What he said about Brazil being left out is sooooo true, people don't consider us as Latinos but we ARE. we speak Portuguese because we aren't hispanic but we sure are Latinos
Hey, in South America we are all south americans, latino is just a word to describe groups of people that speak one of the roman languages and live in those latin countries. Brazilians don't have clue that they are, but it's a fact. (Sorry for my english)
From my personal perspective, I have a lot of brazilian friends who don't consider themselves latinos, the big majority to be honest, so Brazil it's divided between people who consider themselves latinos and people who doesn't so it's logical that people outside Brazil are confused, because not even brazilians get their thoughts together.
Brazilians are Latinos and Latin Americans. but they are not Hispanic “Hispanic=Spanish speaking countries” people are just dumb and don’t get it. Latinos are people of Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian ancestry.
Off course you are, latino is not only derivated to spanish also Portuguese and if im not wrong i think French we are all brothers as a continent and as a derivated of latin language, sorry if my english is not the best Im Venezuelan and I'm proud to be, as you should be proud of being Brazilian 🇧🇷❤🇻🇪
"Brazil, you continue to slay the game across all platforms of life" HAHAHAHA THANKS! Besides being in a crazy political crisis, we do slay in everything
Guys, learn the difference: LATIN COUNTRIES: All EUROPEAN countries whose mother tongue derives from ancient Latin (Portugal, Spain, Andorra, France, Monaco, Italy, San Marino, Romania, Moldova, French-speaking parts of Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg and Italian-speaking part of Switzerland). LATINO COUNTRIES: (The word "Latino" in English refers STRICTLY to Latin America as opposed to "Latin" which refers only to European countries). Latino countries not only include all Spanish-speaking countries, it also includes Brazil (speaks Portuguese), Haiti (speaks French) and even Canada (only the French-speaking part, though). HISPANIC COUNTRIES: This is strictly for Spanish-speaking countries, so it naturally excludes Brazil, Haiti and French Canada. Spain, a European country, is obviously a Hispanic country since it's where the language comes from. Equatorial Guinea in Africa can also be considered a Hispanic country since it speaks Spanish. LUSOPHONE COUNTRIES (often overshadowed by Hispanic countries but they do have an important place in the world): This is strictly for any country that speaks Portuguese, that is, Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde, São Tomé & Principe and East Timor. The ex-colony of Macau in China can also be considered a Lusophone region. Last but not least: LATINO and HISPANIC are NOT a race! The US keeps perpetuating this mistake. Being Latino or Hispanic is merely a cultural aspect. Latinos and Hispanics come in all shapes and races.
Just so you know, your tacos slayed my entire existence. I went to Mexico last year and since then I haven’t found anything close in taste to your food. I am vegetarian, and even the veggie version knocked me off the ground.
Pollyana Silva owww this is amazing! So glad you like them!! Half of any mexican heart is made of tacos❤️. You are always welcome to come back and trade dishes ;)
Why is there even an argument? I feel like most Latinos automatically consider Brazilians to also be Latinos. We all speak a Latin-based language, we have common Iberian roots, we're all mixed with native peoples and Africans, we have similar cultures and cultural expressions, etc. The only issue is that Brazilians speak Portuguese so they get a little isolated. BUT WE STILL LOVE YOU!!!
This is why I'm happy to have been born and raised in NYC cause in Queens theres an all you can eat buffet of brazilian food and lemme tell you... the smell that comes out from that place before you even enter the restaurant is sooooo intoxicating, i fkn love it!
xtel folaj it's called villa brazil cafe grill in Astoria queens. I believe it's address is 43-16 34th Avenue. Hopefully they're still in business and still as delicious as I remembered.
I get you and all but even with other latino spanish speaking countries they make the title something similar like "Latinos try Dominican food for the first time". Just saying since I'm another Brazilian I get that we are sometimes excluded but they don't actually mean it like that
@@SATTO- Cara, latinos são os nativos de países que falam idiomas derivados do latin. (Somos filhos de Roma) Itália, França, Portugal, Espanha, América Hispânica e BR. Opora. Mexicanos são norte-americano mas não deixam de serem latinos. O Brasil é somente o único país lusófono das Américas.
@@Guerra-Pablo eu me faço essa pergunta também. Até perguntei no Quora. O "Latino" em que o cara ali se refere, é no caso da cultura e etc. Na verdade o Brasil não tem semelhanças com os outros países latinos. Se no caso for em questão do idioma ser derivado do latim, com certeza os Quebecois são latinos. Sem discussão. Houve um quebecoi que disse "Francês é um idioma germânico". Ok, país desenvolvido. Educação de ponta lá.
@@Guerra-Pablo Na verdade, o Quebec é uma província canadense que não faz parte da constituição canadense. Eles lutaram por sua independência mas desistiram. Eles têm forte influência cultural francesa lá e portanto, por sua maioria ser francófona, Quebec é uma província Latina. (Não quer dizer que compartilham a mesma Cultura com os outros países latinos não francos). Da mesma forma acontece com os Galegos. Eles não são hispânicos, embora pertencem ao país Espanha. Portugal já foi, junto ao Brasil, um Império pertencente à Espanha. Continuamos lusófonos.
