hI, FROM BRAZIL, this video recorded in Salvador city, this group of percussion calls Olodum, sepultura e olodum recorded together, metal fusion percussion Afro-Brazilian, this is the concept of this disk. This disk ended up creating a new metal genre, Sepultura created the naked metal, Max Cavalera, vocalist, left and created the soulfly band, his work followed in the same line. sorry my english, a big hug, Rogério from Marília city, São Paulo Brazil
I swear I don't like metal,but this roots bloody roots album is the only metal album that I listen and loved,sepultura not only they make a good music they also proud of their country,infuse metal with those percussion and brazilian beat is cool is very cool
Capoeira is a brazilian martial art style and Karate is a Japanese martial art style from Okinawa....dont use karate as a replacement for martial arts....it is a style of martial arts
@@Gnome93 In fact, capoeira is African, but it became famous in Brazil when slaves to train martial arts without drawing attention, decided to disguise this martial art in a dance.
Iam from Brasil The fight is named capoeira Sepultura is top 10 metal in the world podium And Alex we need more Arise Refuse resist Beneath the remains Hugs from Brasil
As Brazilian, I should say that Sepultura is definitely something every Brazilian metalhead is proud of. The band has been through lot of changes and eventually split, so I recommend you also check Soulfly, which is the former vocalist's new band. My favorite Soulfly songs are BLEED, PROPHECY and UNLEASH, but also check out Sepultura's TERRITORY and REFUSE/RESIST.
@@viadharmawheel Sepultura is a "rock band" and "rock" is an American/English rithm and even their lyrics are in English. But they have interpreted it and incorporated their take on it, letting their understanding about life and the world be translated into their songs creating something noone from anywhere in the world would have ever been able to do something similar I am a huge fan of max, his genius, talent and charisma was the main thing to make this band as huge as it got, but in terms of musicality it was his singing together with his brother Igor beats that were their secret ingredient. Igor has been influenced by football fans percussion groups and later they have included some elements of samba and the beats from Olodum to create their final form (just to crumble into pieces in the hands of a greedy Andreas unfortunitely)
Capoeira is an african-people fight style developed in Brasil during the first period of slavery. It's beautiful and has instruments with it, because sometimes the black people needed to pretend it was a folk dance, not a fight itself, so they could practice without being punished by conspiracy. That's one of our brasilian flowers with a bloody root, of course, with our african beliefes and heritage...
@@Gnome93 dude lol and what's the point? We actually have a lot of african influence/culture here in Brazil. We're a rich country in cultural diversity due to miscegenation and Africa was very important to us, brazilians.
Sou Brasileiro e posso dizer que Sepultura representa até hoje o Metal no Brasil. Infelizmente o metal aqui não tem visibilidade por conta dos lixos sonoros.
Cara, a não ser que vc esteja em um país nórdico, metal vai ser underground em qualquer lugar. Ou vc acha que vai chegar na Bolívia e ver a galera cuidando de lhamas ao som de Slayer? Olha aí o mapa de bandas de metal por 100 mil habitantes, Brasil tá na média global: www.businessinsider.com.au/map-of-metal-bands-by-country-2013-11
@@LordHeigler Concordo com você. Olhei a matéria e o mapa que é de 2013, já se passaram 7 anos dessa publicação. Atualmente estou com 32 anos e escuto Rock/Metal a mais de 25 anos. Comentei por conta de Sepultura até hoje ser uma das poucas bandas da cena que representa o Brasil, sendo ela da década de 80. Acredito que muitas bandas do Brasil deixou de ser reconhecida como Sepultura, por conta de outros estilos musicais que os brasileiros escutam. Funk e Sertanejo são os principais.
@@HeillonJoseph Pois é, geralmente elas vão pra fora mesmo, hoje em dia temos exemplos de bandas brazucas em ascensão no exterior como Nervosa e Shadowside. Não gosto de funk e sertanejo mas são expressões culturais e se não fossem esses dois gêneros seria outra coisa, rock continuaria underground. O negócio é a gente apoiar como pode, pagar uma mensalidade no spotify ao invés de baixar, ir nos shows das bandas da cidade e coisas assim.
The fighting is called Capoeira; an Afro-Brazilian martial art that combines elements of dance, acrobatics, and music. If you like Sepultura you would probably like Soulfly (Back to the Primitive)! but I am still going to request Otep - Blood Pigs.
I'm Brazilian and I've been following your channel for a while. I was happy to see your reaction to the sound of "Sepultura" (its pronunciation is correct), undoubtedly the best known band in my country. About the martial art shown in the video, it is called "Capoeira". An interesting fact is that such a style of struggle was created by black slaves to defend themselves against abuse. That's why it's like a dance. To disguise the practice before the slave-owning lords of the time. Anyway, congratulations for another fun and interesting video. Greetings from Brazil. I hope to meet you in my country one day (sorry for the lousy English). From your fan, Tiago
Hi Alex, meaning of the song in Max Cavalera’s own words; “It's about belief in yourself. Powerful but simple lyrics. Just being down with your own roots and belief in your roots." First Sepultura smashed the boundaries between punk and thrash. Then they invented a whole new genre with the Roots album, and it changed metal forever. They wanted to go deep into Brazilian culture on this album, so they went into the Rainforests and hung out tribes, even recorded with them. It gave the whole album such a unique sound.
