Colombia seems annoyingly peaceful and calm ;however, Brazil seems like full of adventure and mystery. I must admit that Brazilian songs and music are far better than I expected, even club music is really good there.
Thats something particular about Salvador and Rio. Most other states have a completely different vibe. Specially the southern ones. The states in brazil are so different that you would wonder if you are in the same country as you visit other states. That was my impression back in 2018. I thought Salvador was more relaxed and fun, people were more humble, in Rio I felt like too upscale unless you ventured into the favelas. São Paulo was a mess, I felt like I was in NYC, with a touch of European and and South American vibe, more intense than NYC, no comparison. Santa Catarina felt like a completely different country, I don’t know if you’d consider it boring, but it was so safe and calm, with a very strong European influence everywhere you go. I definitely plan to explore more states and cities next time I visit Brazil, it’s a unique country.
Nice views !!! I see "Old School" on the ukulele and tambourine, playing cards ... there is Samba ... and Reggae ... looks very chill. Great job, Sly! Look forward the next one. 🙏
No it's not. In Salvador that are considerably more afro-descendant people, but most of the city population are of mixed race actually, like mostly mulattos and pardos. And in Latin America that are much more places with larger and more noticeable afrodescendant presence like in the Cacaribbean.
WARNING TO BRAZILIANS AND LATINOS Do not listen to these black Americans they hate themselves and are trying to usurp your identity they want to use the label black so that they can be someone else. For example if they see a Colombian that is of Afro descent they will try to do the same they will try to claim that Colombian as one of them so that they can say ohh look at him we are the same therefore I am Colombian too!! Do not entertain these people you are not aware of who they really are and how they really think!!!
The music is cha-cha, it may have a different name in Portuguese, but you had it right the first time (the name of the song is Oye Como Va). Man, Brazilians love they reggae. I think this is the first video from this trip where you found Brazilians who speak English.
Pelourinho is definitely my FAVORITE place in the city!! ❤ People here say that stop by Cravinho bar is "mandatory" LOL. The best day to visit Pelourinho is definitely on a Tuesday night. What happens in there stay there 😂😂😂 Just joking. A lot fun, the vibe of this place is magical. ✨
dalm thank for this one , it literally has me considering brazil, any videos you know where someone covers the residential areas, how people live and possibly even housing costs?
I have spent a few nights in Salvador, always in transit to the island of Tinhare to stay in the tiny village of Morro de Sao Paulo. I stayed in a ninth[?] floor pousada at the end of Praca de Se every time, awaiting the next day's two hour catamaran ferry boat out to the island. I never felt too safe in Salvador, so I did not venture out far from my pousada, day or night. I found the lower city around the ferry boats to be quite dodgy. My last time there was maybe around 2008, so "things" have changed markedly since then. Sempre saudade pra Brasil.
Hey "Gringo Verde," it's pretty hard to cover all of Pelourinho in just 15 minutes. If you can, be sure to do a follow-up...from a gringo that lived in Salvador for 10 years...love that city!!!
Coming to brazil in 10 days for the second time this time for a month will get to Bahia this time any recommendations about what area to stay in? Thanks for the videos keep them coming!
I stayed in Barra and I'm glad I did as it's centrally located between the historic center and Rio Vermelho (nightlife bar area). If you can't find anything in Barra then check out Rio Vermelho or Ondina.
Nice content bro just subscribed the other day. I’m here from your Medellin trip, are you a digital nomad? If so what do you do. I’m practicing copywriting rn so I can work remotely and hit up some of the spots you’ve been to. Anyways, keep it up man👍
Thanks for subscribing and I consider myself a digital nomad. I made a video before explaining everything, but I'll do it again for the new subscribers.👍🏿
Hi, I love your videos. I will spent one month in Brazil and I'm trying to spend 15 days in Rio and 15 days in Brazil. Do you think I should do that? I'm open to any suggestions. Thank you.
well explained bro! im from there and i live in Boston,MA i love pelourinho!! GO PLAY SOME CAPOEIRA?? :) TO TO MERCADO MODELO YOU WILL FIND CAPOEIRA OVER THERE "}
Guys! Salvador de Bahia doesn’t exist. I don’t know who invented this confusion, but Salvador is the city, and Bahia is the state. The city’s name is only Salvador! In the beginning of Brazil’s history, its name was São Salvador, but now it’s Salvador. If you call like this because you want to say that you are in Salvador, located in the state of Bahia, that’s okay, but I noticed that many people call like that because they think that’s the right name…
No no necesitamos estos americanos que quieren usurpar nuestra identidad y quieren decir que todos somos los mismos todo somos familia y todos somos igual porque algunos de nosotros tenemos ancestros que vinieron de africa jamás somos familia jamás somos igual ni los esclavos africanos fueron llevado de la misma parte de africa o al mismo tiempo a los estados unidos como latino america!!
