(Long live the Empress!)

She came sailing from across the sea,

Maps in hand, chasing destiny.

A woman forged with an iron soul,

Science and dreams kept her whole.

Married a crown yet loved the land,

Silent fire burning in her hand.

Through letters bold, decisions bright,

She planted hope in the darkest night.

"Brazil is not for the weak," she wrote,

Weaving the empire in every note.

History fades the quiet and small,

But her voice still breaks every wall.

A steelborn crown, a flower through thorns,

She shaped the land where freedom is born.

Leopoldina, blazing flame!

Breaking chains, rewriting the game!

Reason rising as her blade,

Mother of Brazil, forever praised!

(Long live the Empress!)

"Time to act, the ties must break!"

She led forward, no fear, no shake.

Through hidden plots and shifting sands,

She was the pulse that stirred the land.

Pedro faltered — she held strong:

"Free Bahia — it's been too long!"

Her counsel turned the nation’s fate,

As tears and hope filled every state.

"My duty’s here — my people true,"

And from her fire, a world grew.

From marble halls to fields of pain,

Her legacy forever remains.

A queen uncrowned yet crowned in glory,

Burning bright in our nation’s story.

Leopoldina, blazing flame!

Breaking chains, rewriting the game!

Reason rising as her blade,

Mother of Brazil, forever praised!

Now time sings her memory still —

Not forgotten, but history’s will.

A rooted flame, a crown of steel,

Leopoldina, Empress of Brazil.