I am brazilian from Rio de Janeiro and i love very much Sepultura. I saw all concerts in last 22 years in Rio de Janeiro (and one em São Paulo). Great band. Pride of Brazil.
That Brazilian ju-jitsu you speak of is called 'Capoeira' I guess the significance of it in this song 'Roots bloody roots' can be directly linked to when slaves were transported from Africa to South America, during the middle passage. Capoeira was used by the people as a weapon against there oppressors; disguised as a dance, as it was illegal in the 16th Century for a slave to learn self defense or fighting skills. I guess this song in more ways than one is a cathartic exercise for them recognizing the negative effects of the history using the symbolism of Capoeira in it's religious or spiritualist context by summoning up the strength of there ancestors and fighting the powers that be.
The roots they are talking about are slavery, catholicism... I mean, man, it was all there in the imagery used in the video! From Wikipedia: "The music video was directed by Thomas Mignone and won the Kerrang "Video Of The Year Award" in 1996, as well as a nomination for the MTV Brazil "Best Rock Video" Award. Filming was done in the catacombs underneath the city of Salvador, where the Brazilian slaves were sold. The video is distinguished from other heavy metal imagery by its atypical use of the natural beauty of Brazil, including its traditional capoeira fight, Timbalada percussionists, and Afro-Brazilians people, as well as the reference to the religion of Candomblé. The video also shows scenes of Catholic churches." That mixture of african slaves, european conquistadors, native brazilians, their different religions, all the suffering brought by the church and the europeans, all of those are the bloody roots, most of it nearly invisible to many people nowadays.
Decent song, but they have MUCH better songs (Inner Self, Chaos A.D., Arise, Dead Embryonic Cells to name a few.) Anyway, Decapitated: Spheres of Madness, Fleshgod Apocalypse: The Violation.
Nolan Void You’re on point. There are so much better songs from sepultura than this one that actually defined the band, and they have quite a different musicality from this one.
Let's get some Eluveitie - Inis Mona or Rebirth (One is a classic the other is newer). Woods of Ypres - I Was Buried In Mount Pleasant Cemetery or Hellyeah - Moth or Hush.
That is an excellent list. "Rebirth", while new and with the line-up change, is a really great track by Eluveitie. Woods of Ypres is pretty awesome, too.
excellent choice to hear with the video ...Cuz it show some very important aspects of a part of Brazilian culture... even though the music refers mostly to the natives ( the indigenous people), can easily relate to the slaves brought from Africa.... and the video, to be easier to make was filmed at the most, "African dependent" part is Brazil, the state of Bahia, that created a lot of the mixed cultural aspects of modern Brazil, like religions( the guys with big buffing skirts, straws and cloths on the head, dancing, who are deities of a african-brazilian religion), dances, music, and ...fights .... very nice music from a great band with a hell of a video .......
Blind Guardian - Mirror mirror Avantasia - Reach out for the light Theocracy - Hide in the fairy tale Kamelot - The Haunting ft Simone Simons Helloween - Straight out of hell Demon Hunter - Not ready to die Demons and Wizards - Fiddler on the Green
My favourite band! This song talks about never forgetting who we are and where we came from. That our roots are our basis as a character. The clip was recorded in Salvador, Bahia (BR). It shows a little of our Brazilian culture. It shows the capoeira (only truly brazilian martial art), street sambeiras, a olodum group and other things. Now watch Sepultura's Territory or Convicted In Life!
You should check out the Chaos A.D. album that came before this. It was the first album where they were exploring adding world music elements; before that they had just been a pretty straight death metal band. On Chaos A.D. the rhythm went from that standard death metal sound to a more groove-oriented world sound that meshed with the metal really well. On Roots they really took the fusion to a new level, but its cool to hear the beginning stages of it on Chaos A..D.
Damn, never heard this song before but holy hardcoreness lol awesome beat, & the riffs are sick as hell. I love your channel because I like a lot of metal, but you still introduce me to some new music as well. Rock on dude 😎🤘🏽 awesome!
The old Sepultura songs are great, and Max and Igor Cavalera, the founding members ( vocals and drums respectively) did a tour last year called 'Max and Igor Cavalera return to Roots', where they played the entire album Roots. I saw them 3 times with that show. But ever since Igor left the band, none of the original members remain and they kind of suck now.
Wintersun -Loneliness(winter) Wintersun is a incredibly underrated band. World class musicians. They are amazing try them out Alex i see alot of people recommending it here one particular song of them /Sons of winter and stars. Which i also don't mind you trying!
