Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag Freedom Cry - Marasa (Track 19)
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Recently played freedom cry, and this song has been stuck in my head.
Me too
4th
Me 5th
Lets all keep this tradition XD
Same
All of the music in Freedom Cry is incredible. Especially Adewale's main theme. Of course, all AC franchise music has always been brilliant, but this, AC Origins and AC3's scores have always stood out to me the most.
Freedom for all Black people. They create some of the best music, some of our best actors are Black.
Black is Beautiful. Black is Truth.
Brits don't need slavery!
I agree as a white dude
Yup I full heartedly agree😊🙏🎶
Latinos, and Blacks care a lot about family, are in general a lot more caring than most white folk you’ll meet nowadays
underrated
I love this song.
Anyone know any backstory?
Those who don’t know where this is coming from this song is for The marassa The divine twins in Haitian Vodou though there not the only there is a lot.
aah gooowaaaay
@@Oae119 is there a problem that I’m stating the facts of the history of this song 🙄
@@ElReinoDeVodoun it's how the song sounds
I would love a translation of these lyrics. I remember the first time I heard this on the first plantation...and I knew this game was WAY too real to just be a game. Still touches a gentleman to this day.
I know, although it is set in the Pacific my country Colombia, had also a very strong African Culture influence, and in University I had the opportunity to learn a lot about typical dances and african songs here in my country folklore, I find it amazing how similar the musical bases are between ours and this rythms, Africa gave all of the Americas so much culture!
Andres Lozano
Truer words, my friend. African culture is amazing.
XenoCrossette
It’s such a shame, isn’t it? Maybe that’s why there’s so much racial tension. If we learned more at a younger age maybe we would get along a bit better. And no, I don’t mean sing-around-the-campfire-hunkey-dorey, lol, I mean if we educate and appreciate other peoples cultures maybe the world wouldn’t be as rough.
Anyway, I remember learning a few things about African culture. Once in 2nd grade and then again in middle school. But it wasn’t as much as I would have liked. We learn a lot about Europe, ancient Rome and Greece, Ottoman empire, both WWs and some other 19th century history.
Tony H haven’t I see you before? You look familiar? You comment on Kyle Kulinski videos?
el B
Indeed I do. I’ve been known to comment on most breadtube videos, and gaming... and movies... and many others.
this soundtrack is so awesome, i think it's the first time in video game history where the DLC has a better soundtrack than the main game. And the main game's soundtrack is already excellent to begin with.
It's good, but it can't compare to AC4's soundtrack. Don't get too hyped
@@brassbucket1998 it's his opinion. I personally prefer Freedom Cry soundtracks
D'osu marasayè, marasaka là dogwè, anasìà dogwè, Drógòlitòne dagòlwe
Drógòlitòne dagòlwe, marasaka là dogwè anasià dogwè
Brother Jerome You can translate this? Please
@@oaharba473 +1
Im pretty sure nobody understood him but liked it anyway.
iiiiiiiibooooo
What language is this?
This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I’ve ever heard in my entire life
I come back every now and then just for this song.
Yeah this one specifically ❤️
Adewale true Hero 🤍
What love about these songs is their cultural and traditional sound and rhythm to them. I can literally feel the hope of the black men, women and children at the time still burning strong. It inspires me to keep on going
Michael Lamas you mean the Haitian men and women.
@@Gamerxbetax yes
Black is truth
@@Gamerxbetax You mean the Levite men and women? The descendants of the tribe biblical Moses is from. Adawale is identical to Moses in his ambitions and cultural background (Israelite men from the tribe of Levi, who free their people).
I don't know why people didn't like it when u said black like wtf no one get angry when someone says white that's really offending for black and white people both
Does this song have a different version or something cause when I was liberating slaves from plantation I heard this song the lyrics were the same but background tone was a bit different I think the tone changes when you get caught while liberating slaves from plantation
Alan Armstrong No the song of you fighting the men just over laps the slaves singing
You mean "The Fight for All"
Around the 1:50 mark is when the lyrics of this song laps with the song
When you hear the song being sung on the plantation, it's acapella, and I think the purity of just the voices singing together does add power to the song.
🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
lo unico que se me viene a la mente es una plantacion :)
Un Gran DLC con una gran historia 👌
ASSASSIN S CREED 4 BLACK FLAG V2 "5 2018)😀😀
L3 Up + R1
✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿
Ayibobo!!! For the culture 2021 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Dosuuumawasajeeeeeeeyy
Ayibobo 🥁
This song is so powerfull
Yo me imagino aquí donde vivo que hay muchísimos haitianos
This song is so good. I played freedom cry for the first time recently and everytime I went to a plantation I was just vibing to this song while stealthily taking out the guards. It's also cool how they can keep their hopes up enough to sing enthusiastically while being slaves, and maybe the only reason why the guards never shut them up is because they were secretly vibing to the song as well.
Ogunhê🙏🙏🙏
What language is this? It sound very beautiful and rhythmic
Creole from Haiti
Haitian music folk
Haitian folk music
that feel when we listen to this song while taking down oversees
Guys, you know where is the fight version of Marasa ? Can't find it :(
oh found it ! it's The Fight for All (Track 11) at 1:50 :D
I see you are a man of culture as well
Very beautiful
Here in Brazil we have the famous samba, one of the few things gringos know about Brazil; samba has an African root and when I listen to this music I understand very well how this happens; The this beautiful song is very similar to samba!
what language is that?
creole with a lot of african words. Usually, creole songs don't have this much african words mixed in so I can't tell you the meaning but "marasa" means twins and "kay la" means the house
Vibe time
Played this in the house and my 60 year old mother asked me how'd I know this song
When grandmothers understand where this song came from, That in itself is history speaking.
who disliked
The slave traders
🔥🔥🔥💪🏾
when i listen to this i just feel relaxed this good
I can literally feel the hope of the black men, women and children coming in me at the time