Mais Que Nada(Original)1963

Classic of Jorge Benjor. This video shows some pictures of the 60`s. Army, Rio, soccer, etc.

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[Miguel El Cubanito]

saludos desde cuba AMERICA LATINA UNIDA!!!

[beatonbrat withabaseball]

Oi, sueco moço aqui. Agora estou muito feliz!:D Procuro este canção durante tanto tempo. Finalmente tinha sucesso! Eu adoro a cultura brasileira e espero puder vai ao Brasil em breve.

Saudades de Suécia:)

[João Carlos]

yeah, to be honest my country is so hard to understand....rich and poor people share the same reality......I´ve been tried to study those things, but it´s so complex.....Here are some violent places, however, there are many places pacific ..... our territory is immense ....

[mokacode]

We Europeans consider the Samba /Bossa Nova as an exquisite exotic Music...Referring to sunshiny beaches and easy life but we also know ther's much poverty going through your country when so well off financially make the rules .Music can be a way as an escape from life torments...Not fond of soccer but not reluctant to though...lol

[João Carlos]

Hello my dear friend! well, those pictures present the 60"s in Brazil. We had problems with the politic. The brazilian army was ruling the country. But, we also had joys, like the Samba and soccer. you know my friend, brazil has always been a a country of contrasts. I hope have help you. !!!

[Lucascury1985]

Será muito bem-vindo! Gentileza abre portas...sempre!

[fresco1962]

Hola Miguel

Saludos desde Chicago Illinois U.S.A

Mexicano hasta el hueso,

Viva Cuba Y VIVA MEXICO en 5 de Mayo le rajamos la mandarina a los franceses

[joneshugh]

Guess how many times this song will be played during the WC & Olympics? ;-)

[rahul9013]

so simple and yet so much better than the version that the black eyed peas shat out

[Luiz Piccoli]

Hi, I'm from Brazil and I belive that person who makes this video tried to represent a period in the history of Brazil, which was 60's, was a period in which Brazil was ruled by a dictatorship and when it happened several protests ( you can see this in 1:34 and 1:31)

[superbartech]

I'm not Brazilian, but I like this song very much. However, I'm interested in what moments and people from Brazilian history and culture those pictures present. Can anyone help? :)

[Juan Felipe]

Riquesa da nossa cultura.