Colombia seems annoyingly peaceful and calm ;however, Brazil seems like full of adventure and mystery. I must admit that Brazilian songs and music are far better than I expected, even club music is really good there.
I enjoy both places and the vibes in Brazil are very upbeat.
Thats something particular about Salvador and Rio. Most other states have a completely different vibe. Specially the southern ones. The states in brazil are so different that you would wonder if you are in the same country as you visit other states. That was my impression back in 2018. I thought Salvador was more relaxed and fun, people were more humble, in Rio I felt like too upscale unless you ventured into the favelas. São Paulo was a mess, I felt like I was in NYC, with a touch of European and and South American vibe, more intense than NYC, no comparison. Santa Catarina felt like a completely different country, I don’t know if you’d consider it boring, but it was so safe and calm, with a very strong European influence everywhere you go. I definitely plan to explore more states and cities next time I visit Brazil, it’s a unique country.
As the first capital of Brazil, from 1549 to 1763, Salvador de Bahia witnessed the blending of European, African and Amerindian cultures.
I'm surprised that the nightlife in Bahia is so alive and full of live music. Good video, Sly.
Thanks and yeah, they know how to have a good time here
not full power yet due to the pandemic.
1:25 that view is incredible. The topography is ridiculous. 👍🏾👍🏾
I'm glad you enjoyed it👍🏿
ótima topografia é tudo que a natureza nos ofereceu
Nice views !!! I see "Old School" on the ukulele and tambourine, playing cards ... there is Samba ... and Reggae ... looks very chill. Great job, Sly! Look forward the next one. 🙏
Many thanks!!🙏🏿
3:24 "maybe its a sign? " i see what u did there 😂 man i love these vids you continue to get better and better
SALVADOR DE BAHIA is the city with the largest Afro-descendant population in all of Latin America.
No it's not. In Salvador that are considerably more afro-descendant people, but most of the city population are of mixed race actually, like mostly mulattos and pardos. And in Latin America that are much more places with larger and more noticeable afrodescendant presence like in the Cacaribbean.
@@saintpinewood562 "Afro-descendant people" Some look more like african, others more mixed race and other more like europeans.
WARNING TO BRAZILIANS AND LATINOS
Do not listen to these black Americans they hate themselves and are trying to usurp your identity they want to use the label black so that they can be someone else. For example if they see a Colombian that is of Afro descent they will try to do the same they will try to claim that Colombian as one of them so that they can say ohh look at him we are the same therefore I am Colombian too!! Do not entertain these people you are not aware of who they really are and how they really think!!!
The music is cha-cha, it may have a different name in Portuguese, but you had it right the first time (the name of the song is Oye Como Va). Man, Brazilians love they reggae. I think this is the first video from this trip where you found Brazilians who speak English.
That's what I thought and there aren't many English speakers here - even in the tourist zones.
Didn't realize how beautiful that city is! You sold me I gotta visit!
Make sure to visit December to March. I believe after March is the rainy season.
Very beautiful. Loved your video of Bahia. Thanks.
The diversity there is awesome.
Yeah..a mixed society here.
I like South America especially I love Brazil!🖤🇧🇷
I love Brazil, i hate only Bahia and El Salvador worst state in Latin America.
This made me want to visit!
Súper ! Thanks do show us the City no the night👏🏻👏🏻
That song that was being played on the street is a cover of the famous song called "Oye, Como Va?" written by Carlos Santana in 1969-1970 in the USA!
Carlos Santana isn’t American
the brazilians here seem down to earth, unlike what i see in rio online
lol...youtube and short clips can trick you. I would go and visit to verify that.
Pelourinho is definitely my FAVORITE place in the city!! ❤
People here say that stop by Cravinho bar is "mandatory" LOL.
The best day to visit Pelourinho is definitely on a Tuesday night. What happens in there stay there 😂😂😂
Just joking. A lot fun, the vibe of this place is magical. ✨
Great place 💯🌎
Yes it is👍🏿
I’m coming here February 2023 so need to watch your videos man ❤
dalm thank for this one , it literally has me considering brazil, any videos you know where someone covers the residential areas, how people live and possibly even housing costs?
I'm glad it helped you and I don't know anyone doing videos like that in Brazil.
Dennis Jean pierre
I have spent a few nights in Salvador, always in transit to the island of Tinhare to stay in the tiny village of Morro de Sao Paulo. I stayed in a ninth[?] floor pousada at the end of Praca de Se every time, awaiting the next day's two hour catamaran ferry boat out to the island. I never felt too safe in Salvador, so I did not venture out far from my pousada, day or night. I found the lower city around the ferry boats to be quite dodgy. My last time there was maybe around 2008, so "things" have changed markedly since then. Sempre saudade pra Brasil.
Might need to go back and buy some emeralds lol. Thanks for the video brotha!!
