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The Last Decision- the movie
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BRAZIL STORIES-CARMEN MIRANDA.mov
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In the 1940's Brazil's Carmen Miranda was one of Hollywood's biggest stars. Most Brazilians were proud of her accomplishments, but some thought she was a caricature of Latin American culture. When Carmen, "the girl in the tutti fruiti hat", tried to change her image to play more serious roles, Hollywood, wouldn't allow it and she became depressed and addicted to drugs. She died in her mid forti...
BRAZIL STORIES-AMAZON AVON LADIES.mov
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In the Amazon Rainforest of Brazil, Avon Ladies travel upriver selling cosmetics to women who live in isolated villages in the jungle.
BRAZIL STORIES-DEAF SAMBA.mov
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It's Carnival time in Rio and a group of deaf children find being hearing impaired is no impediment to dancing in Rio's famous Carnival parade.
BRAZIL STORIES-FATHER OF THE SAINTS.mov
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When poor people in Brazil are in need of a doctor or psychiatrist they often turn to the local "Father of the Saints" who cures their ills using the ancient rituals of Candomble,a relgious practice with roots in Africa.
BRAZIL STORIES- BRAZIL CONFEDERATES.mov
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Welcome to the deep south, the REALLY deep south. In the town of Americana in southern Brazil the descendants of American Civil War Confederate soldiers who left the United States to seek a new life in South America after the war between north and south, celebrate their heritage.
BRAZIL STORIES-AMAZON ECO TOURISM.mov
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Eco Tourists are flocking to Brazil's Amazon rain forest. Their presence helps protect the forest by creating much needed work for local people. But some warn there could be too much of a good thing.
BRAZIL STORIES- SCORPION INVASION.mov
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In Brazil Scorpions invade the little town of Aparaceda and the Mayor has a plan.
BRAZIL STORIES SUBWAY SURFERS.mov
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Slum kids in Rio do a little dry land surfing with tragic consequences.
miramac DEMO REEL H 264
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suffering through a long sea voyage you say.... interesting. sounds familiar
The fact this video doesn’t mention slavery, and the then legality of slavery in Brazil is a glaring omission.
Bro probably reminded the teacher about homework growing up
Slavery was abolished in Brazil until 1888. There were slaves on those plantations.
My guess is that these Confederados are different than their forefathers that came to Brazil. These modern day decendents probably have no interested in beating their negro neighbors into submission and making them work for free. Do they actually know about the evil empire they are celebrating?
Fun fact: there are reports of some of these confederates who, later in history, fought in the Constitutionalist Revolution war in Brazil.
SO COOL. WHAT A GREAT STORY AND ENDING TO A DIVIDED NATION OF USA. THESE BRAVE SOLDIERS TOOK A CHANCE AT A ' NEW WORLD ' AND LOOK AT WHAT WAS CREATED. GREAT JOB.
It just proves how the Confederate's way of life was impractical and thus had to mix for obvious reasons. Confederates are not Confederados. They're the descendants. But that doesn't technically make them Confederates. Confederados have accultured to the Brazilian way of life. It's a mixture of customs and traditions.
Wow. Talk about not giving a single F.
Never heard this story before...wow the past is full.of crazy things..remember if u have to get out go to south america!!
Stay there
I don’t think the gene pool there is thriving
They Brazilians
i hate when they call it rebels and the rebel flag, like quit trying to make it something its not, they were confederates and what they stood for was awful
Thats creepy
Union poppin ,Rebels droppin
_“It would seem that a dissolution of the Federal Union is inevitable,” he observed, noting the sympathy joining New York to “our aggrieved brethren of the Slave States” and suggesting that the city declare its own independence from the Union. “When Disunion has become a fixed and certain fact, why may not New York disrupt the bands which bind her to a venal and corrupt master-to a people and a party that have plundered her revenues, attempted to ruin her, take away the power of self-government, and destroyed the Confederacy of which she was the proud Empire City?”_ -New York City Mayor Fernando Wood, January 6, 1861.
Hearing them roll their r's with a southern twang in English is crazy
My impulsive thoughts has to ask what do they think of black people lol
Black Brazilians are treated like shit so that’s your answer lol, they don’t fw them.
Wow. Democrats are crazy bro 😂
I may need to learn Portugese.
Fascinating.
Thank you for this.
These trators are not Brazilians!
They are. Brazil isn’t a race or ethnicity, if you were born and raised in Brazil you are Brazilian.
Lol they came because slavery was still legal in brazil.
At least this is not about racism anymore.
I would like to visit Americana
I would like to visit too looks very interesting
@@IslenoGutierrezI know their origins are a little fucked but damn as someone who’s half African American I lowkey wanna wear a pretty dress and eat candy apples and fried chicken 😂
@@jennyhateseverything It’s not fucked up for them though, they don’t feel that way. I’ve spoken to 2 of them before that I met online and they have zero guilt of anything. They chalk it up to “practices of the times” and they just enjoy their culture and they very proud of their heritage. But I get what you’re saying. Makes me also wanna party with them and eat some fried chicken and candy apples cuz it just looks pretty cool their festival and culture. A blast from the past for sure.
