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About beaches in the state divide between rio and são Paulo you can find amazing desert breaches and many islands to visit Look for Pissinguaba Trindade Parati Ilha grande Angra dos Reis 3500' high mountain covered in rain forest dropping down to the Sea In south of Brasil between Rio grande do Sul and Santa Catarina you can find amazing cânions with 3300' drop
My father moved to Brazil when he was young, he said he'll never go back to Europe. He loves this country more than most locals. That being said, he warns all his parents in Italy that come visit him in Brazil to bring larger clothes because they WILL GAIN WEIGHT. It's THE foodie ultimate country. Some things you brought up Security: São Paulo is the safest capital in the country and one of the safest cities (most all others are on the state too, so it's a pretty safe location), it has crime rates similar to New York. That being said, not all country is like this, but even cities like Rio de Janeiro that are famous for being violent (and are on similar levels to Chicago tbh), are not that bad if you don't go up favelas or try to meddle with gang business. Violence in Brazil is often gang on gang or police on gang. Tattoos: Brazil is not the most tattooed country but São Paulo is the most tattooed city in the world. You'll see less tattoos the further away you go from the city. Weather: São Paulo rains everyday when is hot and get really dry in the winter. Ivana looks Brazilian: Oh yeah, to be real, both of you could pass as brazilians without much of a problem. The only real ethnicity we don't really have here is southern asians. For some reason, the Indian subcontinent never migrated here. All the rest? Plenty.
@gustaw sząposki He's actually right, south east Asians are fairly rare anywhere in Brazil, there are lots of Japanese, Chinese, Korean, but not many Indians or Pakistanis or Thais or Vietnamese , those are the only ethnic backgrounds that are rare here.
That's true, I always wonder why the Indians didn't came here especially considering the amount of Indians in the world, more than 1 billion and almost no one came.
I dunno if you're still in São Paulo, if yes, go to the "Vila Madalena" neighborhood, often the best of everything foodie is there, only my fav sushi place isn't there, but pizza, burger, Arab, Brazilian, BBQ, and all the best of São Paulo is there, also great sushi places too, but my fav is on Liberdade, the japan/Asia town of São Paulo.
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If you haven't already gone to Rio, I would suggest going to the city of Petropolis in the state of Rio, and it's only an hour's drive up to the mountains. It will be cool to see the contrast of being in the city of Rio (we're this time of year it's pretty hot), and an hour's drive you're in a mountain city, with lots of different european influences and cooler weather. I'm originally from the city of Rio, but the mountain towns and cities are my fav. If I ever go back to live in the state of Rio, I would either choose Petropolis region or Nova Friburgo (New Fribourg) region. By the way I'm loving your videos, you both have an amazing vibe! Enjoy Brazil!
You said you would like to know how is christmas in Brazil, so if you will not spend the holiday with your friend's family, you totally should visit the town of Gramado. It's the biggest christmas party in Brazil
I hope you visit the city of São Luís, in Maranhão state!! One of the most culturally rich cities in the country. And from there you can go to one of the most unique and incredible places in the world: Lençóis Maranhenses 😄😄
Sou brasileira, o que vocês disseram sobre vocês parecerem brasileiros é verdade! O Brasil é um país muito diverso, o Brasil tem à maior comunidade de japoneses e descendentes fora do Japão do mundo, temos muitos chineses e brasileiros com ascendência chinesa e também sul coreanos e descendentes de coreanos, e de tailandeses, mas temos também milhares de brasileiros com ascendência da Itália, Portugal, Alemanha, Rússia, Polônia, Ucrânia, Holanda, Inglaterra, França, Espanha, e muitos outros, também temos brasileiros com ascendência Árabe libano, Síria, os nativos americanos chamados de indígenas, temos muitos descendentes de europeus. Vocês dois poderiam facilmente se passar por brasileiros, Ivana por exemplo: poderia se passar por uma brasileira com ascendência asiática, e você um brasileiro com ascendência europeia. O Brasil muda muito por região e Estados, no sul do Brasil as pessoas se parecem europeus, no nordeste se parecem mais negros e mestiços, no norte parecem mais indígenas ( nativos americanos) e mestiços, já em São Paulo capital e também o estado de São Paulo as pessoas são mais diversas muitos asiáticos, brancos, negros, e mestiços. Mais em todo o território do Brasil é possível encontrar todos os tipos de pessoas bem misturados e diverso. Saudações do Brasil! 😁🇧🇷
E onde estao os germanicos, flor? Sabia que a lingua alema sempre foi falada neste pais, que o sul do Brasil foi colonizado pelos germanicos e a lingua alema e a segunda lingua falada neste pais. E sabia que as cor amarela nas bandeiras do Brasil e Alemanha representam a Casa de Habsbuurg? Para de ficar ai falando de coreanos, chineses e outros asiaticos. Essa gente nao faz parte da historia deste pais. Os germanicos sim. Vai estudar, vai.
Só faltam falar português né! Acho que seria interessante eles aprenderem falar português porque melhoraria a qualidade do relacionamento deles com o Brasil. Já que gostam tanto do Brasil.
10:36 Tapioca is actually a starch extracted from the Cassava root - which is eaten in many forms in Brazil. In Asia, it's eaten most commonly in pearl form but in Brazil you can make it into a crepe :) It's flavourless like the pearl balls in bubble tea but it's good if you want gluten-free food and you can eat it savoury or sweet for breakfast or a snack - it goes really well with coffee. In the South of Brazil they actually put the tapioca pearl balls (sagu) in red wine with cinnamon and cloves and make a mulled wine called Quentão.
@@JetLagWarriors we have sagu too, in malaysia. it can be made into a dessert or a snack or a replacement for rice (for the ethnic group called Melanau of Sarawak).
@@JetLagWarriors As a southern (greetings from Rio Grande do Sul! :D ) sagu can be either made with any fruit juice, most commonly grape juice (safe for children) or wine. I personally like to put plenty of spices in mine, as I really adore the flavour that cloves and cinnamon brings to wine... I also like to sneak in spoon of lemon or ginger syrup haha.
I literally cannot believe you ran into Tarik! I went to high school with him! He drew the cover art for my first band. Incredible artist! I noticed the mural was his before I even saw him. I'm glad you guys went to Bologna. It's a good spot and right next door to you!
I would say the darkest skinned africans are also very rare in Brazil. When you see a very dark skinned sub-saharan person, most likely the person is either from Haiti or some west African country. Most black brazilians have at least a little European or Native pre columbian genes
"Never judge a book by its cover"...this idiom is truly right about you guys' first impression on Brazil before your arrival there. Well, after a week stay, you both in fact have fallen in love with it and are now fearless...👍👍👏👏 Woooooooow...am loving those street arts and graffiti...truly amazing and whoever the artists are, they are fantastic !!! Another wow for the yummy food and the technology used in that restaurant. I notice something on Steve's arm..is it a sticker or a tattoo? As for lvana, your hair is shorter, has a haircut? 😀😀🤓 Anyway, enjoyed watching this informative and knowledgeable video. Great content and Happy exploring, Steve lvana.