Much love to our brazilian brothers and sisters !!!! I'm so grateful to be part of the PERO LIKE family . I hope that they eventually cover all of latin american food.
i'm so about to cry because thisn is the FIRST video i've ever seen that the people are REALLY excited about the flavors and OF COURSE IT HAS TO BE LATINOS
This is awesome to see! Like you said in the vid, Brazilians arent usually seen as a part of the latino "inner circle". Quite honestly during this time of inclusion and representation that we live in today, it can be a little painful to see my culture excluded in such a big way. Thank you for making this video, I really hope to see more Brazilians on your channel if you can! We need you :)
yesss im so happy to see brazil represented because y'all ARE LATINOS TOO ! .. growing up I've always been in love with brasilian culture but never understood why it was never included much int the latino community. 🇲🇽❤️🇧🇷
@@thesimplifestyle2022 de verdade, eu quero seguir aprendendo a falar português. Embora tenho um familiar político que e de Portugal, o português e uma língua muito interessante. Muito obrigada pela esclarecimento.
Hey! I’m Brazilian and if you want to make the brigadeiros yourself it’s pretty easy. It’s one can of condensed milk, three spoons of coco powder and one of butter. You put all on a pot on medium heat and stir until the misture is not sticking to the bottom anymore. Put on a plate and let it cool, make the ball with your hands with butter on then and put it on a place with sprinkles (but honestly we usually eat from the plate with a spoon)
The guy saying we brazilians are latinos and one of "them" thank you so much💛💚💙. Also, brazilians who don't consider themselves as latinos (for whatever reason) need to open their eyes, we have muitos hermanos, we should be united.
this was so cute aaaa so nice to hear "theyre latinos too" cause im just feeling like a latina now that im more into the culture of other countries and all we need more exchanges like this 💗💗
As a Brazilian, I think you guys should try Ethiopian food. It's just incredible. But yes, along with these very traditional Brazilian foods, we have some more similar to Hispanic gastronomy (e.g. pamonha/tamales, canjica/flan, churrasco/parillada, pastel/empanada, escondidinho/pastel de choclo) and some very exotic ones, mostly of African or Native American origin (e.g. acarajé, bobó, moqueca, farofa, tapioca, açaí, cocada, quindim, tacacá, tucupi, maniçoba...). Brazilian food comes in so many shapes and spices that most Brazilians have never tasted local food from the North or from the Northeast, actually. As an example, açaí has been around in the North for centuries, usually eaten as a savory dish with meat, but only in the past decade or so did it become a "superfood" served sweet in a fruit bowl.
My travels to Brazil is always a treat! Food is amazing! My favorite is the conxinha.... yum! And the beans stew...and yes they love yuca alot and so do I.
Come, you will definitely love the food, the people and the landscape! There are incredible beaches, there are some places with beautiful waterfalls, some landscapes you haven't even imagined they existed! ❤️
Even with all the shit that's been going on, it's an amazing country with amazing people, places and food. If you ever come here, you'll see that it's actually so much more than what you think it is 💕
I had a Brasilian best friend growing up and I loved eating dinner at her house (at like 3 pm lol!!!) her mom used to make these breaded pork chops and the yuca flour over stuff was sooo good. I miss her!
Como saber se esse cara é gringo só ver que ele escreveu errado (isso é mt fofo) para mim parece uma criança quando as pessoas tentam falar algo em portuges br sem serem br
@@janaeboatwright9295 hatians speak french and a french based creole. French is a latin language therefore they are "latino" as well as Cape Verdeans, Martinicans, St. Lucians etc.
In Brazil, our specialties are all of those for sure. You find it anywhere in here 😂 Well, Feijoada is kinda like our family food. You go to a dinner? Gotta have Feijoada. My mother has my grandma's recipe and oh my goodness it's delicious
Simmmmm por fin... gracias por este video, me encanta el PERO LIKE, y estoy muy contenta en ver algo de mi cultura brasileña reconocida por la comunidad latina. Looking forward to see more videos about Brasil. Luv u Julisa and Curly (y el pan de Gadiel), um beijo 😘 da brasileira
i live in the one area in the US whose latino population is more Brazilian than Hispanic so we’ve got tons of really good brazilian food all over :) when i was little I’d go to a Brazilian bakery for coxinhas like once a week except i didn’t know what they were called I’d just point
As Japanese girl I like African cuisines cuz their culture is amazing and beautiful... my dream is to visit Brazil or Mexico to have authentic culture experience of Africa...thanks for sharing this beautiful video 💪
Thank you guys for recognizing that Brazil is a latin country! This means the world to me, seriously, I almost cried seeing that finally a channel on TH-cam recognized us as latinos. Obrigado ❤️🇧🇷
My favorite 🇧🇷 “Brazilian food” is Yakisoba. It is originally from Japan 🇯🇵. But, Brazilians perfected the taste. I’ve tasted Yakisoba in the States, but somehow it does not taste the same.
I've tried Japanese yakisoba (not sure if it was authentic or Canadianized though - as I live in Canada) and quite liked it. How is the Brazilian version different? Based on what I've tried, it seems like Asian dishes from the Caribbean and Latin America are a lot of more interesting than the ones in Anglo-North America.
We do that a lot. We change recipe and improve it. Coxinha is a version of croquette (french). Our Churros (originally from spain) is also different . We also have different versions for strogonoff (russian ) and hot dog (american).
PLEASE do more videos on Brazilian people/culture/the country in general!!! Being a Brazilian, American, and Latina, it's so difficult having those identities. I would appreciate more inclusivity cause we do feel forgotten. At the same time I think the Brazilian community separates itself. Overall there needs to be more conversations, and more education, which I would love to see this platform do more of.