Average day in tennessee:
Tennessee is awesome!
Dude this is so fucking weird I’m freaking out lol😅
Why are you freaking out? I think it’s awesome
O Imperador do Brasil convidou os Confederados a virem para o Brasil, os Confederados tem DIREITO de viver no Brasil.
Celebrating a loss, followed by tucking your tail and running away
Dude, don’t be an idiot. They are obviously celebrating their ancestors culture and heritage. Fried chicken and watermelon has nothing to do with winning or losing.
The ironic part is the mixed-racial heritage of all these Confederados.
between an American white girl and a Brazilian brunette, it was already a son
They look pretty white to me
I didn't know that you know the ethnic makeup of these people. Could you tell us where you got that they are all mixed race?
@@tiagobaptista3082 He doesn’t know. He’s assuming but assumptions are not facts
Wrong. They are not mixed race. The majority are white, since the majority of the population of the cities of "Americana" and Santa Bárbarda do Oeste" founded by the confederates, today is made up of Italian-Brazilians, a European ethnicity that the confederates mixed with over time. For example: Rita Lee Jones, the Queen of Brazilian Rock, was of Confederate descent on her father's side and Italian descent on her mother's side.
💝💝💝💝 💡 💟💟💟💟💟💟💟💟 😓
Gives the term "The South Shall Rise Again" A WHOLE NEW MEANING.
My Great Grandfather 4 generations back was a confederate colonel for North Carolina. His ancestors had served in the Prussian military before immigration to the southern, US. The the USA had 11 military Colleges, 10 of which where located in the south. George Washington was also from the South ( Virginia ).
Bet on it
*Union Dixie intensifies*
descendents of losers who wanted to keep slavery going lmfao
Virgin KKK who extremly radicalized and destroyed the reputation of Southern Culture vs Chad Traditionalists who are proud of their Heritage and do not act like a stupid cult like the KKK.
What's amazing is that they are traditional folks, women seem grounded and polite. They have strong American family values...the young respecting their elders...something that's fading fast back home.
You sound So Rediculous
Hoorah for Dixie!
There is no Dixie Dummy
@@knos360 Sic semper tyrannis!
@@knos360Dixie lives on underground and if you think it doesn’t you don’t know any real southerners
@@IslenoGutierrez First off ..I AM A SOUTHERNER..Its Hispanics that dont know a Damn thing about the South.Besides Texas and Florida Hispanics have Zero to do with Southern Culture ..its Predominantly Black and white.
100% bet that they "employed" the same system of labor down there, as they did in the US That might be why Brasil is so divided on skin color to this day
not really, brazillians valued slavery even more than the actual confederates and overthrew their monarch(Dom Pedro II) because of the royal family abolishing it. Brazil was the last country in all of the americas to abolish slavery and did so begrudgingly. The confederates did not influence anything because slavery was already a deeply rooted concept in here.
@Acccident ¿So they simply faded into the woodworks? Not At All There's a reason Americana has such a presence & influence
@@destressfrlyf843 Americana does not have any kind presence or influence, its just a relatively peaceful well off town of mainly white people. Most brazillians don't even know it exists. So yes, the confederates did just kind of fade from brazillian history.
@Acccident ¿But from where did they get/maintain their wealth? Surely, Their useless confederate currency was not honored there & they had no material resources to take down there Face It They did down there what they did in the USA, with impunity & probably even more gusto One would be hard pressed to believe that they went down there, took factory jobs & never reverted to what made them of "superior" status in their previous residence
@@destressfrlyf843 About that, the Emperor of Brazil, who was a open supporter of the confederacy, invited them with open arms and provided them with the land, resources and even the cost of the trip to brazil. Because he wanted to compete with the USA on cotton production, and the confederates were more or less specialists on this. And he couldn't care less about the slavery part.
That's crazy
This is so weird in a good way ! See , Americans can be foreigners.
Yeah, in another country but not in the US
what an interesting video! thanks
These people are more American than most natural born Americans
I think American tourists should visit here. It will help their local economy and Americans will get a home away from home vibe.
I agree
This is evil and crazy
How? Do you have any experience in the real world?
It’s not evil, they look like good people and very interesting
Ahhh where are the slaves momento that go along with this
Nobody cares about the slaves anymore because we are all so tired of hearing about it
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Anyone else find this from tiktok? Wanting to find out more??
Me
I find this very interesting and I want to know more
Me
Slavery was way worse than we were taught and was spreading to the new territories. These people are kidding themselves
Haha you should look up who owned the most slaves and who controlled the Atlantic trade..hint they weren't white they like to pretend to be white...look up Dr. Tony Martin
Aw look, they all stayed white and southern because they're descendents of a bunch of racists with superiority complexes; you can tell they avoided mixing with the local native people as long as they could. 🖕🏻
What's wrong with that boy !!!
Fun fact: they actually mixed with the natives and even colored ones
(This was sarcasm)
@@mrg3neraltuxedos Majority in this region of Brazil is white in this state has 44 million inhabitants 60% white
@@mrg3neraltuxedos Fun fact: you are wrong.
White people are really something else