I just found the channel and binge-watched all videos of my home country Brazil 🇧🇷 I live in Texas (LET’S GO COWBOYS ⭐️ btw) and it is so nice to see you guys enjoying and sharing experiences from Brazil. So here it goes a few recommendations for you to make the most out of this 90 day stay. You should definitely plan to visit all five regions because they’re very distinct. SP Capital: Mercado Municipal to try our cheesy ham sandwich from Mané (the best and most traditional restaurant over there) and lots of different fruits. SP State: Holambra (It’s our little version of the Netherlands); Ubatuba (has many nice beaches) On Christmas, take a plane to the south (Porto Alegre) and spend it in Gramado. Since you’re in the southern part, enjoy 2 or 3 days in Foz do Iguaçu and check out the biggest waterfall in water volume in the world. If you’re the shopping mood, cross the border to Paraguai and buy cheaper things in Ciudad Del Est. For new year’s eve, Rio is the way to go. Spend as much time as you want in the most scenic city on Earth. When you’re done with Rio (city) you can take quick trips to Angra dos Reis/Paraty to enjoy absolutely stunning beaches. After that, in the Northeastern part of Brazil, there’re many states and many places to go but the must-see in order of priority is: Maragogi (state of Alagoas); Lençóis Maranhenses (state of Maranhão); Jericoacoara (state of Ceará): Chapada Diamantina (our green Grand Canyon in the state of Bahia) and Salvador (state of Bahia). After all incredible beach & heat experience in the Northeast, heading west you’ll get to the North region, heart of the largest rainforest in the world, the Amazon (Amazon is ours not yours, Bezos lol). Manaus, Belém and Alter do Chão are three amazing cities you’ll get to experience a lot of the forest. Still in the North, if you have time, make sure to go to Jalapão (stunning place in the state of Tocantins). Alrighty, time to head south and land in the Midwest where you wanna visit Bonito (state of Mato Grosso) and Brasília (our capital). Going back to the Southeast to finish your loop on the country, you can spend some time in my state, Minas Gerais. It’s where you’re gonna find the best food in the country and lots of charming historic towns. In Minas, must-go’s are Ouro Preto and Capitólio. After all these places, you’ll have truly experienced our culture in its finest. Google all these places I mentioned to have a taste of what you’re gonna miss if you don’t do all of them haha. You’re still gonna be missing so many nice places but I absolutely can’t wait for y’all to enjoy Brazil and record everything of this journey so we all can have a great time watching these nice adventures of yours in these blessed lands. Hope you have a great time and if you need anything, just comment here and I’ll try my best. Oh one thing, Palmeiras sucks. They don’t have junior cup nor club world cup (LALAIÁLALAIÁLALAIÁ where my Brazilians at? 😂) Flamengo is the best hands down and you can confirm that with your own eyes watching Flamengo plays the Super-cup final on Feb 20th. Cheers guys!
I agree with almost everything. But Palmeiras is the most winning football club in the country. Flamengo cant even reach our feet. At the Libertadores Cup final, you only hear the Palmeiras' fans. Haha
in São Paulo, the most "traditional" sandwich isn't the Mortadela Sandwich as some would say, but the Lanche de Pernil, in Estadão bar. Mercado Municipal is kinda a tourist trap, the locals don't usualy go there
One more comment: you should try to make it down to the Sao Paulo coastal beaches of Ubatuba, Caraguatatuba and the island of Ilhabela. You can then take the Costa Verde through Rio de Janeiro state (stop at the colonial town of Paraty if you can) on your way to the city of Rio de Janeiro. THAT is the lush and beautiful Brazil that everyone thinks of when they think of Brazil.
DONT GO TO RIO . AVOID IT AT ALL COSTS. There are many worthwhile cities in the State of Rio such as Petrópolis and Buzios. Save your time, your money and your patience.
I loved the "obrigada, obrigado" thing hahhaha Here in Brazil the correct thing to do is always let pedestrians cross the road in the crosswalk, even if the sign for pedestrians is red. But many drivers don't respect it, so people are riskig their lives doing that.
Os sinais luminosos são sempre a referência. Se você deixa um pedestre atravessar mesmo quando o sinal está vermelho é um risco tanto para o motorista quanto para o pedestre. A sua situação funciona para locais não sinalizados. "Os pedestres que estiverem atravessando a via sobre as faixas delimitadas para esse fim terão prioridade de passagem, exceto nos locais com sinalização semafórica, onde deverão ser respeitadas as disposições deste Código", diz o Artigo 70 do CTB." Espero ter contribuído!
You guys just need to go to Minas Gerais, the capital and some of the nice historic towns and UNESCO sites, best food and warmest people. You'll love it and it is quite safe, a Brazil you never imagined and very underrated!
Estava me preparando para comentar o mesmo! Viva à uma das melhores culinárias do Brasil (na minha opinião). Além disso, cidades históricas como "Ouro Preto", ou as cachoeiras da "Serra da Canastra" e demais cidades, podem gerar ótimas experiências... Cada região carrega uma história, posso ter esquecido de mencionar muitos pontos turísticos, mas com toda certeza, seja a onde for, encontrarão uma cultura riquíssima!
Hi guys 👋 really nice and informative introduction of Sao Paolo 👍🏻 I’m loving the graffiti 👏🏻 the street arts OMG they are really talented people whoever the artists might be 👏🏻👏🏻 amazing , was it rainy season in Brazil what’s the weather ? The restaurant has quite a system and advanced technique on how to control the place 👍🏻 hope to see more on street food and local market guys , take care Ivana and Steve 😘🥰
Go to Bonito in Mato Grosso do Sul state. It's an inland destination full of ecotourism with cristaline-water rivers that you can swim and observe the fish, several waterfalls and blue-water caves. It's gorgeous!
Your perception of our natural pronunciation with some words like "obriagado" being "brigado" and "sim" instead of "si"... these are details most foreingners dont have a clue about... Our country is amazing but unfortanutely we've been under a terrible governement,, wich you migth have known... We are a great nation but its gratness needs to be shared to all citezens, wirch is still not... we've been a lot better before
YES! We don’t have beaches in the capital but the cost are just 1:30 min away from the capital (without traffic) we have more than 300 beaches and one of the most beautiful beaches in the world is in SÃO PAULO costal área.
Awesome graffiti and street art.I’d spend days checking each one out.Thats a cute maple leaf tattoo you have on your right inner elbow Steve. Looking forward to your Japanese community adventure.Keep staying safe guys.
Love your vídeos. Must stop at Campos do Jordão city on the way to Rio. Our Swiss Mountain city. Also must visit the Aparecida Basilica. Thais ia a must stop.