OH MY GOD!! This video made me so happy!! Yes we are latinos and proudly! ❤️ But just one brigadeiro for each of them was cruel, at least 3 you guys! Because it’s really impossible to eat just one!
Dallas Smith I'm pretty sure they will eventually. There are 23 Latin Spanish speaking countries and they have only highlighted 12 so far from what I have seen.
If you already know any romance language it will be easy for you, specially italian, but if you don't, don't whorrie, it's a beautiful language and worthy to learn
Yeeeees!!! Finally some Brazilian food And they even included feijoada 😍 Sometimes I feel like people forget that we ARE Latin Americans we are just not Hispanic Brasil domina as redes sociais, se eles falassem algo ruim do brigadeiro por exemplo ia ter briga ( n literalmente )😂😂😂😂 Amei 😍
Literally heading out of Brazil ight now and all I wanted was an authentic experience and I got to taste all the food shown. My Lord DID IT BANG!!! 😍😍😍 p.s. Brazilians are incredible humans 😭🇧🇷
this is the first "___ tastes Brazilian food" video (that I've seen) that got all the most popular/staple Brazilian foods to try! Thank youuu for being correct and relevant to what actual Brazilians eat!
Yasss Brazilians lets go we are winning the food game 🇧🇷 Edit: the guy pronouncing the words in Portuguese how close he almost got it but like every word he messed up somewhere or set it a different way but still he tried good job 👏🏻
Bruna Silva This is true..... I’ve seen some Brazilian people get mad and offended when being called latino.....i don’t know why, just left me confused 🤷🏻♀️
When I was in uni I had a study were 3 of the six of us were from Brazil. I have eaten these delicacies multiple times and even learned some Portuguese through talking, listening, and watching movies with them. I love my Brazilian brothers and sisters!! Obrigado pela sua cultura!!!
@Rodrigo Santos Valeriano its modern day brazilian music with people who are already gaining wider fan bases. disrespectful to act like because you dont like their music like its not whats becoming popular and taking both brazilian rhythms and the portugese language to new heights.
4:49 * obrigada.... But I really love the end talk how Brazilians are Latino. It's true! Brazil is a mixing pot of lots different ethnicity, for me I am part Italian which shows up a lot in my skin color. I don't look "latina", which becomes problem when I move to America. Keep in mind this when communicating with foriners, that I may look European, but I am terrible at my american accent, which confuses people often kkkkk 😂😂 Edit: I also have a friend who is fully German but has lived in Brazil her entire life and only knows portuguese. We went to New York City a few summer ago (I did not know as much english) so when we had traveled, we take my other friend who is very good at english. However, he looked the most "Brazilian" out of us, so when communicating, people often came to me and my German friend first. It is funny because I had no idea what they had said kkkkk
More like Brazilians tend to forget about literally everywhere else bar a few European countries that beat them in football😂 The rest of Latin America spends half their time wondering how they’re viewed by people in the US. Brazilians: where’s the US? Is it close to France??
Absolutely freaking loved it!!!!! That's not even 1% of what your would have loved and thought it was extremely yummy... But so nice to see my fellow Latinos enjoying our most popular dishes luuuuuuuuv
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Yesss... They loved Brazilian food! We are all from the same continent. WE ARE LATINOS com muito orgulho (very proud)!
I actually just asked my Brazilian pal that question this morning. I've been working on my Portuguese on and off for the past couple of years and I thought that was the rule but wanted to be certain.
Actually if you are male you say obrigado, and if you are female you say obrigada. That's because obrigado literally translates to "obligated", and it originally means that if someone does something nice for you, you are not only thankful but you also feel obligated to return the favour. Since it's a verb, it changes the suffix according to gender.
Oh my gosh, my family was friends with this Brazilian family before we moved and the mom gave us the recipe for pau de queijo and let me tell you, those are the most amazing little puffs of bread that I have ever put in my mouth. My family calls them "little puffs of heaven", straight up never knew their actual name until just now lol
Just a small thing: it's Pão de queijo, not Pau. Pão = Bread; Pau in Portuguese can mean two things: a piece of wood or a slang for penis. And yes, they taste like heaven.
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What he said about Brazil being left out is sooooo true, people don't consider us as Latinos but we ARE. we speak Portuguese because we aren't hispanic but we sure are Latinos
@@SATTO- do u know why Latinos are called Latinos?
Hey, in South America we are all south americans, latino is just a word to describe groups of people that speak one of the roman languages and live in those latin countries. Brazilians don't have clue that they are, but it's a fact. (Sorry for my english)
@@luanas.4118 exactly, we are Latinos because Portuguese comes from latin the same as spanish, the only difference is that Brazilians are not hispanic
Julia Andrade exactly I agree with you.
From my personal perspective, I have a lot of brazilian friends who don't consider themselves latinos, the big majority to be honest, so Brazil it's divided between people who consider themselves latinos and people who doesn't so it's logical that people outside Brazil are confused, because not even brazilians get their thoughts together.
Pra mim é tão estranho fato de não ter coxinha e pão de queijo em todas as partes do mundo..
pois é kkkkk eles experimentando feijoada e eu "ué, mas isso é tão comum", sendo que não é 😂😂
Né? O tanto que esse povo tá perdendo!
Não só estranho como nem um pouco racional. Vocês tão perdendo a melhor parte da vida, mundo...
