681. Brazil: The Emperor’s Anthem (Part 5)
This episode dives into the chaotic, often absurd history behind Brazil's national anthem, tracing its evolution from imperial praise songs to a symbol of protest, all while highlighting Brazil's turbulent political journey and the anthem's surprising endurance. It lands because it turns
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