Marcha de Cádiz - Spanish Anti-Napoleon Song

The Peninsular War (1807–1814) was the military conflict fought in the Iberian Peninsula by Spain, Portugal, and the United Kingdom against the invading and occupying forces of the First French Empire during the Napoleonic Wars. In Spain, it is considered to overlap with the Spanish War of Independence. The war started when the French and Spanish armies invaded and occupied Portugal in 1807 by transiting through Spain, and it escalated in 1808 after Napoleonic France had occupied Spain, which had been its ally. Napoleon Bonaparte forced the abdications of Ferdinand VII and his father Charles IV and then installed his brother Joseph Bonaparte on the Spanish throne and promulgated the Bayonne Constitution. Most Spaniards rejected French rule and fought a bloody war to oust them. The war on the peninsula lasted until the Sixth Coalition defeated Napoleon in 1814, and it is regarded as one of the first wars of national liberation and is significant for the emergence of large-scale guerrilla warfare.

[makothelegendofkorra]

The Spanish Empire has won the Battle of The Pyrenees.

[AndreaMoletta-sc]

I am honestly jealous to how the Spanish recognize their efforts against Napoelonic tyranny.
I'm from Rome and our city was sacked by Napoleon and most treasures transferred to the Louvre. Nothing is even told about our resistance against Napoleon, even when there's a Castle that paesants defended against Napoleon's troops and is still in ruins today; serving as ultimate evidence of anti-Napoelonic resistance.
Much respect to the Spanish from Rome. 🇪🇸 🇻🇦

[Burntandtoastedogs]

Bro I didn’t realize how evil France was in the Napoleonic Wars

[Victor_producctions]

france: the peninsula is ours!
Spain with a drunk Galician in the backpack:

[josecardenas]

Rome fell, Madrid fell, Moscow fell... But Cadiz never fell to Napoleon! Que descansen nuestros caidos en honor!

[cipmaster]

Para aquellos que se pregunten de que va la letra, es sobre los voluntarios que llegaron a cadiz desde hispanoamérica, especialmente desde Cuba, para pelear contra las tropas de Napoleón. No fueron pocos los hispanoamericanos voluntarios, incluyendo algunos que nunca en su vida habian pisado la peninsula, y aun asi decidieron embarcarse para pelear por España.

[beinzgoofensmirtz]

0:39 love the way they backflip over the wall

[PedroRubio-ix]

as my ancestors are spanish thanks for defending it

[CetanRiflemen]

I sang this in the alleyways and now theres a filipino rebellion that wants to hear it better!

Thanks!

[CentauraAddict]

The spanish empire has won the battle of San Cristobal

[fausto.cardenas]

Dios mio, que demonios tenían en las piernas. Como pueden saltar de esa manera 💀

[cosmicskepticfangirl]

Jose Rizal: *get shot*
THE MILITARY BAND:

[joserumbado]

The Peninsular War was a conflict maintained and financed by England to defend its own interests. His commitment was to Portugal, his allied nation. His action on the peninsula was not intended to free the Spanish people from Napoleonic tyranny. We Spaniards waged another war: The War of Independence. Wellington only supported the Spanish if it was in England's interest. That is why he retired after the battle of Talavera, that is why he abandoned Madrid after occupying it after the Arapiles, that is why his drunken troops plundered Spanish cities conquered from the French, such as Badajoz or San Sebastián. In Spain, the French were fighting in hostile territory. If a Frenchman was left alone, he was a dead man. We Spaniards are angry and do not forgive. Nor do we owe anything to the English, our eternal enemies, whom we did not trust and who did not take long to support the independence of the Hispanic countries after the Congress of Vienna.

[hamadaKemete-tv]

I don’t like Napoleon, but this man was a divine fate to indirectly change the world’s destiny in the 19th century. The world changed because of him.

He was one of the reasons for the founding of modern Egypt and the global obsession with Egyptian civilization 🇪🇬.
He was a reason for the union of England and Scotland under the name the United Kingdom 🇬🇧.
He was a reason for the creation of the Swiss Confederation 🇨🇭.
He was a reason for the establishment of the United States as it is today when he sold Louisiana 🇺🇸.
He was a reason for the creation of the state of Haiti 🇭🇹.
He was a reason for the unification of Germany 🇩🇪.
He was a reason for the founding of the Brazilian royal family 🇧🇷.
He was a reason for the founding of the Swedish royal family 🇸🇪.
He was the first to predict the rise of China globally when he said it was a sleeping giant 🇨🇳.
He was the first to suggest invading Algeria 🇩🇿.

[gabinchorein-parisot]

What’s the name of the movie where French grenadiers (I presume) are taking citizens ? Uniforms look nice and it seems better than whatever the movie with the hussars being attacked by acrobatic peasants is lol

[rhurley]

how can the guerillas do the frontflips out of the trenches its so confusing

[joserumbado]

Napoleon was the bloodiest and most destructive tyrant that littered the turn of the 18th century to the 19th century. The devastating and damaging action of the French troops in Spain for four years should have filled any impartial French historian with shame: looting, wanton destruction of churches and convents, robberies, rapes, murders and a thousand other crimes for which we could not make them pay enough. They left Spain exhausted and devastated. And in a few years, the oldest and most territorially extensive empire of those on the planet in 1800 dissolved: the Spanish Empire.

[rdrgzbrtlm]

Meanwhile the rest of Europe surrenders to Napoleon, Spain resist the invaders. Long live the Spanish people!

[KetchupAndSteel]

when im playing Napoleonic tower defense

[Virreinatodelperú]

Saludos desde peru pais hispano arriba españa