Sim kkkkkkkk
@@emilioyahoo péra, tu é Heringer! 😂😂😂😂😂
Yaaaasss
Brazilians recognized as latinos too, I LOVE IT
No we are not. We are not Latinos. I can get into a 6 paragraph rant to as why we are not, but shouldn't be necessary.
@@A2TRaNQuiLiiTy kkkkkkkkk tá bom querido
Brazilians are Latinos and Latin Americans. but they are not Hispanic “Hispanic=Spanish speaking countries” people are just dumb and don’t get it. Latinos are people of Portuguese, Spanish, French, Italian, Romanian ancestry.
Off course you are, latino is not only derivated to spanish also Portuguese and if im not wrong i think French we are all brothers as a continent and as a derivated of latin language, sorry if my english is not the best
Im Venezuelan and I'm proud to be, as you should be proud of being Brazilian 🇧🇷❤🇻🇪
Dave Everett Id love to hear more...
Not Brazilian but eu amo o brasil e as pessoas 🇲🇽🙏🏻🇧🇷 e eu falo um pouco de português
O que tu gostas mais sobre o Brasil?
Mexico's culture is so strong in Brazil.
We love you!
Fofa
Stephanie Brito Eu gosto da cultura, da língua e das pessoas, eu tenho alguns amigos que são brasileiros e são super gentis
@@justusoconnor3243 No, it's not trash at all. She wrote everything perfectly in the last comment and even used the accents.
"Latinos try Brazilian food"
"Europeans try French food"
"Asians try Japanese food"
nossa, sim!!!
🤣🤣🤣
I was thinking the same.....
Si mugre
"Africans try Arabic Food"
"Brazil, you continue to slay the game across all platforms of life" HAHAHAHA THANKS! Besides being in a crazy political crisis, we do slay in everything
Flavia Marques We are the best in food, music, beauty AND corruption!
The tea is hot
não esqueçam dos memes
preguiça de escrever em inglês
vcs vão entender mesmo
Ohh, that's true!!!
this tea is so hot im burning dude!
acho mt engra eles provando brigadeiro é um troço que a gente faz com uma facilidade tão grande e que pra eles é coisa de outro mundo
Pois é cara, eu sempre fico pensando tipo, crianças de 10 anos aprendem a fazer sozinhas
Coloquei uma vez o vídeo do Fine Brothers de crianças comendo brigadeiro na sala de aula e meus alunos "como assim eles não conhecem brigadeiro?"
Nossa bem na hora que eles mostraram o brigadeiro , o seu comentário apareceu
E como assim eles têm só um brigadeiro pra cada um? Pelo amor de Deus brigadeiro é de se comer muitos de uma vez só.
realzao cr
Guys, learn the difference:
LATIN COUNTRIES: All EUROPEAN countries whose mother tongue derives from ancient Latin (Portugal, Spain, Andorra, France, Monaco, Italy, San Marino, Romania, Moldova, French-speaking parts of Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg and Italian-speaking part of Switzerland).
LATINO COUNTRIES: (The word "Latino" in English refers STRICTLY to Latin America as opposed to "Latin" which refers only to European countries). Latino countries not only include all Spanish-speaking countries, it also includes Brazil (speaks Portuguese), Haiti (speaks French) and even Canada (only the French-speaking part, though).
HISPANIC COUNTRIES: This is strictly for Spanish-speaking countries, so it naturally excludes Brazil, Haiti and French Canada. Spain, a European country, is obviously a Hispanic country since it's where the language comes from. Equatorial Guinea in Africa can also be considered a Hispanic country since it speaks Spanish.
LUSOPHONE COUNTRIES (often overshadowed by Hispanic countries but they do have an important place in the world): This is strictly for any country that speaks Portuguese, that is, Portugal, Brazil, Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde, São Tomé & Principe and East Timor. The ex-colony of Macau in China can also be considered a Lusophone region.
Last but not least: LATINO and HISPANIC are NOT a race! The US keeps perpetuating this mistake. Being Latino or Hispanic is merely a cultural aspect. Latinos and Hispanics come in all shapes and races.
Sérgio P. Rego well said!!
I've been arguing with these shitheads forever I'm glad someone else knows the true meaning
You said it all Obrigado 💋🇵🇹
Sérgio P. Rego thank you for the explanation, it was very enlightening
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
*”Latinos try Brazilian food”*
_Hold on, who are brazilians?Aliens?_
@Zaratustra e mas o brasil fica na latina america nao importa o idioma.
@@rafaelgalindo4794 O correto seria Hispanics trying Brazilian food.
@@DzcmasterGaming América latina não es uma região, es uma cultura.
sim, somos aliens
@@DzcmasterGaming Não existe uma região chamada américa latina! América latina são países em que as culturas e idioma são derivados da roma antiga!
i love how people usually say Cheese Dick (pau de queijo) instead of Cheese Bread (pão de queijo), it really never gets old for me
Sir Bjergsen 🤣
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY!
Pau de queijo ksksksks (me Brazilian)
Sir Bjergsen haha. Guys, try holding your nose while you say ‘pão’ so you avoid saying pau
😁
Quem é brasileiro/a??!!🇧🇷🇧🇷
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FEIOJADA IS ONE OF THE BEST FREAKING DISHES I HAVE EVER TASTED!!! and I am mexican, so I know about good food!!!😍😍
eu poderia nadar numa piscina de feijoada
Just so you know, your tacos slayed my entire existence. I went to Mexico last year and since then I haven’t found anything close in taste to your food. I am vegetarian, and even the veggie version knocked me off the ground.