@@JetLagWarriors Brasilia it’s famous by the modernist architecture, so if you interested in this, you’re should check it out!! Also, just a few hours driving from Brasilia is Chapada dos Veadeiros/ Alto Paraíso- GO, where you can find the most famous waterfalls of the country!
Yvona , that yelow shirt you took it from Romania right ? we call it IE. I am glad to be with you discovering BRASIL .Have a very pleasant journey there.
You guys must check some capybaras somewhere. They can be found in several inner city parks with lakes. You MUST: - check Iguazu falls - Balneário Camboriú, Blumenau and Florianopolis - Serra do Rio do Rastro - Torres (a beach city at Rio Grande do Sul) - Canyons of Fortaleza and Cambará do Sul - Gramado and Canela, winecountry at Caxias do Sul and Bento Gonçalves SOUTH OF BRAZIL: done Now, return to the southeast by airplane, to Rio de Janeiro. Then Petrópolis, maybe Angra and some of the coast full of islands and historic cities of Rio state. Then to Belo Horizonte and Ouro Preto (best historical town in Brazil). Chapada Diamantina in Bahia? Salvador? I am not an expert in the northeast, but the flooded desert dunes of Lençóis Maranhenses are very famous and awesome.
It's so cool to see that you guys are enjoying your time here, I basically agree with 99% of what you said, it's a really good vision you've got in such short time. Oh, and about the people, here's a fun fact: I wouldn't realize you both are foreigners in the streets If u did not speak english instead of portuguese haha. People are very plural in Brazil, It's totally common you have friends of different ethnicities here :)
Hi guys! I've been having lots of fun watching you two explore and enjoy my home town -- and seeing it through the eyes of two foreigners. It's a shame I've only got to watch them now, but if you ever come back, there's an amazing Thai restaurant in Liberdade (Thai E-San, try their pad tai and the entree soup with fish broth, chicken, coconut milk and spices for lunch). Also, have a drink on the roof top of Hotel Unique on Biigadeiro Luís Antônio Ave, it's a gorgeous, unexpected architectural landmark and it offers a stunning 360-degree view of the city. Ah, and try the JK and Argentina pizza at Camelo (order a half anf half pizza with these flavors).
Hi, your channel show up to me in my TH-cam homepage and I'm enjoying your trip in Brazil. I'm from São Paulo, there are a lot of places to know. And Brazil... Jesus you'll need more than 90 days. And i loved that you went to Palmeiras game. You earned a new fan. Enjoy your trip
Actually, Brazilians in general DO NOT like spicy food, nor can handle it. That they had such spicy sauce in that São Paulo restaurant is odd... maybe they recognized you were foreigners, who usually like foods spicier than Brazilians. I garantee that any New Yorker can handle spicier food than 98% of brazilians.
Hello guys. I love your videos! If you love corn and during a bus travel you should try to it corn juice, corn ice cream corn pie in a "Rancho da Pamonha". I'm Brazilian and I miss it badly. Good trip in Brazil!
I love how you guys balance each other, Ivanka is a bit on the shy side, but she compensates being very knowledgeable about food and culture, and Steve is always getting super excited and marvels at stuff that are very day by day by locals (and he has this very cartoonish presence, especially when he gets his face very near the camera, which is funny). I used to be a chef (ten years) and worked around the world, if you need someone to guide through local food (I'm in SP and you guys are already gone by now but..) I'm your man. Cheers!!
Wow I first saw your most recent videos, now watching your first ones coming to brazil, your brazilian portuguese has gotten so good over thes days its wonderfull seeing your evolution.
woooww 6:28 I Love that background trasitions when Ivana was walking... It remember`s me the "Num Pulo" channel... a they are like you, ut are a Brzilian tourists expeciallized in.. Brazil!... They travel trough many non comon and some classic tourist destinations.
Você e a ivana são sensacionais, adoro os seus vídeos, os seus olhos são nossos também pois através deles conhecemos mais o nosso brasil que é continental e muintos brasileiros não tem condições financeiras pára conhecer esse imenso país e através de vocês temos a possibilidade de viajar a través dos vídeos de vocês, obrigado por ter gostado do brasil, somos muinto gratos pelas belas imagens com que vocês nós presenteiam todos os dias com seus vídeos mostrando as inúmeras belezas do nosso brasil,sil,sil,sil.
15:45 A small slice of popular culture for you: São Paulo is well known amongst other Brazilians for being the state of mashed potatoes (no, really). They have mashed potatoes in hot dogs, with ceviche, in pizzas, in sandwiches, they have premade mashed potatoes mixes in super markets, they even have lists for the "best potato puree in SP" online.... But then again, what does it matter? There's healthy, there's cheap, there's delicious, and in the middle there's potatoes. Potatoes are the ultimate food group haha.
I live in the united states in the state of massachussets and what i can say is that security is relative, here despite being a very safe state, there are cities, certain regions that are miiti dangerous, as well as in brazil, the point is that the media ends generalizing this type of thing, Brazilians also have the habit of speaking very badly about their own country, it ends up prevailing the vision of everything that is bad about Brazil for the people of other countries
Hey, I live in Sao Paulo for a While. I recommend you a Japanese restaurant in Liberdade called Ikkousha for eat lamen, is amazing. Famous places in Sao Paulo: Bar do Juarez, Terraço Italia Nice Reataurants: Casa do Porco (Michelin Guide, it means the house of pork) There is a restaurant called D.O.M, is the only one in Brazil that got a 2 michelin stars, I never went there because is really really expensive I already travelled a lot in Brazil, Amazonia, northeast, soth One thing that is amazing everywhere is visiting the old churches and cathedrals, it represents a lot on the history of our country
13:07 In São Paulo, Ivana looks more local than Steve. If you go to the south of Brazil, it will be the opposite, Steve will look more a local and Ivana will be the foreign tourist, because of the large European colonization. And if you go to the north of Brazil, you both will look tourists, because people there are intensely mixed among white, black and indigenous peolpe.
@@JetLagWarriorsThe origin of Brazilian indigenous people is that they are descendants of Asian people who crossed the Bering Strait about 62 thousand years ago, so in addition to the Japanese migration, there are many people of this ethnicity who come from indigenous people as well.
Respect for trying to understand the country and it's culture so much. Brazil is much much more than copocabana, favelas, carnival and the amazonas. I've been living here for two years and I keep getting surprised of what this country has to offer. Enjoy your stay!
There's an ironic racist stereotype that Brazilians are mostly dark skinned. Most Brazilians are fairly pale and in some parts of the country, every skintone is represented in every family.
Did you guys go to watch a match in barueri city? That’s cool. Did you guys stay in Alphaville? It’s the safest and richest neighbourhood in the state.
Nice that you are enjoying our dear country! Brazil has an incredible culture. Here are several countries within a single one. If you are still in São Paulo, a suggestion in the city and another in the state. For the city of São Paulo visit the Ibirapuera Park and for the state of São Paulo, go to the city of Campos do Jordão, you will love Europe within Brazil. Speak well of our country to the world! Thanks!