Would recommend Loneliness after learning about songs that show off their capabilities and the usual style more, so you get to appreciate the range of their music (Jari is a damn amazing composer and musician, not to mention the musicianship of the rest of the band). But other than that, I would agree with you. Amazing band that is totally deserving of more attention than what they are getting. Also am a bit jealous about NA fans, who get to see them and Ne Obliviscaris on their current tour. :D
I’ve met Max 3 years ago preforming at a local bar in Houston as Calvalara Conspiracy, Max is a beast, they also came as Soulfly this year to Houston with Nile. Listen to We Sold Our Souls To Metal, i think you’ll like it.
Brings me back to high school and having a couple foreign exchange students from Brazil at my school and rocking out to Seplutara. Those where the good days.
This song is about the Brazilian culture. It was built over a pile of African blood shed by the Portuguese, which I guess is why it's a "bloody root". HOWEVER, because of all the different European, African and Native American cultures that generated the Brazilian culture, it has developed into something unique: "We're growing every day / Getting stronger in every way". The song is about not throwing our culture away trying to fit in an "American/European Way of Life", including the religious pressure to convert people from African religions to Christianity "I pray / We don't need to change / Our ways to be saved". You can hear this in the heavy use of percussions that are typically from the Brazilian Northeast, which the drummer makes huge use of during this and other songs. It's like they're saying "We're a heavy metal band, but we can develop Brazilian-sounding metal". The clip is made in Salvador, which was our first capital and it is probably the biggest hub for African-Brazilian culture. From the Capoeira to the Olodum (the percussionists) and the traditional dances, they tried to expose as much of what can be seen of the roots of our country.
Yes, they are from Brasil. I saw them at a free concert on the beach in Rio de Janeiro in 1991! At that time & for many years, the could sing in English but didn't speak a word of English. It is called Capoeada.
This video was filmed on Salvador/Bahia, in Brazil! My brother was there closed on footages and told me than saw Sepultura right there, i say: "What?... It's awesome, man!" I'll never forget it!
Yo! That is still not Eluveitie - Rebirth man! I guess I'll have to rewrite it again and again and again 😂 Eluveitie - Rebirth Eluveitie - Rebirth Eluveitie - Rebirth Eluveitie - Rebirth Eluveitie - Rebirth 😈😈😈
The song Bloody Roots is about the roots of (Brazil) and a bunch of other countries that was builded over the blood and sweat of black and indigenous people, this video has tons historical references, pure art.
Type O Negative is one of my favorite bands!!!!!! I love Wolf Moon, Love you to Death, Black No. One, Green man, Red Water, My girlfriends girlfriend, bloody kisses, their cover of Paranoid, Everything dies, Christian Women, and September Sun
I saw these guys live about 12 or 15 years ago (not long after their new vocalist had joined the band) and they were absolutely superb - tight, brutal and professional.
The fight style you see during the video clip is not Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, it’s an Afro-Brazilian dance form of martial art called Capoeira and includes elements of dance, acrobatics, music and spirituality!!!
Sepultura started as a Death metal/death thrash band in the early 80s and in 1989 their "beneath the remains" turned into their signiture thrash style. This album "Roots" was the Last album with Vocalist/Guitarist Max Cavalera. This album was also a stylistic shift from the Thrash metal of the 80s and early 90s. They went from E standard tuning to Drop B tuning.
![Sepultura - Roots Bloody Roots [OFFICIAL VIDEO] | First Time Reaction](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/I6_LwlfbOy4/mqdefault.jpg)
"And remember, only YOU can prevent forest fires, yah!" 😂😂
Just me? Thats a lot of pressure...
Peter Jones good one
if you like Sepultura then check out soulfly it has max the singer in that too
If only forest fires weren't a part natures way of doing things. No one and nothing can prevent forest fires.
hI, FROM BRAZIL, this video recorded in Salvador city, this group of percussion calls Olodum, sepultura e olodum recorded together, metal fusion percussion Afro-Brazilian, this is the concept of this disk. This disk ended up creating a new metal genre, Sepultura created the naked metal, Max Cavalera, vocalist, left and created the soulfly band, his work followed in the same line. sorry my english, a big hug, Rogério from Marília city, São Paulo Brazil
Dahora ver brasileiros aqui, ainda mais de Marília, sou de Assis haha
Timbalada
na esperança de um dia ver um Raimundos aqui hehe
Não é o olodum e sim o timbalada
I swear I don't like metal,but this roots bloody roots album is the only metal album that I listen and loved,sepultura not only they make a good music they also proud of their country,infuse metal with those percussion and brazilian beat is cool is very cool
Fun fact. Sepultura is actually one of Slipknot’s biggest influences
And Korn😂
Refused as well
Lol they both got that s logo now that I think about it
Didnt corey said his biggest influence was slayer?
Also, listen to this song and parts of slipknot’s “(sic)”
the karate style = CAPOEIRA
From age 2-4 i played binabo and played 150 bpm-200 bpm
Will Ferrell from get hard pops up
Capoeira is a brazilian martial art style and Karate is a Japanese martial art style from Okinawa....dont use karate as a replacement for martial arts....it is a style of martial arts
@@Gnome93 In fact, capoeira is African, but it became famous in Brazil when slaves to train martial arts without drawing attention, decided to disguise this martial art in a dance.