Pollyana Silva owww this is amazing! So glad you like them!! Half of any mexican heart is made of tacos❤️. You are always welcome to come back and trade dishes ;)
Carlie Muñoz 😍😍 I adore you now. You are welcome to visit us anytime, cause I am sure I will go back to Mexico someday.
Pollyana Silva where are you from? :) you are more than welcome! We love to recieve people who appreciate our culture and heritage :)
Why is there even an argument? I feel like most Latinos automatically consider Brazilians to also be Latinos. We all speak a Latin-based language, we have common Iberian roots, we're all mixed with native peoples and Africans, we have similar cultures and cultural expressions, etc. The only issue is that Brazilians speak Portuguese so they get a little isolated. BUT WE STILL LOVE YOU!!!
@Camila J Yes, totally! If people speak slowly, I can understand a lot of what is said. It depends on what region they're from.
italians speak a latin laughing but they are not Latinos :(
Glitch boy12 there are 40 million italo-Brazilians and they’re Latinos.
@C · you can! i speak spanish but since portuguese and spanish are sm alike, it’s very understandable
Our language is not a problem to us (at least not to me)
And i always felt that we get along together.
this video made me so happy. literally the best Brazilian food taste video I ever saw on youtube - really Brazilian
This is why I'm happy to have been born and raised in NYC cause in Queens theres an all you can eat buffet of brazilian food and lemme tell you... the smell that comes out from that place before you even enter the restaurant is sooooo intoxicating, i fkn love it!
wait where is this?
xtel folaj it's called villa brazil cafe grill in Astoria queens. I believe it's address is 43-16 34th Avenue. Hopefully they're still in business and still as delicious as I remembered.
Cheekyy Blanco bruhhhh i been there it’s so mf good
You're so lucky, I only have 1 Brazilian restaurant in my city and that's my Brazilian friend's house
Yeah, that’s our food for ya.
They should've titled it *"Hispanics try Brazilian food"* since Brazilians are also latino but not Hispanic
Right that's so true!
I get you and all but even with other latino spanish speaking countries they make the title something similar like "Latinos try Dominican food for the first time". Just saying since I'm another Brazilian I get that we are sometimes excluded but they don't actually mean it like that
They do this in every video. It will be something like "latinos try argentinian food" its not meant to exclude anyone.
Except?? It’s Latinos trying Brazilian food??
Some Hispanic people identify as Latino and not Hispanic.
People that recognize Brazilians are latinos
@@SATTO- Cara, latinos são os nativos de países que falam idiomas derivados do latin. (Somos filhos de Roma)
Itália, França, Portugal, Espanha, América Hispânica e BR.
Opora.
Mexicanos são norte-americano mas não deixam de serem latinos.
O Brasil é somente o único país lusófono das Américas.
i'm brazilian and i dont care about this latino stuff
i dont even remember 😂
@@joureify Porque os canadenses não são latinos ?
@@Guerra-Pablo eu me faço essa pergunta também.
Até perguntei no Quora.
O "Latino" em que o cara ali se refere, é no caso da cultura e etc.
Na verdade o Brasil não tem semelhanças com os outros países latinos.
Se no caso for em questão do idioma ser derivado do latim, com certeza os Quebecois são latinos. Sem discussão.
Houve um quebecoi que disse "Francês é um idioma germânico".
Ok, país desenvolvido. Educação de ponta lá.
@@Guerra-Pablo Na verdade, o Quebec é uma província canadense que não faz parte da constituição canadense.
Eles lutaram por sua independência mas desistiram.
Eles têm forte influência cultural francesa lá e portanto, por sua maioria ser francófona, Quebec é uma província Latina. (Não quer dizer que compartilham a mesma Cultura com os outros países latinos não francos).
Da mesma forma acontece com os Galegos.
Eles não são hispânicos, embora pertencem ao país Espanha.
Portugal já foi, junto ao Brasil, um Império pertencente à Espanha. Continuamos lusófonos.
Much love to our brazilian brothers and sisters !!!! I'm so grateful to be part of the PERO LIKE family . I hope that they eventually cover all of latin american food.
Eu sou uma garota simples, eu vejo "brazillians" no título, eu clico.
i'm so about to cry because thisn is the FIRST video i've ever seen that the people are REALLY excited about the flavors and OF COURSE IT HAS TO BE LATINOS
This is awesome to see! Like you said in the vid, Brazilians arent usually seen as a part of the latino "inner circle". Quite honestly during this time of inclusion and representation that we live in today, it can be a little painful to see my culture excluded in such a big way. Thank you for making this video, I really hope to see more Brazilians on your channel if you can! We need you :)
Julia Silva no more mass immigration from the third world
YESS GURL! I'm so happy we Brazilians got recognized by them
yesss im so happy to see brazil represented because y'all ARE LATINOS TOO ! .. growing up I've always been in love with brasilian culture but never understood why it was never included much int the latino community. 🇲🇽❤️🇧🇷
Julia Silva we actually don't care about the neighboring countries. Lol xDDD
@@dukekenny9340 sorry, what?
Brasil e um país muito interessante. eu gostaria seguir aprendendo a falar seu português e provar os brigadeiros. Obrigada pelo seu doces.
doces*
@@aterciopeladita 🤨🤨🤨
Se fala doces, não dulces( no português) mas obrigada pelo interesse, pouca gente tenta aprender a língua
@@thesimplifestyle2022 de verdade, eu quero seguir aprendendo a falar português. Embora tenho um familiar político que e de Portugal, o português e uma língua muito interessante. Muito obrigada pela esclarecimento.