You should come to my town, PARATY-rj. You could come before rio, because Paraty is located between sao paulo and rio state. Its a place with a lots of beaches and islands and also a historic town.
oh this is so nice, you were visiting all the streets and places I'm used to go and pass by almost everyday and your tourist eye, explorers surprises and amazements kinda make me see things from normal day-by-day differently, reminding me these things are special, but the locals sometimes forget it...
Hi, I’m a new viewer to your channel. Hello Ivana!! Never thought that you’re Indonesian! I am an Indonesian and living in São Paulo. Nice to see your video about SP, I really enjoyed it 👍
Since you guys love food and drinks you would enjoy going to Minas Gerais. It's one of the best places in Brazil for eating and drinking. Some cities you might want to visit there are: Belo Horizonte (the city with the largest amount of bars in the country and the capital of the state), Ouro Preto, Diamantina and Tiradentes (some of the historic cities in the state), Capitólio (a beautiful place with a lot of waterfalls and the Furnas Dam, lots of delicious sweet water fish dishes). And for some nature you can visit the national parks like Serra do Cipó, Serra da Canastra and my favorite Parque Nacional do Caparaó. Hope you guys enjoy your time in the country, even though I'm Brazilian I have yet to meet many places in the country, I feel like 90 days won't be enough, to be honest. I know 24 years weren't enough for me hahahaha. Btw to lose some weight, when you go to smaller cities just walk everywhere, that is how I do it, for big cities take public transport and walk, you guys should be fine doing that.
Obrigado é a forma do homem agradecer... Obrigada é a forma da mulher agradecer..... então apenas as mulheres dizem obrigada. Se você vier para o interior do Brasil, visitar cidades pequenas, verá que o comportamento das pessoas é um pouco diferente das grandes cidades, por exemplo as mulheres são mais modestas e simples na maneira de vestir e não há muita gente tatuada.... Graças à Deus.
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I really love seeing people from different countries visiting Brazil and enjoying it :)
Brazil is one of the best (if not the best) countries to travel. I cannot guarantee 100% your safety (as life is inherently dangerous), but if you have any travel experience, you'll be fine in Brazil. It's worth traveling to! It's awesome, really.
@@JetLagWarriors it does look like a wild place to visit ! I’ve been to 50 plus countries. and recently did a 21 day trip to Columbia and nothing bad happened. However sometimes I travel with my girlfriend ,sometimes solo. I am loving your content and the positive vibes !
6:21 It's definitely not legal to smoke pot in Brazil, yet ... But weed beer is fine. Guys, even though you feel safe around, don't let your guard down, better safe than sorry.
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Uma sujestão: visite Campos do Jordão no interior de São Paulo e vai se surpreender. Conhecida a pequena Suissa brasileira.
@@lambeca4034 Sounds like my next, bucket list!! 😃🤗✈️
About the safety, são Paulo is the safer part of Brazil. Be aware of Rio and the north east region, there are as dangerous as Detroit
About beaches in the state divide between rio and são Paulo you can find amazing desert breaches and many islands to visit
Look for
Pissinguaba
Trindade
Parati
Ilha grande
Angra dos Reis
3500' high mountain covered in rain forest dropping down to the Sea
In south of Brasil between Rio grande do Sul and Santa Catarina you can find amazing cânions with 3300' drop
@@bernhardjordan9200 Precisely. That's what I'm saying. We've been there so we know and we can only advice for those visiting! 😇
Welcome to the most underrated country in the world 👍
Thank you!
That would be Iran
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Brasil é uma merda só ganha no futebol !
@@MaltaMta se vc fala das pessoas eu concordo - mas nossas belezas naturais são muito lindas e umas das melhores do mundo
My father moved to Brazil when he was young, he said he'll never go back to Europe. He loves this country more than most locals. That being said, he warns all his parents in Italy that come visit him in Brazil to bring larger clothes because they WILL GAIN WEIGHT. It's THE foodie ultimate country.
Some things you brought up
Security: São Paulo is the safest capital in the country and one of the safest cities (most all others are on the state too, so it's a pretty safe location), it has crime rates similar to New York. That being said, not all country is like this, but even cities like Rio de Janeiro that are famous for being violent (and are on similar levels to Chicago tbh), are not that bad if you don't go up favelas or try to meddle with gang business. Violence in Brazil is often gang on gang or police on gang.
Tattoos: Brazil is not the most tattooed country but São Paulo is the most tattooed city in the world. You'll see less tattoos the further away you go from the city.
Weather: São Paulo rains everyday when is hot and get really dry in the winter.
Ivana looks Brazilian: Oh yeah, to be real, both of you could pass as brazilians without much of a problem. The only real ethnicity we don't really have here is southern asians. For some reason, the Indian subcontinent never migrated here. All the rest? Plenty.
wow! Really good points and facts👍 Thanks for sharing!!
@gustaw sząposki He's actually right, south east Asians are fairly rare anywhere in Brazil, there are lots of Japanese, Chinese, Korean, but not many Indians or Pakistanis or Thais or Vietnamese , those are the only ethnic backgrounds that are rare here.
Maybe they did not but northern Brazilians look pretty alike Indians.
@@Maurimaxxx sim parece com índios os primeiros habitantes do Brasil,não Indianos sudeste asiático
That's true, I always wonder why the Indians didn't came here especially considering the amount of Indians in the world, more than 1 billion and almost no one came.
Every region of Brazil is Like a Different country, you should visit all of them
yes kkk
Great video. São Paulo is a totally different city in winter. Ivana definitely looks like she could be from brazil
sim certos pardos e pardas tem olhos meio "puxados" por causa de herança indígena, ou mesmo os descendetes de japones ou chines
Thanks Bernardo!
Ela comeu uma pratada de feijoada com tanta vontade que deu até gosto de ver kkkkk
You should try the São Paulo pizza it's just amazing! We even say it's better than the Italian one, but I'm suspicious to say that 👀👀
99% of italians would disagree. US Americans also usually disagree.
@@rogeriopenna9014 Yeah they disagree, but they are wrong. Moro na Europa e sinto falta da pizza brasileira
do you know any good places in SP to try?? Or just pick any restaurants?
@@JetLagWarriors MARGUERITTA. Super tradicional no bairro dos jardins!
I dunno if you're still in São Paulo, if yes, go to the "Vila Madalena" neighborhood, often the best of everything foodie is there, only my fav sushi place isn't there, but pizza, burger, Arab, Brazilian, BBQ, and all the best of São Paulo is there, also great sushi places too, but my fav is on Liberdade, the japan/Asia town of São Paulo.