I remembered Eddy Gordo (Tekken)
Iam from Brasil
The fight is named capoeira
Sepultura is top 10 metal in the world podium
And Alex we need more
Arise
Refuse resist
Beneath the remains
Hugs from Brasil
Our friends from Brasil love your reactions and we need more bands
Krisiun
Br carai!
I suggest the song: Sepultura - Territory!!
É nóis!
@@AaaandreGG Brasil porra
Rio de janeiro
@@anastasciacavalleiro5392 excellent choice
Quem for br deixa aquele like pro SEPULTURA PORRA!!!
não
😉
SEPULTURA do Brasil.
BR porra
SEPULTURA KRAAAAIO
As Brazilian, I should say that Sepultura is definitely something every Brazilian metalhead is proud of. The band has been through lot of changes and eventually split, so I recommend you also check Soulfly, which is the former vocalist's new band. My favorite Soulfly songs are BLEED, PROPHECY and UNLEASH, but also check out Sepultura's TERRITORY and REFUSE/RESIST.
Yes, influenced by English rock but created their own thing, and on a song like Roots adding the afro percussion is so cool.
@@viadharmawheel Sepultura is a "rock band" and "rock" is an American/English rithm and even their lyrics are in English. But they have interpreted it and incorporated their take on it, letting their understanding about life and the world be translated into their songs creating something noone from anywhere in the world would have ever been able to do something similar
I am a huge fan of max, his genius, talent and charisma was the main thing to make this band as huge as it got, but in terms of musicality it was his singing together with his brother Igor beats that were their secret ingredient. Igor has been influenced by football fans percussion groups and later they have included some elements of samba and the beats from Olodum to create their final form (just to crumble into pieces in the hands of a greedy Andreas unfortunitely)
Capoeira is an african-people fight style developed in Brasil during the first period of slavery. It's beautiful and has instruments with it, because sometimes the black people needed to pretend it was a folk dance, not a fight itself, so they could practice without being punished by conspiracy. That's one of our brasilian flowers with a bloody root, of course, with our african beliefes and heritage...
wtf u talkin bout africa for....Brazil is in South America....
@@Gnome93 dude lol and what's the point? We actually have a lot of african influence/culture here in Brazil. We're a rich country in cultural diversity due to miscegenation and Africa was very important to us, brazilians.
@@Gnome93 During the colonization period, Portugal would get slaves from Africa and take them all the way to Brazil.
capoeira nao é bonita man
Right!
Nice. Max Cavalera is metal royalty. Check him out in KILLER BE KILLED (metal super group), Soulfly or Cavalera Conspiracy
I was just about to recommend Soulfly and CC also.
Nailbomb, also
I liked the first 2 cavalera Conspiracy albums, the 2 that followed weren't as good.
Nailbomb is sick
Killer be killed with Dillenger escape plan
That is not karate, that is capoeira.
Afro-brazilian martial art.
Sepultura - Refuse/Resist pleeeeeeeease
Krisiun cover of refuse/resist is better imo
@@ChaosReaperPein I was going to question this, but the cover really is better.
nah
@@berserkersmile3691 of course not thе
fucking cover!
Nice profile pic
Sou Brasileiro e posso dizer que Sepultura representa até hoje o Metal no Brasil. Infelizmente o metal aqui não tem visibilidade por conta dos lixos sonoros.
Cara, a não ser que vc esteja em um país nórdico, metal vai ser underground em qualquer lugar. Ou vc acha que vai chegar na Bolívia e ver a galera cuidando de lhamas ao som de Slayer? Olha aí o mapa de bandas de metal por 100 mil habitantes, Brasil tá na média global: www.businessinsider.com.au/map-of-metal-bands-by-country-2013-11
@@LordHeigler Concordo com você. Olhei a matéria e o mapa que é de 2013, já se passaram 7 anos dessa publicação. Atualmente estou com 32 anos e escuto Rock/Metal a mais de 25 anos. Comentei por conta de Sepultura até hoje ser uma das poucas bandas da cena que representa o Brasil, sendo ela da década de 80.
Acredito que muitas bandas do Brasil deixou de ser reconhecida como Sepultura, por conta de outros estilos musicais que os brasileiros escutam. Funk e Sertanejo são os principais.
@@HeillonJoseph Pois é, geralmente elas vão pra fora mesmo, hoje em dia temos exemplos de bandas brazucas em ascensão no exterior como Nervosa e Shadowside. Não gosto de funk e sertanejo mas são expressões culturais e se não fossem esses dois gêneros seria outra coisa, rock continuaria underground. O negócio é a gente apoiar como pode, pagar uma mensalidade no spotify ao invés de baixar, ir nos shows das bandas da cidade e coisas assim.