Hey! I’m Brazilian and if you want to make the brigadeiros yourself it’s pretty easy. It’s one can of condensed milk, three spoons of coco powder and one of butter. You put all on a pot on medium heat and stir until the misture is not sticking to the bottom anymore. Put on a plate and let it cool, make the ball with your hands with butter on then and put it on a place with sprinkles (but honestly we usually eat from the plate with a spoon)
SIM SIM SIMMMM. Essas comidas são realmente tipicamente Brasileiras. Parabéns aos organizadores.
being brazilan and watching their reactions made me feel so included in the latin culture!!
The guy saying we brazilians are latinos and one of "them" thank you so much💛💚💙. Also, brazilians who don't consider themselves as latinos (for whatever reason) need to open their eyes, we have muitos hermanos, we should be united.
this was so cute aaaa so nice to hear "theyre latinos too" cause im just feeling like a latina now that im more into the culture of other countries and all
we need more exchanges like this 💗💗
I tried coxinhas 6 months ago from a family friend's mom and it has been my favorite food since.
Maya asking "You really don't have another one?" is a MOOD. 😄
As a Brazilian, I think you guys should try Ethiopian food. It's just incredible.
But yes, along with these very traditional Brazilian foods, we have some more similar to Hispanic gastronomy (e.g. pamonha/tamales, canjica/flan, churrasco/parillada, pastel/empanada, escondidinho/pastel de choclo) and some very exotic ones, mostly of African or Native American origin (e.g. acarajé, bobó, moqueca, farofa, tapioca, açaí, cocada, quindim, tacacá, tucupi, maniçoba...).
Brazilian food comes in so many shapes and spices that most Brazilians have never tasted local food from the North or from the Northeast, actually. As an example, açaí has been around in the North for centuries, usually eaten as a savory dish with meat, but only in the past decade or so did it become a "superfood" served sweet in a fruit bowl.
My travels to Brazil is always a treat! Food is amazing! My favorite is the conxinha.... yum! And the beans stew...and yes they love yuca alot and so do I.
Hmmm all that Brazilian food looked sooo yummy.
Ok, excuse me, but I have to go to Brazil *NOW*
Dont....is a mess here ( Brazilian up here)
Come, you will definitely love the food, the people and the landscape! There are incredible beaches, there are some places with beautiful waterfalls, some landscapes you haven't even imagined they existed! ❤️
Fabiana Ribeiro do Nascimento 😍😍😍
Even with all the shit that's been going on, it's an amazing country with amazing people, places and food. If you ever come here, you'll see that it's actually so much more than what you think it is 💕
Sammy Micaelly True. There are problems in any country, but you have also to see the good thing🤷🏽♀️
I had a Brasilian best friend growing up and I loved eating dinner at her house (at like 3 pm lol!!!) her mom used to make these breaded pork chops and the yuca flour over stuff was sooo good. I miss her!
Estou aprendendo português e Eu vou estudar no Brasil em junho! Estou muito animada por aprender mais da cultura brasileira!
Em aprender*
Que sua estadia seja maravilhosa aqui!
You'll love here!!!
Faça vlogs no TH-cam😂😂queria acompanhar essa jornada
Você escreve muito bem
I would love to visit Brazil one day. Amazing food, lovable people and more. Muito amo para Brasil 🇧🇷 sempre
Eddie Rios obrigada 💕
Solo no se va a Rio Grande do Sul
Ellos son gays
Como saber se esse cara é gringo só ver que ele escreveu errado (isso é mt fofo) para mim parece uma criança quando as pessoas tentam falar algo em portuges br sem serem br
DO A “ HISPANICS TRY HAITIAN FOOD”!!!! 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Yas! They should!
Yes Haitians are Latino as well to but not Hispanic but yesss 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Naomi Victoria Haitians are not Latino Un less their parents are mixed with Latino
@@janaeboatwright9295 hatians speak french and a french based creole. French is a latin language therefore they are "latino" as well as Cape Verdeans, Martinicans, St. Lucians etc.
Naturally Eccentric ok
Brigadeiros LOOK SO GOOOOOOOD. Want to try them them so badly. Love a good chocolate candy!!
U guys are so lovely!!! Proud to be Latina ❤️ Hugs from 🇧🇷
In Brazil, our specialties are all of those for sure. You find it anywhere in here 😂 Well, Feijoada is kinda like our family food. You go to a dinner? Gotta have Feijoada. My mother has my grandma's recipe and oh my goodness it's delicious
That's the reaction i was looking for so long!!Having that proud feeling of being brazilian right now lol
Simmmmm por fin... gracias por este video, me encanta el PERO LIKE, y estoy muy contenta en ver algo de mi cultura brasileña reconocida por la comunidad latina. Looking forward to see more videos about Brasil.