We plan to be in Brazil for 3 months!🇧🇷Please let us know what you would like to see on our Brazil series! And also share some reccommendations if you have any, on places to visit, things to do, and food to try!👍 Thank you❤️❤️❤️
Go to South! Gramado and Canela cities in Rio Grande do Sul state
If you haven't already gone to Rio, I would suggest going to the city of Petropolis in the state of Rio, and it's only an hour's drive up to the mountains. It will be cool to see the contrast of being in the city of Rio (we're this time of year it's pretty hot), and an hour's drive you're in a mountain city, with lots of different european influences and cooler weather. I'm originally from the city of Rio, but the mountain towns and cities are my fav. If I ever go back to live in the state of Rio, I would either choose Petropolis region or Nova Friburgo (New Fribourg) region. By the way I'm loving your videos, you both have an amazing vibe! Enjoy Brazil!
You should go to Lençois Maranhenses in Maranhão state, northeast of Brazil. check that out!
You said you would like to know how is christmas in Brazil, so if you will not spend the holiday with your friend's family, you totally should visit the town of Gramado. It's the biggest christmas party in Brazil
I hope you visit the city of São Luís, in Maranhão state!! One of the most culturally rich cities in the country. And from there you can go to one of the most unique and incredible places in the world: Lençóis Maranhenses 😄😄
Sou brasileira, o que vocês disseram sobre vocês parecerem brasileiros é verdade! O Brasil é um país muito diverso, o Brasil tem à maior comunidade de japoneses e descendentes fora do Japão do mundo, temos muitos chineses e brasileiros com ascendência chinesa e também sul coreanos e descendentes de coreanos, e de tailandeses, mas temos também milhares de brasileiros com ascendência da Itália, Portugal, Alemanha, Rússia, Polônia, Ucrânia, Holanda, Inglaterra, França, Espanha, e muitos outros, também temos brasileiros com ascendência Árabe libano, Síria, os nativos americanos chamados de indígenas, temos muitos descendentes de europeus. Vocês dois poderiam facilmente se passar por brasileiros, Ivana por exemplo: poderia se passar por uma brasileira com ascendência asiática, e você um brasileiro com ascendência europeia. O Brasil muda muito por região e Estados, no sul do Brasil as pessoas se parecem europeus, no nordeste se parecem mais negros e mestiços, no norte parecem mais indígenas ( nativos americanos) e mestiços, já em São Paulo capital e também o estado de São Paulo as pessoas são mais diversas muitos asiáticos, brancos, negros, e mestiços. Mais em todo o território do Brasil é possível encontrar todos os tipos de pessoas bem misturados e diverso. Saudações do Brasil! 😁🇧🇷
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E onde estao os germanicos, flor? Sabia que a lingua alema sempre foi falada neste pais, que o sul do Brasil foi colonizado pelos germanicos e a lingua alema e a segunda lingua falada neste pais. E sabia que as cor amarela nas bandeiras do Brasil e Alemanha representam a Casa de Habsbuurg? Para de ficar ai falando de coreanos, chineses e outros asiaticos. Essa gente nao faz parte da historia deste pais. Os germanicos sim. Vai estudar, vai.
@@siriemapantanal6894 relaxa, ela só esqueceu de falar mas todos sabem que o Brasil abriga a segunda maior colônia Alemã do mundo
Só faltam falar português né! Acho que seria interessante eles aprenderem falar português porque melhoraria a qualidade do relacionamento deles com o Brasil. Já que gostam tanto do Brasil.
I CAN'T UNDESTEND!! WHY WORLD THINK ABOUT BRAZIL IS NOT SAFE?
SAO PAULOS IS SO BIG, 12M OF PEOPLE LIVE AND WORK HARD HERE, SÃO PAULO IS SAFE!!!!
To all the readers; I wish you, your loved ones and your parents a very Blessed, Healthy,
Propsperous and Wealthy life. Stay Blessed ❤❤❤
Stephanie
10:36 Tapioca is actually a starch extracted from the Cassava root - which is eaten in many forms in Brazil. In Asia, it's eaten most commonly in pearl form but in Brazil you can make it into a crepe :) It's flavourless like the pearl balls in bubble tea but it's good if you want gluten-free food and you can eat it savoury or sweet for breakfast or a snack - it goes really well with coffee.
In the South of Brazil they actually put the tapioca pearl balls (sagu) in red wine with cinnamon and cloves and make a mulled wine called Quentão.
We eat pearl cassava in Southern Brazil in a dessert called SAGU. With wine and/or grape juice. And vanilla cream.
wow! We would love to try sagu!!
@@JetLagWarriors we have sagu too, in malaysia. it can be made into a dessert or a snack or a replacement for rice (for the ethnic group called Melanau of Sarawak).
@@JetLagWarriors As a southern (greetings from Rio Grande do Sul! :D ) sagu can be either made with any fruit juice, most commonly grape juice (safe for children) or wine. I personally like to put plenty of spices in mine, as I really adore the flavour that cloves and cinnamon brings to wine... I also like to sneak in spoon of lemon or ginger syrup haha.
I'm Brazilian and I'm LOVING your vlogs! Can't wait for the next ones!
Thanks Nathalia!
I literally cannot believe you ran into Tarik! I went to high school with him! He drew the cover art for my first band. Incredible artist! I noticed the mural was his before I even saw him. I'm glad you guys went to Bologna. It's a good spot and right next door to you!
LOL wow great comment! Tarik is a great artist :)
One of the most purchased passports on the illegal market is the Brazilian one, precisely because everyone can "be" a Brazilian haha
I would say the darkest skinned africans are also very rare in Brazil.
When you see a very dark skinned sub-saharan person, most likely the person is either from Haiti or some west African country.
Most black brazilians have at least a little European or Native pre columbian genes
I ve seen these people with very black skin, its kinda facisnating.
"Never judge a book by its cover"...this idiom is truly right about you guys' first impression on Brazil before your arrival there. Well, after a week stay, you both in fact have fallen in love with it and are now fearless...👍👍👏👏
Woooooooow...am loving those street arts and graffiti...truly amazing and whoever the artists are, they are fantastic !!!
Another wow for the yummy food and the technology used in that restaurant.
I notice something on Steve's arm..is it a sticker or a tattoo? As for lvana, your hair is shorter, has a haircut? 😀😀🤓
Anyway, enjoyed watching this informative and knowledgeable video. Great content and Happy exploring, Steve lvana.
I just found the channel and binge-watched all videos of my home country Brazil 🇧🇷 I live in Texas (LET’S GO COWBOYS ⭐️ btw) and it is so nice to see you guys enjoying and sharing experiences from Brazil. So here it goes a few recommendations for you to make the most out of this 90 day stay. You should definitely plan to visit all five regions because they’re very distinct.
SP Capital: Mercado Municipal to try our cheesy ham sandwich from Mané (the best and most traditional restaurant over there) and lots of different fruits.
SP State: Holambra (It’s our little version of the Netherlands); Ubatuba (has many nice beaches)
On Christmas, take a plane to the south (Porto Alegre) and spend it in Gramado.
Since you’re in the southern part, enjoy 2 or 3 days in Foz do Iguaçu and check out the biggest waterfall in water volume in the world. If you’re the shopping mood, cross the border to Paraguai and buy cheaper things in Ciudad Del Est.
