Pelé: Chapters 1–3

Once you've accomplished something, you can rejoice, but even then, you should do so with humility!

Dico's father, João Ramos do Nascimento, or "Dondinho," is originally from the state of Minas Gerais, a region where people labor to extract metals from an arid land.

The ligaments are affected and your meniscus must be in pieces.

The rest of the week, he works as an ordinary salesman for a paltry salary.

In Brazil, soccer gives people purpose. It's a moment of communion that lets people forget the struggles of daily life.

The invincible Brazilians are scaring their weak opponents!

Edson's Ghanaian ancestors fought to survive with dignity. He gets his warrior temperament from their history.

The Portuguese colonists depart to capture slaves in Africa. These men and women toil from sunup till sundown in sugarcane fields or mines before dying of exhaustion.

Observers are starting to call him...a "Black Pearl," yet another allusion to his origins.

You have beautiful skills and you persevere!

He's too young to put up a good fight. What's more, he has no sense of responsibility! Not to mention his myopia!

Because the club's star player didn't make the selection, his supporters fill the stadium with angry screams. Despite the clamor, the dream team is leading easily 3 goals to 1 and loses all interest in this match.

The cheeky Pelé sends his team to the finals once and for all with a score of 5 to 2!

The first half is marked by the flamboyance of Vavá, the scorer of two goals, and the fantastic dribbles of Garrincha.

90th minute, no doubt the final, decisive move of the match!