Tlatoani Montezuma, keep your eagle warriors happy and fed, and they will forever fight for your cause. As your Aztec empire unfurls across the land, you will never want for people to raise your walls, for you will be blessed with new, loyal workers as you conquer those around you. Go forth; Huitzilopochtli calls.
According to the Civ Wikia, it's based on music from the Nahuan people, who apparently speaks a (probably mostly evolved) version of the Aztec language. Thanks Google.
I think it is based in the scale of notes that rescued archaeological flutes can play and the rhythms of modern native ceremonies in Mexico. It also sounds like dramatic music from old Mexican movies and American Westerns was added, specially to the industrial era theme.
Idk, it personally doesn't make much sense to me, it would go like Ancient: Olmec - Classical: Teotihuacan - Medieval: Mexica - Rennaisance: New Spain - Industrial: Mexican Empire - Modern: Mexican Republic: - Atomic: United Mexican States - Information: Mexico - Future: Septentrional America
Real story: I'm mexican. One day my teacher asked me for a essay of why the Aztec empire was the most powerful in their era. I just wrote this: "Los Aztecas agarraron un tlatoani y se volvieron poderosos :D" (The Aztecs choosen a tlatoani and became powerful :D).
Soy lo suficiente viejo como para saber que no debo esperar ver representados los mitos o el arte mesoamericano adecuadamente en los productos gringos. Al menos la dinámica del juego tiene sentido con el Tlachtli y el Gifts for the Tlatoani (que mejor debería llamarse algo como Tlatelolco Market jaja)
Hola, perdon por responder hasta ahora xd. Pero este no es Moctezuma Xocoyotzin (Moctezuma II), es Moctezuma I, y a diferencia de Moctezuma Xocoyotzin, este si fue bastante belicioso, eras diferentes. A Moctezuma I no le toco la llegada de los españoles, y en toda la franquicia de estos juegos, siempre ha sido Moctezuma I el lider de los aztecas, no Mocetzuma Xocoyotzin. Ademas, no hay manera de saber como fueron ellos exactamente, ya que no hay una imagen que los represente con caracteristicas iguales. Vean al Moctezuma de civilization V, bastante cambiado.
GreenBit bueno saberlo, gracias, sin embargo si hay representaciones, muy fidedignas de los códices, de hecho tengo un texto que encontré de una posible reconstrucción de la vestimenta, pero gracias por aclarar lo otro ;)
@@RodrigoMera Aqui te lo dejo ;) drive.google.com/file/d/1LyTM2VRoseVVqVxYUrT8kSsqyTO1hmHp/view?fbclid=IwAR1jJAT_f9rmKT612nMHPDGr82DEgIGWtjJ8t_Lk7CYI_gicRccueZFuKuM
I keep the Aztecs as one of the civs in all of my games just so that i can listen to this song in all of them
When i find aztecs in my game, usually they don't last after the renaissance just like the real ones xD). Moctezuma loves war but i'm better at that.
Always
Tlatoani Montezuma, keep your eagle warriors happy and fed, and they will forever fight for your cause. As your Aztec empire unfurls across the land, you will never want for people to raise your walls, for you will be blessed with new, loyal workers as you conquer those around you. Go forth; Huitzilopochtli calls.
hoochliopoochly
@@fedorflip ...he does his best, that Sean....
@@fedorfliptechnically it’s “Hweetzeelowpochtlee”
*SPAIN WANTS TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION*
F_uck
Yeah just head west.
Aw sh*t, here we go again
This is where the fun begins
Nobody expected that.
0:00 Ancient Theme
1:22 Medieval Theme
4:07 Industrial Theme
7:40 Atomic Theme
pov: you breathe
*montezuma denounced you
how can you have more than i have? do you want your people to be taken as slaves?
I play as Montezuma only and every turn SOMEONE denounces me (looking at you Spain)
@@drchromatic holaaa
6 minutes in is why I didn’t give up a game. I couldn’t figure out who’s song it was. So friggin good
Anyone know what the song is based off of? Interesting to hear the Spanish influences creep in the further the theme advances.
According to the Civ Wikia, it's based on music from the Nahuan people, who apparently speaks a (probably mostly evolved) version of the Aztec language.
Thanks Google.