For new year’s eve, Rio is the way to go. Spend as much time as you want in the most scenic city on Earth. When you’re done with Rio (city) you can take quick trips to Angra dos Reis/Paraty to enjoy absolutely stunning beaches.
After that, in the Northeastern part of Brazil, there’re many states and many places to go but the must-see in order of priority is: Maragogi (state of Alagoas); Lençóis Maranhenses (state of Maranhão); Jericoacoara (state of Ceará): Chapada Diamantina (our green Grand Canyon in the state of Bahia) and Salvador (state of Bahia). After all incredible beach & heat experience in the Northeast, heading west you’ll get to the North region, heart of the largest rainforest in the world, the Amazon (Amazon is ours not yours, Bezos lol). Manaus, Belém and Alter do Chão are three amazing cities you’ll get to experience a lot of the forest. Still in the North, if you have time, make sure to go to Jalapão (stunning place in the state of Tocantins).
Alrighty, time to head south and land in the Midwest where you wanna visit Bonito (state of Mato Grosso) and Brasília (our capital). Going back to the Southeast to finish your loop on the country, you can spend some time in my state, Minas Gerais. It’s where you’re gonna find the best food in the country and lots of charming historic towns. In Minas, must-go’s are Ouro Preto and Capitólio.
After all these places, you’ll have truly experienced our culture in its finest. Google all these places I mentioned to have a taste of what you’re gonna miss if you don’t do all of them haha. You’re still gonna be missing so many nice places but I absolutely can’t wait for y’all to enjoy Brazil and record everything of this journey so we all can have a great time watching these nice adventures of yours in these blessed lands. Hope you have a great time and if you need anything, just comment here and I’ll try my best.
Oh one thing, Palmeiras sucks. They don’t have junior cup nor club world cup (LALAIÁLALAIÁLALAIÁ where my Brazilians at? 😂) Flamengo is the best hands down and you can confirm that with your own eyes watching Flamengo plays the Super-cup final on Feb 20th.
Cheers guys!
wowwww this guide is awesome. Thanks! Go Cowboys!
I agree with almost everything.
But Palmeiras is the most winning football club in the country. Flamengo cant even reach our feet. At the Libertadores Cup final, you only hear the Palmeiras' fans. Haha
@@TieRo69 Brasileiros by FAX cannot be counted 😅
in São Paulo, the most "traditional" sandwich isn't the Mortadela Sandwich as some would say, but the Lanche de Pernil, in Estadão bar. Mercado Municipal is kinda a tourist trap, the locals don't usualy go there
Don't forget about our "different" hotdog
One more comment: you should try to make it down to the Sao Paulo coastal beaches of Ubatuba, Caraguatatuba and the island of Ilhabela. You can then take the Costa Verde through Rio de Janeiro state (stop at the colonial town of Paraty if you can) on your way to the city of Rio de Janeiro. THAT is the lush and beautiful Brazil that everyone thinks of when they think of Brazil.
Beautiful country ❤️
DONT GO TO RIO . AVOID IT AT ALL COSTS. There are many worthwhile cities in the State of Rio such as Petrópolis and Buzios. Save your time, your money and your patience.
I loved the "obrigada, obrigado" thing hahhaha
Here in Brazil the correct thing to do is always let pedestrians cross the road in the crosswalk, even if the sign for pedestrians is red. But many drivers don't respect it, so people are riskig their lives doing that.
Os sinais luminosos são sempre a referência. Se você deixa um pedestre atravessar mesmo quando o sinal está vermelho é um risco tanto para o motorista quanto para o pedestre. A sua situação funciona para locais não sinalizados.
"Os pedestres que estiverem atravessando a via sobre as faixas delimitadas para esse fim terão prioridade de passagem, exceto nos locais com sinalização semafórica, onde deverão ser respeitadas as disposições deste Código", diz o Artigo 70 do CTB."
Espero ter contribuído!
Vocês deveriam conhecer Ilhabela e Ubatuba, o estado de São Paulo tem um belo litoral.
Welcome to Brazil, I recommend visiting Ouro Preto, Belo Horizonte and other cities in the state of Minas Gerais.
You guys just need to go to Minas Gerais, the capital and some of the nice historic towns and UNESCO sites, best food and warmest people. You'll love it and it is quite safe, a Brazil you never imagined and very underrated!
Estava me preparando para comentar o mesmo! Viva à uma das melhores culinárias do Brasil (na minha opinião). Além disso, cidades históricas como "Ouro Preto", ou as cachoeiras da "Serra da Canastra" e demais cidades, podem gerar ótimas experiências...
Cada região carrega uma história, posso ter esquecido de mencionar muitos pontos turísticos, mas com toda certeza, seja a onde for, encontrarão uma cultura riquíssima!
Hi guys 👋 really nice and informative introduction of Sao Paolo 👍🏻 I’m loving the graffiti 👏🏻 the street arts OMG they are really talented people whoever the artists might be 👏🏻👏🏻 amazing , was it rainy season in Brazil what’s the weather ? The restaurant has quite a system and advanced technique on how to control the place 👍🏻 hope to see more on street food and local market guys , take care Ivana and Steve 😘🥰
Go to Bonito in Mato Grosso do Sul state. It's an inland destination full of ecotourism with cristaline-water rivers that you can swim and observe the fish, several waterfalls and blue-water caves. It's gorgeous!
It's really amazing there, lots of things to do, from diving to skydiving
Awesome video! Saw you guys on my friend’s Gringo Nation’a channel, keep on exploring!
I have lived in Sao Paolo for my whole life and I used to hate this city. But thanks to you now I'm seeing it with different eyes.
Os estados do brasil, são países dentro do Brasil ! Yeah I love this country, Bahia is the best for me ! But I love Sp !
10:38 I've heard a lot about bubble tea, but I have no idea about where to find it in Brazil. I'm honoured you've found a use for our tapioca, though.
Your perception of our natural pronunciation with some words like "obriagado" being "brigado" and "sim" instead of "si"... these are details most foreingners dont have a clue about... Our country is amazing but unfortanutely we've been under a terrible governement,, wich you migth have known... We are a great nation but its gratness needs to be shared to all citezens, wirch is still not... we've been a lot better before
YES! We don’t have beaches in the capital but the cost are just 1:30 min away from the capital (without traffic) we have more than 300 beaches and one of the most beautiful beaches in the world is in SÃO PAULO costal área.
SÃO PAULO HOT DOG PLEASE TRY THAT
oh do you know any good places in SP?
@@JetLagWarriors Calçadão de Osasco
Awesome graffiti and street art.I’d spend days checking each one out.Thats a cute maple leaf tattoo you have on your right inner elbow Steve.
Looking forward to your Japanese community adventure.Keep staying safe guys.
Love your vídeos. Must stop at Campos do Jordão city on the way to Rio. Our Swiss Mountain city. Also must visit the Aparecida Basilica. Thais ia a must stop.