Mimimi odeio musica do brasil mimimi
Listen to Sepultura - Refuse/Resist
Sepultura - Territory
Sepultura - Arise
Sepultura - Beneath the Remains
i would add propaganda
Attitude, Ratamahatta, slave new world
Murder is a good song too imo
Did you notice that you have the name of a metal band in your name ?
What about, biotech, spit
The fighting is called Capoeira; an Afro-Brazilian martial art that combines elements of dance, acrobatics, and music. If you like Sepultura you would probably like Soulfly (Back to the Primitive)! but I am still going to request Otep - Blood Pigs.
And a badass movie involving a lot of Capoeira is Only The Strong.
Yes more lezzo songclips
Soulfly. Hell yes. Also it’s unfortunate that there aren’t as many movies featuring capoeira.
Probably everyone knows this, but for Alex: braxilian jiu jitsu is grappling, choking and arm/leg locks
Also, if anyone watched “The Protector”. There’s a capoeira vs must Thai fight
Jiu-jitsu foi foda kkkkkk.
Paranauê, Paraná.
kkkkkkkkk (será que ele vai entender o "kkkk"?!)
Completamente errado. Isso é Jiu-Jitsu.
KKLLLLLLKKKKKK PUTA Q PARIU MAN
AQUI E BAHIA RAPA CAPOEIRA MANE JIU JITSU
Os cara viaja ate br falando q o cara ta fazendo Jiu Jitsu kkkkk q merda kkkkk nada a ver uma com a outra huahauahha
I'm Brazilian and I've been following your channel for a while. I was happy to see your reaction to the sound of "Sepultura" (its pronunciation is correct), undoubtedly the best known band in my country. About the martial art shown in the video, it is called "Capoeira". An interesting fact is that such a style of struggle was created by black slaves to defend themselves against abuse. That's why it's like a dance. To disguise the practice before the slave-owning lords of the time. Anyway, congratulations for another fun and interesting video. Greetings from Brazil. I hope to meet you in my country one day (sorry for the lousy English). From your fan, Tiago
Interesting
Easily one of the most badass songs ever.
If you want Brazilian bands react to Angra, Megadeth guitarist Kiko Loureiro old band
There's another band from Brazil I think named Ego Kill Talent
Mindflow
Another brazilian bands.
Korzus
Sarcófago
Krisium
@@jerrysilva8775 others: Torture squad;
Nervosa;
Dorsal Atlântica;
Claustrofobia;
Angra is shit. REACT TO RATOS DE PORÃO
One of the biggest influences to metal in the 90´s
Yes Alex finally! You should definitely check out Dead Embryonic Cells by sepultura as well! And of course more Machine Head....
DAVIDIAN!!!
Fuck yes dead embryonic cells
Brutal dead embryonic
Hi Alex, meaning of the song in Max Cavalera’s own words; “It's about belief in yourself. Powerful but simple lyrics. Just being down with your own roots and belief in your roots."
First Sepultura smashed the boundaries between punk and thrash. Then they invented a whole new genre with the Roots album, and it changed metal forever.
They wanted to go deep into Brazilian culture on this album, so they went into the Rainforests and hung out tribes, even recorded with them. It gave the whole album such a unique sound.
Then in 1996 Max cracked the shits and fucked Sepultura but gave birth to Soulfly.
Facts.
Yeah but the rest didn't help by not immediately replacing the new singer who has been new for 22 years now lol
By far my favourite sepultura album.
@@MW-cx3sb are you talking about derrick? Hes not great tbh.
I am brazilian from Rio de Janeiro and i love very much Sepultura. I saw all concerts in last 22 years in Rio de Janeiro (and one em São Paulo). Great band. Pride of Brazil.
That Brazilian ju-jitsu you speak of is called 'Capoeira' I guess the significance of it in this song 'Roots bloody roots' can be directly linked to when slaves were transported from Africa to South America, during the middle passage. Capoeira was used by the people as a weapon against there oppressors; disguised as a dance, as it was illegal in the 16th Century for a slave to learn self defense or fighting skills. I guess this song in more ways than one is a cathartic exercise for them recognizing the negative effects of the history using the symbolism of Capoeira in it's religious or spiritualist context by summoning up the strength of there ancestors and fighting the powers that be.
Optix101 Thank you! That was my take on this band & this song! First time for me, as well! Also made me think of In This Moment song "Roots". Rock on!
ROOOOOTS BLOODY ROOOOOOTS🤘❤
no
@@BrolyKenseigoku what no?😂
Goku What?
its a shit song that ruined sepultura
@@BrolyKenseigoku I agree. Their older albums are much better
Sepultura do Brasil, melhor álbum da história de uma banda desse país.
Chaos AD, Roots e Lapadas do Povo.
@@theovanhurtere Só pancada, concordo.
Now you have to go back to Sepulturas roots and listen to some thrash metal defining stuff like "Inner self" or "Slaves of Pain"
Down - bury me in smoke
Or any song of that album
Definitely. Check out stone the crow
this needs more likes
Lifer or eyes of the south are also balls fucking deep..!!
