Eu também. Japão também tem suas belezas, porém as praias japonesas(incluído as de Okinawa) não são tão bonitas como as brasileiras. São belezas diferentes.
The northeast is super hot most of the time, so meat goes bad fast. So before freezers were common they salted the meat and putted in the sun to last longer. So people grew common to make everything with dried meat and meat will always come well done too because they couldn't be sure if the meat were fresh or not in the past.
@@JetLagWarriors You welcome :) My mom is from Piauí, a lot of food from there is quite dry and salty, and also fry too(stuff that can last a long time without a refrigerator), specially if is far from the ocean. Near the ocean you will see more seafood and fish. Is all quite heavy but you guys will need the extra calories because of the heat, raining season is almost over and then is just pure heat. You can even (for real)fry eggs on the floor there somedays of the year depending on the city. Drink a lot of water and abuse the sunblock haha. Good luck, is a beautiful area. I have been to almost all the famous places in Brazil and I would say that the most beautiful natural beaches are in the northeast. And if you can, go to Jericoacoara - CE, is a tiny beach town that is famous for being in the top 10 most beautiful beaches in the world in a bunch of worldwide famous ranks.
@@JetLagWarriors the best carne de sol is served with manteiga do sertão (liquid butter that comes in a bottle so you put on the meat). Rio Grande do Norte has some of the best carne de sol restaurants. You guys should try the paçoca de carne de sol which is made with cassava flour, onions, butter and coriander. By the way, you guys can still find churrasco in the Northeast, just need to go to the specialized houses. Churrasco is loved and savored in all Brazil.
I agree. Lençóis Maranhaense, Santarém, floresta amazônica, Pantanal(Bonito), Fernando de Noronha e Foz do Iguaçu. 3 of them are kind of an obligation to go to visit
The guy who gave directions was just right. He said "adianta!!", which means, "hurry, the ferry is supposed to be leaving in a few..." hehea. And there it was...
One of your best videos. The visuals, the adventure, the people who helped you along the way, the small town feel, the weather. The aerials make the video even better.
''I feel like im in mars or something'' lol Brazil is like four different countries in one, welcome to one of them: mind-blowing landscapes, nice weather, kind people and great (sometimes weird) food.
Nossa, eu como brasileiro me senti deslumbrado com como esse episódio elevou a outro patamar as vistas que o canal nos apresenta, aquela estrada depois de cruzar o rio e a viagem de quadriciclo, que absurdo de lindo, quero viver isso também!
Conhecendo o Brasil através desse casal muito simpático desde a primeira vez que vieram para cá. Impressionante a humildade dos dois em ir em todos os lugares e comer as coisas sem frescuras. Impressionante também ver como nosso país é rico em belezas naturais e não fica a dever a nenhum outro país. Gostaria de vê-los fazendo o circuito nordestino todo e se puderem conhecer também a floresta amazônica e o pantanal algum dia.
É então, é maravilhoso poder pegar carona com eles. Já que não tenho condições de ir pessoalmente, ao menos posso ter uma noção de como são estes lugares fantásticos do nosso Brasil. A internet realmente é uma bênção!
I was surprised to see you reaching a dirty road! The normal road from Aracaju to Maceió is a federal all-paved one, but you found a good adventure in this alternative road... Muito bom...
Nossa! O Brasil tem cada lugar bonito que nós brasileiros nem imaginamos! Nunca vi lugares tão bonitos como esses em Sergipe e Alagoas!😱 Amo locais cheios de Palmeiras! 🌴
A gente n conhece pq eh perigoso pra kct e cheio de politico vagabundo roubando o dinheiro que deveria ir para asfaltar estradas, entre outras trocentas necessidades
Vivo em Alagoas há 8 meses e conhecer Alagoas foi suficiente pra reconhecer Sergipe como um paraíso escondido, pouco comentado. Alagoas é lindo, mas lugares como a Praia do Saco e Abaís, Pirambú e Praia da Costa precisam ser descobertos.
Wow, it's amazing how many palm trees you're seeing in Brazil! "Pindorama" is a Tupi word that the indigenous peoples of Brazil used to describe the land, meaning "Land of the Palms". It's a symbol of the country's rich cultural heritage and its connection to nature. Enjoy your travels!