We have been there! We have many Brazil videos and more are coming!😁 Check them out
That last chili Ivana ate is not actually that spicy. It is used mainly as decoration for plates and you can eat it whole, at least most people can.
You NEED to go to Brasília, the true capital of the country! It's just incredible!
Any reccommendations on things to do there?
@@JetLagWarriors Brasilia it’s famous by the modernist architecture, so if you interested in this, you’re should check it out!! Also, just a few hours driving from Brasilia is Chapada dos Veadeiros/ Alto Paraíso- GO, where you can find the most famous waterfalls of the country!
@@JetLagWarriors I dont think that you need to stay for many days tough. 3 days is just fine
Hope you go to Florianopolis 😎
Is that your fave place in Brazil?
@@JetLagWarriors indeed
Yvona , that yelow shirt you took it from Romania right ? we call it IE. I am glad to be with you discovering BRASIL .Have a very pleasant journey there.
Yep! I felt it sort of matched and looked cool in the graffiti. Bright colors :)
You guys must check some capybaras somewhere. They can be found in several inner city parks with lakes.
You MUST:
- check Iguazu falls
- Balneário Camboriú, Blumenau and Florianopolis
- Serra do Rio do Rastro
- Torres (a beach city at Rio Grande do Sul)
- Canyons of Fortaleza and Cambará do Sul
- Gramado and Canela, winecountry at Caxias do Sul and Bento Gonçalves
SOUTH OF BRAZIL: done
Now, return to the southeast by airplane, to Rio de Janeiro. Then Petrópolis, maybe Angra and some of the coast full of islands and historic cities of Rio state.
Then to Belo Horizonte and Ouro Preto (best historical town in Brazil).
Chapada Diamantina in Bahia? Salvador? I am not an expert in the northeast, but the flooded desert dunes of Lençóis Maranhenses are very famous and awesome.
Thanks so much for this guide!!
Bear São Paulo visita Ubatuba. Great Beaches besides tropical Forest. And Oakberry açaí: best açaí for foreigners.
The best country in the world! Brazil❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Try diferent types of pizza.
any good pizza places around SP?
It's so cool to see that you guys are enjoying your time here, I basically agree with 99% of what you said, it's a really good vision you've got in such short time.
Oh, and about the people, here's a fun fact: I wouldn't realize you both are foreigners in the streets If u did not speak english instead of portuguese haha. People are very plural in Brazil, It's totally common you have friends of different ethnicities here :)
:D Thanks for your great comment !
Hi guys! I've been having lots of fun watching you two explore and enjoy my home town -- and seeing it through the eyes of two foreigners. It's a shame I've only got to watch them now, but if you ever come back, there's an amazing Thai restaurant in Liberdade (Thai E-San, try their pad tai and the entree soup with fish broth, chicken, coconut milk and spices for lunch). Also, have a drink on the roof top of Hotel Unique on Biigadeiro Luís Antônio Ave, it's a gorgeous, unexpected architectural landmark and it offers a stunning 360-degree view of the city. Ah, and try the JK and Argentina pizza at Camelo (order a half anf half pizza with these flavors).
The Romanian shirt fits perfect in a tropical country !
Hi, your channel show up to me in my TH-cam homepage and I'm enjoying your trip in Brazil. I'm from São Paulo, there are a lot of places to know. And Brazil... Jesus you'll need more than 90 days. And i loved that you went to Palmeiras game. You earned a new fan. Enjoy your trip
Actually, Brazilians in general DO NOT like spicy food, nor can handle it.
That they had such spicy sauce in that São Paulo restaurant is odd... maybe they recognized you were foreigners, who usually like foods spicier than Brazilians.
I garantee that any New Yorker can handle spicier food than 98% of brazilians.
the sauce was on every table😅
Hello guys. I love your videos! If you love corn and during a bus travel you should try to it corn juice, corn ice cream corn pie in a "Rancho da Pamonha". I'm Brazilian and I miss it badly. Good trip in Brazil!
I love how you guys balance each other, Ivanka is a bit on the shy side, but she compensates being very knowledgeable about food and culture, and Steve is always getting super excited and marvels at stuff that are very day by day by locals (and he has this very cartoonish presence, especially when he gets his face very near the camera, which is funny). I used to be a chef (ten years) and worked around the world, if you need someone to guide through local food (I'm in SP and you guys are already gone by now but..) I'm your man. Cheers!!
Vocês certamente foram capturados pela cultura brasileira. Não existe outro país igual . Bem vindos para sempre
Wow I first saw your most recent videos, now watching your first ones coming to brazil, your brazilian portuguese has gotten so good over thes days its wonderfull seeing your evolution.
Love u! And Brasil! Me? România...
Nice to see you in Brazil. Have fun guys 😁✌️ You nailed it with the pronunciation.
15:36 In Brazil there must be always rice, so whatever you eat has to go with the rice; there's no other choice. So mashed potatos with rice, yes.
woooww 6:28 I Love that background trasitions when Ivana was walking... It remember`s me the "Num Pulo" channel... a they are like you, ut are a Brzilian tourists expeciallized in.. Brazil!... They travel trough many non comon and some classic tourist destinations.
Você e a ivana são sensacionais, adoro os seus vídeos, os seus olhos são nossos também pois através deles conhecemos mais o nosso brasil que é continental e muintos brasileiros não tem condições financeiras pára conhecer esse imenso país e através de vocês temos a possibilidade de viajar a través dos vídeos de vocês, obrigado por ter gostado do brasil, somos muinto gratos pelas belas imagens com que vocês nós presenteiam todos os dias com seus vídeos mostrando as inúmeras belezas do nosso brasil,sil,sil,sil.
are you guys going to amazon??? omggg must be epic if you go there!
we would love to!!!! Brazil is so big! Hope we can get there😁
15:45 A small slice of popular culture for you: São Paulo is well known amongst other Brazilians for being the state of mashed potatoes (no, really). They have mashed potatoes in hot dogs, with ceviche, in pizzas, in sandwiches, they have premade mashed potatoes mixes in super markets, they even have lists for the "best potato puree in SP" online.... But then again, what does it matter? There's healthy, there's cheap, there's delicious, and in the middle there's potatoes. Potatoes are the ultimate food group haha.
December to January begins the rainy season in Brazil, especially in São Paulo (or southeastern region of the country)
3:47 this is right by my workplace and where i have lunch almost everyday
Yes São Paulo, has beautiful beaches on its coast, which is 1:30 hours from the city.
I live in the united states in the state of massachussets and what i can say is that security is relative, here despite being a very safe state, there are cities, certain regions that are miiti dangerous, as well as in brazil, the point is that the media ends generalizing this type of thing, Brazilians also have the habit of speaking very badly about their own country, it ends up prevailing the vision of everything that is bad about Brazil for the people of other countries
Hey, I live in Sao Paulo for a While.