I also had told him to check this one out lol
5:10 actually it IS a dancing style, but capoeira can Also be used to fighting.
The roots they are talking about are slavery, catholicism... I mean, man, it was all there in the imagery used in the video! From Wikipedia: "The music video was directed by Thomas Mignone and won the Kerrang "Video Of The Year Award" in 1996, as well as a nomination for the MTV Brazil "Best Rock Video" Award. Filming was done in the catacombs underneath the city of Salvador, where the Brazilian slaves were sold. The video is distinguished from other heavy metal imagery by its atypical use of the natural beauty of Brazil, including its traditional capoeira fight, Timbalada percussionists, and Afro-Brazilians people, as well as the reference to the religion of Candomblé. The video also shows scenes of Catholic churches."
That mixture of african slaves, european conquistadors, native brazilians, their different religions, all the suffering brought by the church and the europeans, all of those are the bloody roots, most of it nearly invisible to many people nowadays.
Perfect! I was trying to find a way to explain what are the roots, but it definitely get clear what it was.
do you know that Roots is basically slavery in english? you have books, films and tv series, all called roots about slavery!
dope ass comment
Thanks to europeans now we have hospitals, universities And more, fuck pagancucks
@@licenciadoBroly you forgot pollution, global warming, nuclear waste, cancer, morbid obesity, etc...
Sepultura - Desperate Cry! Not only Sepultura’s masterpiece, but one of the most underrated metal songs of all time. Enjoy dude \m/
That is very true
Live in Barcelona!
Jordan Cruz anything from live in Barcelona would be dope
Absolutely !!
Dude fuck yes
Alguém do Brasil? 🤘
If you wanna hear another band from Brazil, check out Angra. They are more like speed/power metal though. Great band.
Salve
Yees
Korzus, Nervosa, Worst...
then listen to violator they made good thrash
Yeah!
Yesssss!!! Alex! ROOTS!!! BLOODY ROOTS!!!
I glad I saw Sepultura live. Universal Amphitheater. So heavy.
Love this song. Also "refuse/resist" by this band.
Max has another band called Soulfly that's got some great tribal sounds happening too
The Soulfly song with Corey Taylor is awesome.
And another band with his brother called Cavilera Conspiracy
@@tysmith9948 it's called "Jumpdafuckup"!!
Warmageddon
That thing you called "brazillian jujitsu" it's actualy "CAPOEIRA"
Decent song, but they have MUCH better songs (Inner Self, Chaos A.D., Arise, Dead Embryonic Cells to name a few.) Anyway, Decapitated: Spheres of Madness, Fleshgod Apocalypse: The Violation.
These are all much better songs.
@@mmaarrttyy123 I agree completely.
Nolan Void You’re on point. There are so much better songs from sepultura than this one that actually defined the band, and they have quite a different musicality from this one.
Always liked Refuse/Resist too. Good list
Respect ROOTS PLEASE :)
Let's get some Eluveitie - Inis Mona or Rebirth (One is a classic the other is newer). Woods of Ypres - I Was Buried In Mount Pleasant Cemetery or Hellyeah - Moth or Hush.
That is an excellent list. "Rebirth", while new and with the line-up change, is a really great track by Eluveitie. Woods of Ypres is pretty awesome, too.
Respeita o Brasil! É sepultura caralhoooo....
Sepultura Refuse/resist next time bro
Those are my bloody roots! Cheers from Brazil!
I'm Brazilian, From Belo Horizonte. Sepultura rules!!
excellent choice to hear with the video ...Cuz it show some very important aspects of a part of Brazilian culture... even though the music refers mostly to the natives ( the indigenous people), can easily relate to the slaves brought from Africa.... and the video, to be easier to make was filmed at the most, "African dependent" part is Brazil, the state of Bahia, that created a lot of the mixed cultural aspects of modern Brazil, like religions( the guys with big buffing skirts, straws and cloths on the head, dancing, who are deities of a african-brazilian religion), dances, music, and ...fights .... very nice music from a great band with a hell of a video .......
FYI Sepultura means "Grave" in Portuguese.
But, they are a BRAZILIAN BAND?
But the primary language of Brazil is Portuguese... Jesus a 1 second google search could of told you that.
The "Roots" album is an absolute masterpiece 🤘
Devin Townsend - Kingdom (Live at EMGtv) !
Blind Guardian - Mirror mirror
Avantasia - Reach out for the light
Theocracy - Hide in the fairy tale
Kamelot - The Haunting ft Simone Simons
Helloween - Straight out of hell
Demon Hunter - Not ready to die
Demons and Wizards - Fiddler on the Green
Blind Guardian - any song really
This "dancing" is CAPOEIRA and id Sepultura then only:
Sepultura - RATAMAHATTA
React to some GOJIRA it’s so dope
He reacts to Flying wales and Stranded!