Now that you have a car continue going north stopping at beaches and small villages along the coast, Sao Miguel dos Milagres is highly recommended for its calm and beautiful beaches lined with coconut palms giving shade
caramba Steve e Ivana, vocês já tão até falando português e sabendo resolver as coisas aqui já hahahah é muito legal ver, acompanho desde que vieram na outra vez, tá muito legal acompanhar essa road trip. // Steve and Ivana, you're already speaking Portuguese and knowing how to solve things here hahahah it's really cool to see it, I've been following you since you came the previous time, it's really cool to follow your road trip and you guys learning portuguese/brazillian-way (brasilidades) everyday hahahah
@@くんヴィッツ é que me incomoda um pouco é como se eles não se importasse de aprender, e acha que todos sabe inglês, se brasileiro não tentasse tanto desenrolar pra dar uma ajuda simplesmente ignorariam, mas isso é o que acho, passar messes em outros pais e não dominar pelo menos o básico pra não passar tanto horas gesticulando tentando adivinhar o que a pessoa quer, a não ser que seja puro turismo então ai bem fds, mas quando passar vários meses é foda
I second the recommendations for visiting the Lençoís Maranhenses, with the caveat that it's not the best time of year to do so. But your experience with the suddenly unpaved road - and the speed bumps! - reminded me of the time I visited them in July 2014. On the way back from the Lençoís to the state capital, São Luis, we encountered a massive traffic jam, due to a collision a mile or two ahead. A bunch of drivers ahead of us decided to leave the road and drive on the dirt track on the other side of the nearby rail line. We followed suit, and our rented Ford Fiesta got seriously bumped around and covered in red dirt. When we finally got close to the city, we went to a gas station to fill up the rental. I asked a lady who worked there if they had a car wash. "No, but we can wash your car by hand." "Ok, how much will that cost?" "Nothing." "Nothing, really?" "Well... maybe you can tip us so we can enjoy a few cold ones later on," she said with a wink.
Actually they went to the south already Victor, last time they went to Florianópolis and Balneário Camboriú, but yes , there are so many places they don’t know. So many parks and cities they should go for example,from there, to Natal city ,Lençóis Maranhenses and much more 😂😅✌🏻😉👍🏻‼️
Guys, honestly this is was probably the best 26 minutes I’ve invested on youtube. The scenery, the coincidences, everything was on point. Hope to see you one day coming to the south, which is where I live. Enjoy Maceió!
Epic drone footage and interesting roadtrip. Love those scenie views along the journey. Always fun to watch all your videos, Steve lvana. Thanks and l'm still tagging along 😀🙌💞
@@dennymoura5592 não, vivo aqui no Japão e não tem neve o tempo todo. Em Tóquio não neva, e quando neva é igual Rio Grande do Sul. Aquilo é neve, porém muito longe de ser uma neve consistente ou algo que acontece todos os anos.
I remember first finding out about you guys on your third video here in Brazil, in my hometown Sao Paulo. Ever since then I've been following both of you all around - in and out of Brazil. When I found out you were coming back I was so happy! And it has been a true joy watching you on this second part of your time here. I reckon yous being doing a way of traveling that I'd do as well: slow and steady, figuring things out as you go - and it clearly has worked out. You both already know so much about our country culture, language and quirks that I've found myself outright smiling through most of this video. It's crazy the kind of empathy you can develop watching strangers that have no idea about you, hahaha Definitely the Sunday lives help so much! Ever since I started watching (most of) them I truly got another sense of appreciation for the channel, so much so that I became a member for the first time here in YT. Some observations about this specific video: - First, what a beautiful place. I've never been there and now I wanna. - The whole ordeal of ending up in the wrong spot for the ferry (Google Maps ain't the most reliable option in country-side Brazil) and then managing to get (and comprehend) the info and getting in it just in the nick of time was quite fun to watch. Thanks Ivana for getting that on record! And Steve, as someone who has traveled the world quite a bit like you, I agree that these moments are among the best there is. Sometimes people think 'adventures' are something grand and wild, when in reality you can find adventure in the most tiny and uncanny places. - I've mentioned already but wow you guys are rocking on your Portuguese. It's pretty nice seeing you trying to and figuring out things and words you come across. - You both seem so much more relaxed in terms of security, as well. I know you are still paying attention to your surroundings at all times (as you should, sadly), but it's nice to feel the confidence. - Steve, you really want to break thru with the Carne de Sol thing, huh? hahahah. Personally I'm not a big fan either. Whenever you're back in Sao Paulo I'd absolutely would love to take you anywhere you'd like! Cheers MUITO BOM
Vocês já são brasileiros, vocês já são queridos e amados pelos brasileiros! Sintam-se em casa, literalmente! Obrigado por mostrar ao mundo o quanto o Brasil é espetacular!!
