanish I feel represented in it.
The day when I'll grab the sword and the feather for my land is near, till then I'll enjoy the music!
Actually these are mostly byzantine scales
You have some amazing vocals in your songs, both here and in your "Bella Ciao" rendition. Great work!
Thanks a lot! 🙏🏻
As an Iberian descendant, I approve this 😂😂
conquered all of iberia now i dont hear this soundtrack😢
That's a shame!
damn, this track is fire
Thanks a lot! 😊
masterpiece game masterpiece song
Thanks a lot! 😍🙏🏻
Proud of my history❤
I would gladly keep declaring war on every iberian state just to hear this track.
Thank you, DaLiberista!
They didn’t ask for epic soundtrack but they made one anyway
Hakan abim yapmış yine
Absolute banger music. Looking forward to Bella Ciao too!
Thanks a lot!
У Вас выдающийся композиторский талант!
Thank you very much! 🙏🏻
Now you might be thinking what is so special about this time period, as a fantasy fan and a history fan i could tell you that allot of the stuff ive done through my research. Unlike anything ive ever seen, maybe i could say allot about english history, holy roman empire, Vikings, etc. But the reconquista the entire idea of it, these muslim kingdoms who called themselves the Caliphate came here to conquer all of the Visigothic kingdom. Left my Spanish ancestors a small piece of land, then we decided to rebel against these evil men and take of all our land back in these epic medieval battles and events. Like where are you going to find an event that was around a thousands years that involved all of this, each event and story felt like a novel because the entire idea of the people who wrote these stories where actually people who experienced everything right next to the real person. EL Cid is one huge example, the people who wrote the story of him were either part of the court of a friend of his, it doesn't matter anyway because the fact that the history was written by people you know. It doesn't matter whether your from Spain, Cuba, whatever the fact that our Spanish ancestors were badasses like this made me love more my Spanish culture and before i never knew what was so special being part of a Spanish family. Too bad not allot of people get to experience the same experience i had. Allot of the stuff in the reconquista felt so unreal like if it were just fiction, but that goes to show that just like the bible everything is fact whether you believe in that or not!! My only problem is that some people make it not special as how i describe it, which is something i dont like but people have different opinions.
Interesting!
@@HakanGlante yeah that’s fact, again everyone has their own opinion on stuff. But as much as I love the other medieval topics, theirs nothing that changed my view of the world as the reconquista. The best part you didn’t have any of these horrible Victorian historians making up all of this stuff or any those “nobody knows” excuses. Now their are a few things that are still unknown but it isn’t that big of a problem compared to other historical topics that confuse you.
@@HakanGlante yeah the Reconquista is more epic than you think. Too bad the history is underrated and most of the stuff are written in Spanish. That isn’t a problem for me but I don’t know about those who don’t understand or read Spanish. I mean I’m not a master at reading Spanish but I allways find ways to help me out so I could understand what it’s saying. I mean I can read Spanish and understand Spanish I just can’t read everything because their are some words that are difficult for me to point out.
"Left my Spanish ancestors a small piece of land, then we decided to rebel against these evil men and take of all our land back"
can you please elobrate more on this part? What did you mean by "left my Spanish ancestors a small piece of land" and "rebel against these evil men"? Didn't they also left the Christian Spanish people alive unlike Spanish reqoncuestedor who even killed possibly anybody who ain't Christian and Spanish??
@@kurosu-samaklipleri7090 yeah but that was at the end, I’m talking about the beginning when all of this happened. Also I wrote this like a year or two ago so I didn’t know how to write back then. I still suffer with these problems, but compared to back then yeah that’s a whole different story.
Amazing piece! Can listen to this over and over. Not sure which one is better. This or Knights of Jerusalem, so I'll say it's a tie :)
Thanks a lot, echoes222!
Hi, did you make this song?? I saw the comment that you've made battle for bosphorus ost
That’s right! I composed the three Battle for the Bosporus tracks, too.
Wow that's amazing :) I reeeeally love these songs, you are a genius
@@곰곰제로사이다 Thanks a lot!
Did you also do the soundtrack for Royal Court? I’d love to hear those pieces
No, I think Yannick Süß & Robin Birner did that.
I wonder when paradox start to commission other artists than Andreas Waldetoft to make their game music
Magnificient work! May I know what exactly the choir sings? I can't make out the words.
Thank you Pavol! There is no lyrics in this piece of music - the choir sings different syllables, more to create a feeling, without a definitive message.
I have a question do you use DAW programs to create these pieces? I'm particularly interested in Hearts of Iron IV - The End of the War
Yes, I use Pro Tools to record and mix.
@@HakanGlante Ever thought of creating a breakdown video? Just for tutorial and enterntainment purposes?
@@ivaka141 Good idea, thanks for the suggestion - I might do that when I find the time!
Magnum opus
Thanks, Lucas! But I hope my Magnum Opus is yet to come! 😁👍🏻
@@HakanGlante I will be waiting anxiously
@@lucasknopp4953 😊
i dont know why the choir at end beginn to sing, they have to rave this rock of iberia!
When will this be able to buy? I love it!
Thank you, Elvastan! It’s available store.steampowered.com/app/1303184/Crusader_Kings_III_Fate_of_Iberia/
@@HakanGlante I meant the soundtrack, I already bought the DLC :)
@@elvastan I see! 😊 I don’t know when the soundtrack will be available, I’m sorry!
Question does this always play when you are a Iberian Nation or only when the struggle is active?
From my experience, it plays when you declare war against a nation in iberia.
La cruzada occidental
Imagine the world if Muslims had kept the Iberian Peninsula