I don't blame you lol...and much appreciated man👊🏿
Hey "Gringo Verde," it's pretty hard to cover all of Pelourinho in just 15 minutes. If you can, be sure to do a follow-up...from a gringo that lived in Salvador for 10 years...love that city!!!
Coming to brazil in 10 days for the second time this time for a month will get to Bahia this time any recommendations about what area to stay in? Thanks for the videos keep them coming!
I stayed in Barra and I'm glad I did as it's centrally located between the historic center and Rio Vermelho (nightlife bar area). If you can't find anything in Barra then check out Rio Vermelho or Ondina.
please go to Chapada Diamantina! do it to yourself.... U guys only get stucked in big cities (Sao Paulo, Rio, Salvador, Recife) u wont regret!
12:50 very nice!
👌🏿
Im coming to bahia and would be down to link up
I'll be leaving here tomorrow for another city.
Hi sir
Nice to meet you
How do you see Bahia Tourism if you put it in my tourism program for Brazil?
Nice content bro just subscribed the other day. I’m here from your Medellin trip, are you a digital nomad? If so what do you do.
I’m practicing copywriting rn so I can work remotely and hit up some of the spots you’ve been to.
Anyways, keep it up man👍
Thanks for subscribing and I consider myself a digital nomad. I made a video before explaining everything, but I'll do it again for the new subscribers.👍🏿
when did u go there? As a Brazilian I've never visited there cze it can be too crowded sometimes, but in your video seems pretty nice
The song is Oye Como Va by Tito Puente an afro Cuban/Puerto Rican groove made popular by Santana.
ah ok. Thanks for that.
I wish you would tell us the name of the streets where they had the restaurants and that band playing, etc. Your videos are short.
Pelourinho
Which nights of the week did you attend this outdoor event?
Is it possible to find good bars and meet people Tues - Fri or only on the weekends?
I think you have a good base in Portuguese, your Spanish probably help you. Very interesting video 👏.
Knowing Spanish definitely helped for sure
Hi, I love your videos. I will spent one month in Brazil and I'm trying to spend 15 days in Rio and 15 days in Brazil. Do you think I should do that? I'm open to any suggestions. Thank you.
Just subbed that is beautiful n only 15 cents😱😱😱😱😱
thanks for this video! what do you do for a living where you can travel so much?!
My brotha can you recommend a small boutique hotel, or apartment, that is near the nightlife, for a first time solo visitor?
Beautiful ppl 😍
Can anyone tell me roughly what I can expect to pay for a small apartment near the beach in Bahia?
What camera do you use bro ??
Thnks
How much time do you spend per city?
4:40 "tenkil bai bai"
is it safe to walk around the city?
well explained bro! im from there and i live in Boston,MA i love pelourinho!! GO PLAY SOME CAPOEIRA?? :) TO TO MERCADO MODELO YOU WILL FIND CAPOEIRA OVER THERE "}
Guys! Salvador de Bahia doesn’t exist. I don’t know who invented this confusion, but Salvador is the city, and Bahia is the state. The city’s name is only Salvador! In the beginning of Brazil’s history, its name was São Salvador, but now it’s Salvador. If you call like this because you want to say that you are in Salvador, located in the state of Bahia, that’s okay, but I noticed that many people call like that because they think that’s the right name…
Looks like cartagena?
I can see that
cachaça is the spirit, but a cravinho is a liqueur
Bro said chachacha😂😂😂
5:24
Ain’t no Brazilian version of chá chá chá
00:24 wtf is that laying in the street lol
lol it's a dog , when i saw it first time i thought it was a antelope lol!
@@carbonx9088 haha, it's a dog taking a nap, seems well fed.
2016 i was there most dangerous place ever i seen Salvador bahia
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ONLY THOSE WHO GLORIFY JESUS CHRIST WILL RECIEVE ETERNAL LIFE
You want proof Jesus Christ is real.. I AM THAT I AM.
Don’t ever say cha cha cha again lmao and muchacho isn’t a kind of music …
PEOPLE TAKE OFF THE MASK, BURN IT AND FIGHT 4 YOUR LIFE 4 WE ARE IN THE FINAL WAR BETWEEN HEROES vs COWARDS.
PICK YOUR TEAM.
Please remember that Covid was very real. Any precautions were for you own safety driven by those people that have been placed to think for you.
Come to the Dominican Republic 🇩🇴 😂🎉 a lot better
No no necesitamos estos americanos que quieren usurpar nuestra identidad y quieren decir que todos somos los mismos todo somos familia y todos somos igual porque algunos de nosotros tenemos ancestros que vinieron de africa jamás somos familia jamás somos igual ni los esclavos africanos fueron llevado de la misma parte de africa o al mismo tiempo a los estados unidos como latino america!!
Just me or did you not make a video actually showing how to get to Salvador Bahia area where you are?