Nordeste is really the best place to choose to make trips like this. You can travel between States easily, there are a lot of quiet places with few buildings and stuff, mainly just small houses and a lot of beaches to stay. I'm from Brazil myself, but I had never gone to Nordeste before, then I did a trip with my father back in 2019. I traveled the world before, but the trip to Nordeste was really high in my list, because we usually don't realize what we (Brazilians) have on our own country, since we just look for the other countries from Europe and such, so to know that we have such a great place so close to us...is amazing!
I've been watching you two for the last two months and I'm really enjoying all your adventures and all the happiness that you transmit to your viewers.
Congratulations on the channel!!! I follow and see the channel's progress, always bringing valuable information about local culture and customs. Thanks!!💗💗💗
Incrível como esses dois estão tendo tantas aventuras loucas (as vezes arriscadas) nesse Brasilzão e nada os ocorreu mesmo não falando inglês, pelo contrário, todos tentaram ajudar-los. Isso me faz ter uma visão totalmente diferente sobre o meu próprio país
Wow! This must be one of your masterpieces. The places, the shots, the vibe and the spontaneity factor were all on point. I see why you like road trips so much: the format really agrees with you. Now that you lost your fear to drive here, maybe they may play a bigger role in your next trip here. Also, many people have already commented about this before, but if possible ask for some bottled butter (PT: manteiga de garrafa) alongside your carne de sol. That's the most proper and typical way to moisturize it.
You guys NAILED the guy's intructions! Great job! And yeah, Carne do Sol is very popular in the Northeast, but not everyone does it the same way and there are variations in quality. There is such thing as a tender Carne do Sol! 🤤
It is good to check the way on Google maps before the trip, because some times the GPS send you to a sand road when there is a better way just because it is the shortest way. Nice trip, good luck.
You guys should go to Chapada Diamantina's national Park (especially to Vale do Capão). In my opinion is one of the most amazing places in Brazil. I highly recommend it!
Aracaju is an amazing city to truly relax! I've visited Bahia, Rio de Janeiro and other cities with beaches, but none of them were as calm and chilling as Aracaju.
16:10 carne de sol is waaaay more typical in northeast than churrasco, unfortunately (for Steve because I LOVE carne de sol), he has to get used to it. I live in São Paulo and if I could I'd eat carne de sol every week, but it's not easy to find it here =/
"Adiante que ela tá lá". Meaning: 'Corre senão vc perde a balsa'. Meaning: 'Hurry up or you will miss the balsa'. Haha I'm Brazilian and that was the first time that I heard that message that way. I love the people from Northeast. They are very friendly. And all the time saying 'pronto', which is like 'ok', or 'that's it'. Here we would say 'isso' or 'é isso aí'.
It's so fany. This is the first time that I Saw people "estrangeiro" showing my cities here in Brazil. I'm brazilian woman from Sao Paulo. Thanks a lot and welcome. Enjoy the trip. I love Sergipe and Alagoas. After these you will be desiring to live here forever. God bless you!
Wow, what an adventure! Again, you are understanding Portuguese very well! It is a very difficult language. "Muito bom" became the channels jargon! It was exciting to see you in this beautiful place!
Another great vids guys! Steve, ask for "manteiga de garrafa" to make your carne de sol better its like melted butter in a bottle! I would say in this region seadfood is the best way to go. Sometimes is good to ask to the waiter what is the suggestion of the day.
Os caras dançando no barzinho talvez tenha sido uma das experiências brasileiras mais autênticas que vocês já viram
Quando tudo parece que vai acalmar depois de uma grande aventura:
Marmanjos dançando até o chão no botecão! E pelo q entendi, era 19h! Kkkk
Homens rebolando até o chão, deprimente!
@@silvanoluis Eu ri bastante sem julgamentos
Yup. Se fosse em um posto de gasolina, seria uma experiência mais brasileira ainda ahahahaa
@@silvanoluis Silvano, meu querido, tenha santa paciência. Mais alegria nessa vida.