Luv u Julisa and Curly (y el pan de Gadiel), um beijo 😘 da brasileira
i live in the one area in the US whose latino population is more Brazilian than Hispanic so we’ve got tons of really good brazilian food all over :)
when i was little I’d go to a Brazilian bakery for coxinhas like once a week except i didn’t know what they were called I’d just point
Where's this? I would like to try Brazilian food 🤗
@@Mel-ky9zs i'm from MA
@@BeccaMoses ahhhhhh man I'm in AZ 😩😭
Melissa Quinonez there's Brazilians in AZ! Check online for restaurants around you. 😁
@@rgdssd okay thank you
I got a interview at a Brazilian place so I came back to and learning much of the food and culture as I can wish me luck y’all 🔥
As Japanese girl I like African cuisines cuz their culture is amazing and beautiful... my dream is to visit Brazil or Mexico to have authentic culture experience of Africa...thanks for sharing this beautiful video 💪
That’s the first video “eating brazilian food” that i’ve seen that the food looks truly brazilian! Love it!
finalmente!!!♥️
onde está o Gadiel? ele deveria estar aqui comendo essa comida incrível.🇧🇷
siga-me no instagram @melanie__soriano. muito obrigado pelo amor a todos!
♥️♥️
GADIEL AMOR DA MINHA VIDA
the brigadeiro and the pan de queso are soooo good thats my favorite dish of brasil. cause i went there before
Thank you guys for recognizing that Brazil is a latin country! This means the world to me, seriously, I almost cried seeing that finally a channel on TH-cam recognized us as latinos. Obrigado ❤️🇧🇷
I will shed a tear when you recognize the shared culture and history with your lusophone brothers in Asia and Africa
As an American marrying a Brazilian man, I am thankful to have had all of these authentic dishes
COME TO BRAZIL!!! there's so many foods you have to try. It'll be amazing ❤️
My favorite 🇧🇷 “Brazilian food” is Yakisoba. It is originally from Japan 🇯🇵. But, Brazilians perfected the taste. I’ve tasted Yakisoba in the States, but somehow it does not taste the same.
I've tried Japanese yakisoba (not sure if it was authentic or Canadianized though - as I live in Canada) and quite liked it. How is the Brazilian version different? Based on what I've tried, it seems like Asian dishes from the Caribbean and Latin America are a lot of more interesting than the ones in Anglo-North America.
@@gk891 The meat is different. It is called "picanha". And, the cows are all grass-fed.
@@MsJanetWood Nice!
We do that a lot.
We change recipe and improve it.
Coxinha is a version of croquette (french).
Our Churros (originally from spain) is also different .
We also have different versions for strogonoff (russian ) and hot dog (american).
A.k.a. "macarrão na chapa".
Pão de queijo is the beeeesst !!! 😭😭😍 i love it
thank you for this video, Brazilians finally being recognized
PLEASE do more videos on Brazilian people/culture/the country in general!!! Being a Brazilian, American, and Latina, it's so difficult having those identities. I would appreciate more inclusivity cause we do feel forgotten. At the same time I think the Brazilian community separates itself. Overall there needs to be more conversations, and more education, which I would love to see this platform do more of.
OH MY GOD!! This video made me so happy!! Yes we are latinos and proudly! ❤️
But just one brigadeiro for each of them was cruel, at least 3 you guys! Because it’s really impossible to eat just one!
Oh, we certainly are one of you. We may not speak Spanish, but our histories are almost identical . You're always welcome in Brazil.
Y'all have me looking at doordash right now for Brazilian food lmao
Lmao me too. I sure was about to go look up Brazilian food near me.
You guys don't have Brazilian food around where you live?
Super facts!
You guys should do Paraguayan food! Very similar to Brazil and so good!!
Dallas Smith I'm pretty sure they will eventually. There are 23 Latin Spanish speaking countries and they have only highlighted 12 so far from what I have seen.
Is coz neither some Paraguayans know that Guarany influence in South Brazil is great😅
I love sopa paraguaya!
i love the extreme love and support in the comments from both brazilians and hispanics. being latinos is a beautiful thing
"?que es esto?"
"Thats the sausage"
"Oh"
EU RI FORTE
I’ve wanted to learn Portuguese for such a long time omg 😭😭 también quiero it la Brazil 🇧🇷
Never too late to start! I got myself a small course un Portuguese and have been doing DuoLingo for the past couple of years.
I 'm a brazilian starting to learn spanish, if you need a conversation pal
Madi ALV Same! Portuguese is sexy!
If you already know any romance language it will be easy for you, specially italian, but if you don't, don't whorrie, it's a beautiful language and worthy to learn
I’m trying to learn Portuguese too 😩
They should’ve tried uma tapioca or um açai they would’ve loved it 😋❤️🇧🇷 Ordem e progresso
Finally Brazilians being recognized as Latinos
So glad our hermanos and hermanas enjoyed our food! Come to Brazil, guys!
Yaaaay I am so glad you tried our food! Muito feliz! I am glad you liked it 💕 and you made very good choices of what foods to try as well
Yeeeees!!! Finally some Brazilian food
And they even included feijoada 😍
Sometimes I feel like people forget that we ARE Latin Americans we are just not Hispanic
Brasil domina as redes sociais, se eles falassem algo ruim do brigadeiro por exemplo ia ter briga ( n literalmente )😂😂😂😂
Amei 😍
Sometimes I feel like Brazilian forget that they are lusophone also and every lusophone country has feijoada
I love when Eli is in videos. They should include him more.
Literally heading out of Brazil ight now and all I wanted was an authentic experience and I got to taste all the food shown. My Lord DID IT BANG!!! 😍😍😍 p.s. Brazilians are incredible humans 😭🇧🇷
this is the first "___ tastes Brazilian food" video (that I've seen) that got all the most popular/staple Brazilian foods to try! Thank youuu for being correct and relevant to what actual Brazilians eat!
Yasss Brazilians lets go we are winning the food game 🇧🇷
Edit: the guy pronouncing the words in Portuguese how close he almost got it but like every word he messed up somewhere or set it a different way but still he tried good job 👏🏻
GO BRAZIL
amazing, obrigada for this vid!