I recommend you a Japanese restaurant in Liberdade called Ikkousha for eat lamen, is amazing.
Famous places in Sao Paulo: Bar do Juarez, Terraço Italia
Nice Reataurants: Casa do Porco (Michelin Guide, it means the house of pork)
There is a restaurant called D.O.M, is the only one in Brazil that got a 2 michelin stars, I never went there because is really really expensive
I already travelled a lot in Brazil, Amazonia, northeast, soth
One thing that is amazing everywhere is visiting the old churches and cathedrals, it represents a lot on the history of our country
13:07 In São Paulo, Ivana looks more local than Steve. If you go to the south of Brazil, it will be the opposite, Steve will look more a local and Ivana will be the foreign tourist, because of the large European colonization. And if you go to the north of Brazil, you both will look tourists, because people there are intensely mixed among white, black and indigenous peolpe.
interesting
I completely disagree, because both of them look like the average paulistano. I have tons of friends that look like them.
Lol Steve looks like a paulista too, São Paulo have lot of asian and italians,also 63% of São Paulo's population is white
Wrong, both look like people from São Paulo too because it is a very diverse place and has people of all colors and ethnicities
@@JetLagWarriorsThe origin of Brazilian indigenous people is that they are descendants of Asian people who crossed the Bering Strait about 62 thousand years ago, so in addition to the Japanese migration, there are many people of this ethnicity who come from indigenous people as well.
A man thanking someone by
saying "OBRIGADA" sounds really, really strange😂😂😂
LOL I did that more than 5 times :D
''you weight a plate, which is pretty exciting'' KSKSKSKSKSK great video
You guys should have the paulistano breakfast in a "Padoca" eating at the counter a "pão na chapa saída requeijão".
Respect for trying to understand the country and it's culture so much. Brazil is much much more than copocabana, favelas, carnival and the amazonas. I've been living here for two years and I keep getting surprised of what this country has to offer. Enjoy your stay!
Vou te ensinar a viver em São Paulo : tira casaco poem casaco tira casaco poem casaco tira casaco poem casaco ;-;
Actually in most of Brasil the food is not spicy, you have a spicy sauce to add if u like it!
l looove SP, it has everything you need! Nice vlog, guys!
🇧🇷➡Y love Brazilian America.
There's an ironic racist stereotype that Brazilians are mostly dark skinned. Most Brazilians are fairly pale and in some parts of the country, every skintone is represented in every family.
Graffiti is the wrong word. it is more like street art. Because it has meaning. graffiti is just cheap vandalism.
Here in Brazil we call Graffiti all the colorful street art, and Pixação all the "vandalism" with paint...
Carnival is only four or five days a year. This does not define Brazil
Did you guys go to watch a match in barueri city? That’s cool. Did you guys stay in Alphaville? It’s the safest and richest neighbourhood in the state.
we went back to SP that night. Is Palmeiras your team?
Nice that you are enjoying our dear country! Brazil has an incredible culture. Here are several countries within a single one. If you are still in São Paulo, a suggestion in the city and another in the state. For the city of São Paulo visit the Ibirapuera Park and for the state of São Paulo, go to the city of Campos do Jordão, you will love Europe within Brazil. Speak well of our country to the world! Thanks!
You should come to my town, PARATY-rj.
You could come before rio, because Paraty is located between sao paulo and rio state. Its a place with a lots of beaches and islands and also a historic town.
We’ll be there!!😁😁😁
@@JetLagWarriors let me know , maybe we can meet or I can give you guys some tips.
I had the same expierience
Sao Paolo is Great!!!
oh this is so nice, you were visiting all the streets and places I'm used to go and pass by almost everyday and your tourist eye, explorers surprises and amazements kinda make me see things from normal day-by-day differently, reminding me these things are special, but the locals sometimes forget it...
Hi, I’m a new viewer to your channel. Hello Ivana!! Never thought that you’re Indonesian! I am an Indonesian and living in São Paulo. Nice to see your video about SP, I really enjoyed it 👍
You guys are so sweet! Welcome to Brazil. Enjoy your trip! 😃
Since you guys love food and drinks you would enjoy going to Minas Gerais. It's one of the best places in Brazil for eating and drinking. Some cities you might want to visit there are:
Belo Horizonte (the city with the largest amount of bars in the country and the capital of the state),
Ouro Preto, Diamantina and Tiradentes (some of the historic cities in the state),
Capitólio (a beautiful place with a lot of waterfalls and the Furnas Dam, lots of delicious sweet water fish dishes).
And for some nature you can visit the national parks like Serra do Cipó, Serra da Canastra and my favorite Parque Nacional do Caparaó.
Hope you guys enjoy your time in the country, even though I'm Brazilian I have yet to meet many places in the country, I feel like 90 days won't be enough, to be honest. I know 24 years weren't enough for me hahahaha.
Btw to lose some weight, when you go to smaller cities just walk everywhere, that is how I do it, for big cities take public transport and walk, you guys should be fine doing that.
You guys must go to Liberdade!!!
tomorrow!
Obrigado é a forma do homem agradecer...
Obrigada é a forma da mulher agradecer..... então apenas as mulheres dizem obrigada.
Se você vier para o interior do Brasil, visitar cidades pequenas, verá que o comportamento das pessoas é um pouco diferente das grandes cidades, por exemplo as mulheres são mais modestas e simples na maneira de vestir e não há muita gente tatuada.... Graças à Deus.
I really love seeing people from different countries visiting Brazil and enjoying it :)
Cool city, excited for upcoming videos
Thanks Babar😊
been watching these old videos as trying to convince my gf that its safe to go , and not get drugged lol.
Brazil is one of the best (if not the best) countries to travel. I cannot guarantee 100% your safety (as life is inherently dangerous), but if you have any travel experience, you'll be fine in Brazil. It's worth traveling to! It's awesome, really.
@@JetLagWarriors it does look like a wild place to visit ! I’ve been to 50 plus countries. and recently did a 21 day trip to Columbia and nothing bad happened. However sometimes I travel with my girlfriend ,sometimes solo. I am loving your content and the positive vibes !
potatoes with rice and meat on a plate is actually common in south america.
we would usually have one or the other on one meal😅
Legality in Brazil is a looooose concept
Doesnt the buffet style food reminds you of nasi campur
yes!!! We just made a whole video about our favourite buffet style restaurant coming out tomorrow
6:21 It's definitely not legal to smoke pot in Brazil, yet ... But weed beer is fine. Guys, even though you feel safe around, don't let your guard down, better safe than sorry.
Thanks for this comment
My best bro jetlegt & your friend is really awesome lot of love 💙
Adorei
Really brave to eat the "dedo de moça" pepper (lady's finger) raw. The pepper is light, but you're supposed to eat with the food.
ivana, you trimmed your hair?
spicy food "opens up" your appetite.
yes! New country, new hair!
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Brazil is wonderful
Love São Paulo ❤️