@@havod8101 yeah, the language (still) spoken is called nahuatl
It’s based of a song
I think it is based in the scale of notes that rescued archaeological flutes can play and the rhythms of modern native ceremonies in Mexico. It also sounds like dramatic music from old Mexican movies and American Westerns was added, specially to the industrial era theme.
You can't invent the culture that died out long time ago
I'm playing a game as the Aztec but some of the music playing sounds like O Canada. I did have Wilfrid as my second victim, I mean neighbor.
The first one sounds very similar to the "A wind of Aleroth" track from the classic game Divine Divinity.
correct
Unique Era names for Aztec
Ancient: Olmec
Classical: Zapotec
Medieval: Toltec
Renaissance: Nueva España
Industrial: Juarez
Modern: Obregón
Atomic: Alemán
Information: Zedillo
Idk, it personally doesn't make much sense to me, it would go like Ancient: Olmec - Classical: Teotihuacan - Medieval: Mexica - Rennaisance: New Spain - Industrial: Mexican Empire - Modern: Mexican Republic: - Atomic: United Mexican States - Information: Mexico - Future: Septentrional America
@@lehrouge7678 well industrial-information was just the most known leaders of those eras of Mexico, and Nueva España is New Spain in Spanish.
este wey si sabe de historia, yo lo quiero mucho por eso
This sounds so much to me like the score from The Lost World: Jurassic Park. John Williams probably had Mesoamerica on the mind when writing that one.
I’m sure this is weirdly specific, but does the midieval song remind anyone of a hearthstone song
The industrial theme sounds so very much Ennio Morricone-y.
beautiful. what's the instrument in the beginning called?
4:37 Cities Skylines ?
Real story: I'm mexican. One day my teacher asked me for a essay of why the Aztec empire was the most powerful in their era. I just wrote this: "Los Aztecas agarraron un tlatoani y se volvieron poderosos :D" (The Aztecs choosen a tlatoani and became powerful :D).
Monte here looks confused. I wonder why...
I don't know but it's cute 😗
When someone asks him to be "civilized" he make this face.
I smell some hate
All their METAL would suggest otherwise.
He looks more worried or something like that.
Why does he look like he's coming off a crack-high and is scratching himself?
He received this wierd rag from Spain, and everyone is dying from some reason.
Well I made a custom map and their land is full of Cocoa. Perfectly suited for that all early game aggression.
this is the info age song stuck in my head
Can you loop any of these songs so we can listen to it longer? (Preferably the Medieval, Industrial, and/or the Atomic songs)
Norway Monty!
Musica genial, que pena que la representación de Moctecuzoma Xocoyotzin sea tan mala, nada apegada a lo que fue en realidad.
Soy lo suficiente viejo como para saber que no debo esperar ver representados los mitos o el arte mesoamericano adecuadamente en los productos gringos. Al menos la dinámica del juego tiene sentido con el Tlachtli y el Gifts for the Tlatoani (que mejor debería llamarse algo como Tlatelolco Market jaja)
Hola, perdon por responder hasta ahora xd. Pero este no es Moctezuma Xocoyotzin (Moctezuma II), es Moctezuma I, y a diferencia de Moctezuma Xocoyotzin, este si fue bastante belicioso, eras diferentes. A Moctezuma I no le toco la llegada de los españoles, y en toda la franquicia de estos juegos, siempre ha sido Moctezuma I el lider de los aztecas, no Mocetzuma Xocoyotzin. Ademas, no hay manera de saber como fueron ellos exactamente, ya que no hay una imagen que los represente con caracteristicas iguales. Vean al Moctezuma de civilization V, bastante cambiado.
GreenBit bueno saberlo, gracias, sin embargo si hay representaciones, muy fidedignas de los códices, de hecho tengo un texto que encontré de una posible reconstrucción de la vestimenta, pero gracias por aclarar lo otro ;)
@@serchamaco22 jaja, no hay nada similar, no nos quieras engañar
@@RodrigoMera Aqui te lo dejo ;) drive.google.com/file/d/1LyTM2VRoseVVqVxYUrT8kSsqyTO1hmHp/view?fbclid=IwAR1jJAT_f9rmKT612nMHPDGr82DEgIGWtjJ8t_Lk7CYI_gicRccueZFuKuM