He already done it
First Video without "Hip Hop Head" in the title....NOW your a Metalhead ♥️ Your Soul has been taken 🤘🏼 Welcome to the Family
We enjoy your presence in the metalhead community Alex. You are one of us now. Rock on🤘🏻
One of us, one of us, we acept him, one of us, wibble wabble, hihihihii
Sepultura é foda mesmo, me lembro quando vi esse clipe nos top 10, no Disk MTV. Foda demais!!!!
The fight in the video is called capoeira, a brazilian fight/dance
My favourite band! This song talks about never forgetting who we are and where we came from. That our roots are our basis as a character. The clip was recorded in Salvador, Bahia (BR). It shows a little of our Brazilian culture. It shows the capoeira (only truly brazilian martial art), street sambeiras, a olodum group and other things. Now watch Sepultura's Territory or Convicted In Life!
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I'm a Brazilian fan of your channel and, of course, I've been expecting that. Finally, you reacted to SEPULTURA do Brasil. I'm so happy, thanks man.
Listen to Soulfly - Jumpthefkup
Back to the primitive
And Bleed as well.
Corey FUCKING Taylor son!!!!
Dead Embryonic Cells, Territory. Definitely would be better choices
Or Desperate Cry
Arise also
Sepultura, orgulho do Brasil
Nightwish - Ghost Love Score Live
Phantom of the Opera would be also nice 😎
Vlw mano
Sou br
Vlw pela homenagem
assistindobe relaxando, né
You should check out the Chaos A.D. album that came before this. It was the first album where they were exploring adding world music elements; before that they had just been a pretty straight death metal band. On Chaos A.D. the rhythm went from that standard death metal sound to a more groove-oriented world sound that meshed with the metal really well. On Roots they really took the fusion to a new level, but its cool to hear the beginning stages of it on Chaos A..D.
Damn, never heard this song before but holy hardcoreness lol awesome beat, & the riffs are sick as hell. I love your channel because I like a lot of metal, but you still introduce me to some new music as well. Rock on dude 😎🤘🏽 awesome!
That's the best part about being a hefnerd ;) \m/
Anubhav hell yeah! lol
If you liked Sepultura, try Territory or Refuse/Resist. They're really great songs
Check out chaos AD and Roots for their best work, Derek Green sucks!
The old Sepultura songs are great, and Max and Igor Cavalera, the founding members ( vocals and drums respectively) did a tour last year called 'Max and Igor Cavalera return to Roots', where they played the entire album Roots. I saw them 3 times with that show. But ever since Igor left the band, none of the original members remain and they kind of suck now.
In flames - moonshield
Yes!!!
Finally, someone recommending the good shit from them! Old In Flames ftw!
YES! Or the "medium" period, like Cloud Connected
Sepultura a melhor banda do mundo.
Great band. Please, Epica - Consign to Oblivion, live at Zenith!
Eu sou do Brasil e não gosto do Neymar e nem do carnaval kkkk Sepultura nos representa!😎🤘🤘🤘
Oque tem aver uma coisa com a outra? Quantos anos tu tem ?
Cara, esse negócio de representatividade foi longe de mais! Ngm deveria te representar, meu jovem!
Gostar de rock não tem nada a ver com ser rebelde ou Odiar tudo e todos
SEPULTURA DO BRASIL !!!!!
You should react to Sepultura - Dead Embryonic Cells.
Classic
Yes oh yes ☺️
Wintersun -Loneliness(winter)
Wintersun is a incredibly underrated band. World class musicians. They are amazing try them out Alex i see alot of people recommending it here one particular song of them /Sons of winter and stars. Which i also don't mind you trying!
Would recommend Loneliness after learning about songs that show off their capabilities and the usual style more, so you get to appreciate the range of their music (Jari is a damn amazing composer and musician, not to mention the musicianship of the rest of the band).
But other than that, I would agree with you. Amazing band that is totally deserving of more attention than what they are getting. Also am a bit jealous about NA fans, who get to see them and Ne Obliviscaris on their current tour. :D
Alex u seem so damn cool totally like someone I would hang with . Keep up the reaction positive vibes and being you . Your awesome brother
Finally a Brazilian band 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
I’ve met Max 3 years ago preforming at a local bar in Houston as Calvalara Conspiracy, Max is a beast, they also came as Soulfly this year to Houston with Nile. Listen to We Sold Our Souls To Metal, i think you’ll like it.
Brings me back to high school and having a couple foreign exchange students from Brazil at my school and rocking out to Seplutara. Those where the good days.
This song is about the Brazilian culture. It was built over a pile of African blood shed by the Portuguese, which I guess is why it's a "bloody root".
HOWEVER, because of all the different European, African and Native American cultures that generated the Brazilian culture, it has developed into something unique: "We're growing every day / Getting stronger in every way". The song is about not throwing our culture away trying to fit in an "American/European Way of Life", including the religious pressure to convert people from African religions to Christianity "I pray / We don't need to change / Our ways to be saved".