Bruna Silva This is true..... I’ve seen some Brazilian people get mad and offended when being called latino.....i don’t know why, just left me confused 🤷🏻♀️
Aiiii fiquei com tanta fome sinto saudades do brasil 😭
Eu tambem!
Maya asking for more brigadeiros is the cutest thing ever! Bom apetite meninos!
This was the best and most authentic Brasilian food trying vid.
Can i have another one ? I think i need to try it again 😂😂👍❤ no lie that all looked good !!
Brazilians love their cheese a lot, as much as I do
Finalmente Brasil 🇧🇷
I literally love Julissa! She is such a mood! :)
When I was in uni I had a study were 3 of the six of us were from Brazil. I have eaten these delicacies multiple times and even learned some Portuguese through talking, listening, and watching movies with them. I love my Brazilian brothers and sisters!! Obrigado pela sua cultura!!!
Aaaaaaah finalmente Pero like edição Brasil 🇧🇷
Amo vocês
Coxinhas são as minhas favoritas🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🇵🇹
should do latinos listen to brazilian music for the first time (anitta, mc kevinho, pabllo vittar, gloria groove)
Pabllo vittar nem é música
@@gustavogalbatto6448 and its people like you holding yourselves back from reaching any kind of global acclaim.
@@liv_p jaja nao e o maior artista pero ele tem cancoes melhores do drags dos estados unidos
All the artists that you listed I like their music 🎶 even tho I don’t understand or speak the language.
@Rodrigo Santos Valeriano its modern day brazilian music with people who are already gaining wider fan bases. disrespectful to act like because you dont like their music like its not whats becoming popular and taking both brazilian rhythms and the portugese language to new heights.
Times when I feel really proud to be brazilian
I’m Brazilian but born in America but I love Brazilian food and I have it almost everyday . Can’t wait to go back this summer
Y’all need to do Honduran food like pollo con tajadas! I know julissa would love that!!
4:49 * obrigada.... But I really love the end talk how Brazilians are Latino. It's true! Brazil is a mixing pot of lots different ethnicity, for me I am part Italian which shows up a lot in my skin color. I don't look "latina", which becomes problem when I move to America. Keep in mind this when communicating with foriners, that I may look European, but I am terrible at my american accent, which confuses people often kkkkk 😂😂 Edit: I also have a friend who is fully German but has lived in Brazil her entire life and only knows portuguese. We went to New York City a few summer ago (I did not know as much english) so when we had traveled, we take my other friend who is very good at english. However, he looked the most "Brazilian" out of us, so when communicating, people often came to me and my German friend first. It is funny because I had no idea what they had said kkkkk
South Américans always consider brazil as latinos....the rest kinda forget.
And we are Latinos❤
More like Brazilians tend to forget about literally everywhere else bar a few European countries that beat them in football😂
The rest of Latin America spends half their time wondering how they’re viewed by people in the US.
Brazilians: where’s the US? Is it close to France??
Absolutely freaking loved it!!!!! That's not even 1% of what your would have loved and thought it was extremely yummy... But so nice to see my fellow Latinos enjoying our most popular dishes luuuuuuuuv
Yesss... They loved Brazilian food! We are all from the same continent. WE ARE LATINOS com muito orgulho (very proud)!
Loved the fact they included Brazil as Latinos with all their heart ❤️ Vamo Brasil 🇧🇷 ❤️
The only people that think that brazilians aren’t latinos are some brazilians...
@@Izakokomarixyz Yes, unfortnatelly (I'm Brazilian)
@@Izakokomarixyz Most Latinos don't consider Brazil as a "Latino" country.
Fleisbester - Absolutely not true...
I love brigadeiros ❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Finally!!! I LOVE this video! I would add carrot cake, 'cause Americans are doing it wrong
OMG,the thing we were waiting for.Do more stuff please,we wait for it so much.Love for u.
Finally thank you for including us in your videos... you guys have to try vaca tolada!!! It’s slow cooked beef and mandioca (yuka)
You say obrigada for female and obrigado for male. It’s a common mistake.
Na vdd obrigado serve pra qualquer um e obrigada é só para mulheres.
I actually just asked my Brazilian pal that question this morning. I've been working on my Portuguese on and off for the past couple of years and I thought that was the rule but wanted to be certain.
Beatriz Guerra não, sexo masculino fala obrigado e feminino obrigada.
Beatriz Guerra Eu sei falar um pouco de português mas tenho certeza que feminina é obrigada e masculino é obrigado
Actually if you are male you say obrigado, and if you are female you say obrigada. That's because obrigado literally translates to "obligated", and it originally means that if someone does something nice for you, you are not only thankful but you also feel obligated to return the favour. Since it's a verb, it changes the suffix according to gender.
*_Maya and curly 😍😍😍😍😍😍!!_*
Hello to the br that will show up here ! 😘We are everywhere! 😂
This video is EVERYTHING???? I love it
Oh my gosh, my family was friends with this Brazilian family before we moved and the mom gave us the recipe for pau de queijo and let me tell you, those are the most amazing little puffs of bread that I have ever put in my mouth. My family calls them "little puffs of heaven", straight up never knew their actual name until just now lol
Just a small thing: it's Pão de queijo, not Pau. Pão = Bread; Pau in Portuguese can mean two things: a piece of wood or a slang for penis. And yes, they taste like heaven.