History of a Voyage to the Land of Brazil - Jean de Lery's Eyewitness Account of the New World, 1557

In the 16th century, a group of French protestants crossed the ocean in order to escape religious persecution in Europe. In Brazil, they were promised religious freedom, however, life took such a strange turn, that some abandoned the French colony and went to live among the native tribe called Tupinamba. One of them is Jean de Lery, who years later wrote a memoir about his experience among the natives, a remarkable "rift in time", bursting with wonder and distress. If you would like to hear more of this type of content please consider donating to my Paypal account: paypal.me/rudydurao Credits: Text editing: Rudy Durao; João Manarte Narration: Rudy Durão Sound editing and mixing: Rudy Durão Sound mixing and mastering: Alpine Audio Animation: Kristi Luht Soundtrack Chapter V: Rafael Durão Jingle: Rafael Durão & Theo de Blasis, check them out! https://open.spotify.com/album/0gNEILcD4Mkd4SRQLlEyF5?si=Te5bvq-SRM656f0lgk-qKg