You can hear this in the heavy use of percussions that are typically from the Brazilian Northeast, which the drummer makes huge use of during this and other songs. It's like they're saying "We're a heavy metal band, but we can develop Brazilian-sounding metal". The clip is made in Salvador, which was our first capital and it is probably the biggest hub for African-Brazilian culture. From the Capoeira to the Olodum (the percussionists) and the traditional dances, they tried to expose as much of what can be seen of the roots of our country.
If you want more different metal get on some Finntroll with the quickness. Trollhammaren would be the obvious first song from the IMHO for you Alex.
Yessss!!!
Yes. This.
From fintroll i like under bergets rot
Yes, they are from Brasil. I saw them at a free concert on the beach in Rio de Janeiro in 1991! At that time & for many years, the could sing in English but didn't speak a word of English. It is called Capoeada.
Steve Vai - For The Love of God live with the Holland Metropole Orchestra
James Woods yessss!!
He would love the shredders. John 5 bro !
Not Falling - Mudvayne
Happy - Mudvayne
World So Cold - Mudvayne
There is 3 for you.
Nothing to Gein and Severed
All the songs we put here will blow his brain off
Don't forget Death Blooms!
World so cold is definatly a song for alex
Death blooms...
Agree with mudvayne in general! Though he did watch Dig I'm pretty sure
This video was filmed on Salvador/Bahia, in Brazil!
My brother was there closed on footages and told me than saw Sepultura right there, i say: "What?... It's awesome, man!"
I'll never forget it!
Yo!
That is still not Eluveitie - Rebirth man! I guess I'll have to rewrite it again and again and again 😂
Eluveitie - Rebirth
Eluveitie - Rebirth
Eluveitie - Rebirth
Eluveitie - Rebirth
Eluveitie - Rebirth
😈😈😈
Hey, Do Eluveitie!!!!
'Ratos de porão' - thats the brasilian band you should react to
I saw them in concert in the 90s. They are one of my favorite metal bands.
The song Bloody Roots is about the roots of (Brazil) and a bunch of other countries that was builded over the blood and sweat of black and indigenous people, this video has tons historical references, pure art.
Alex I hope you know that we re all waiting for Maximum The Hormone right?
Thank you for finally reacting to this!!!
'Christian Woman' by Type O Negative ... so dope!
daga_kk Excellent choice! I'm even more 'hooked' on 'Everything Dies'! Great song & video for Alex's first time with TON, yes? Stay Negative Friend!
Stay Negative! He should try 'Black No.1' also... And btw. he reacted to 'Love You to Death' like 4 weeks ago.
That's right! Thank you for the reminder! I also DID maybe, once, play Christian Woman for my ..um icky Mom? She was not as amused as I was! Rock on!
Type O Negative is one of my favorite bands!!!!!! I love Wolf Moon, Love you to Death, Black No. One, Green man, Red Water, My girlfriends girlfriend, bloody kisses, their cover of Paranoid, Everything dies, Christian Women, and September Sun
Fear Factory! - Shock or Regenerate
Dielectric 😎
I saw these guys live about 12 or 15 years ago (not long after their new vocalist had joined the band) and they were absolutely superb - tight, brutal and professional.
Dream theater- as I am 🔥🔥
Lee_ Motto AS I AMMM 🔥🔥🔥💯💯
U know it !!
Man, he cant do a dream theater video...even a 2 hour live wont be enough to listen a single complete song hahaja just kiddin XD
Ne Obliviscaris-Intra Venus 🤘
The fight style you see during the video clip is not Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, it’s an Afro-Brazilian dance form of martial art called Capoeira and includes elements of dance, acrobatics, music and spirituality!!!
3:21 It´s called CAPOEIRA Alex lol
Nice to see you reacting to a brazilian band
You should react to hatebreed destroy everything
SKULLFACE 99 Yeaa!! I’ve been requesting “I will be Heard” for weeks now
My Fav.... Doomsayer or Call for Blood :D
YES!
worst>>>>>>>>>>>>>>hatebreed
SKULLFACE 99 the only proper way to react to hatebreed is to eject the cd and throw it straight into the fucking trash.
Sepultura started as a Death metal/death thrash band in the early 80s and in 1989 their "beneath the remains" turned into their signiture thrash style. This album "Roots" was the Last album with Vocalist/Guitarist Max Cavalera. This album was also a stylistic shift from the Thrash metal of the 80s and early 90s. They went from E standard tuning to Drop B tuning.
React to those bands:
cpm 22
Project 46
Pense
Draconian
a music from leprous, below and
breakdown of sanity: the gift
SABATON GHOST DIVISION WOODSTOCK
Sabaton is way over due and the Woodstock show is insane.
That "martial art" is called CAPOEIRA. It is really awesome to watch!
Soulfly - Prophecy!!!!!!!!!! Plz aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaalllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeexxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx!!!!!!!
Nothing face???
Finally a good song
Well, not my genre ^^
Older Sepultura is much better
Love SEPULTURA
Sepultura do Brasil !!!