Video - Brazil's Unstoppable Soccer Passion: From Ceasefires to Record-Breaking Crowds

Did you know that Brazil's love for soccer is so intense that the country once stopped a war to watch a game? In 1914, during a match between local club teams in the Amazon, a ceasefire was called so soldiers could watch the game! And get this, in the 1950 World Cup final, Brazil built the Maracanã Stadium to hold nearly 200,000 fans, the largest crowd ever for a soccer match. But the excitement didn’t stop there—Brazilians believe that wearing yellow jerseys brings good luck, thanks to their first World Cup win in 1958. So, do you think Brazil’s passion for soccer is unmatched? Let me know in the comments!