The couple's saga is a slap in the face to the people who think that Brazil only has crime. Our Brazil is beautiful!!
hoje moro no Japao, e vendo esse video, me lembrei o quanto o Brasil é LINDO , que Saudades
Eu também. Japão também tem suas belezas, porém as praias japonesas(incluído as de Okinawa) não são tão bonitas como as brasileiras. São belezas diferentes.
Me mudei pro Japão em dezembro agora e vendo os videos deles tá dando uma saudade de um pratão de feijão, arroz e farofa
You guys are awesome with understanding the language and getting where you need to 👍
Eu tb, já moro no Japao tem mais de 15 anos, to indo visitar o Brasil em Julho. Que saudade das minhas Minas Gerais...
Moro no Japão há 4 anos, nunca mais visitei o Brasil, morro de saudades. Já morei em Sergipe, esses vídeos do Nordeste me emocionam.
The northeast is super hot most of the time, so meat goes bad fast. So before freezers were common they salted the meat and putted in the sun to last longer. So people grew common to make everything with dried meat and meat will always come well done too because they couldn't be sure if the meat were fresh or not in the past.
This is a very helpful comment. Thanks for this
@@JetLagWarriors You welcome :) My mom is from Piauí, a lot of food from there is quite dry and salty, and also fry too(stuff that can last a long time without a refrigerator), specially if is far from the ocean. Near the ocean you will see more seafood and fish. Is all quite heavy but you guys will need the extra calories because of the heat, raining season is almost over and then is just pure heat. You can even (for real)fry eggs on the floor there somedays of the year depending on the city. Drink a lot of water and abuse the sunblock haha. Good luck, is a beautiful area. I have been to almost all the famous places in Brazil and I would say that the most beautiful natural beaches are in the northeast. And if you can, go to Jericoacoara - CE, is a tiny beach town that is famous for being in the top 10 most beautiful beaches in the world in a bunch of worldwide famous ranks.
@@JetLagWarriors the best carne de sol is served with manteiga do sertão (liquid butter that comes in a bottle so you put on the meat). Rio Grande do Norte has some of the best carne de sol restaurants. You guys should try the paçoca de carne de sol which is made with cassava flour, onions, butter and coriander. By the way, you guys can still find churrasco in the Northeast, just need to go to the specialized houses. Churrasco is loved and savored in all Brazil.
Muy buen tu comentario, es de gran ayuda 👍🇧🇷🧉
The best way to it it is ny putting on some bottled butter that is commonly offered in the northeast.
As a Brazilian, I wanted to say Thank You for showing others that Brazil is a lot more than just Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo!
You need to go visit Lençóis Maranhenses, in the state of Maranhão.
You will never forget this amazing place!!!
I agree whit you!!
PLEASE!!
I agree. Lençóis Maranhaense, Santarém, floresta amazônica, Pantanal(Bonito), Fernando de Noronha e Foz do Iguaçu. 3 of them are kind of an obligation to go to visit
Pefect
Thumbs up
O Steve entendendo terceira à direita, muito bom!!!!
The guy who gave directions was just right. He said "adianta!!", which means, "hurry, the ferry is supposed to be leaving in a few..." hehea. And there it was...
A Ivana dançando é um barato.kkkkkk
É um docinho essa menina.
Da hora o vídeo.
Spaghetti tropeiro... steve just reached another level of Brazilianês
You are showing that with Faith and good humor, you don't need to speak the local language.🤸🤸♂❤
I love this comment so much. 100% true
Faith and good humor + muito bom and obrigado
Gente boa é bem vindo sempre.
"ADIANTE QUE ELA TÁ LÁ!" Hahaha muito bom
One of your best videos. The visuals, the adventure, the people who helped you along the way, the small town feel, the weather. The aerials make the video even better.
''I feel like im in mars or something'' lol
Brazil is like four different countries in one, welcome to one of them: mind-blowing landscapes, nice weather, kind people and great (sometimes weird) food.
Is as large as the USA and just as diversified or even more from 100f all year to snow in the south
Ivana dancando um pagodão era tudo que precisavamos, mas não sabíamos!!! Beijos e abraços aos dois
Nossa, eu como brasileiro me senti deslumbrado com como esse episódio elevou a outro patamar as vistas que o canal nos apresenta, aquela estrada depois de cruzar o rio e a viagem de quadriciclo, que absurdo de lindo, quero viver isso também!
Conhecendo o Brasil através desse casal muito simpático desde a primeira vez que vieram para cá. Impressionante a humildade dos dois em ir em todos os lugares e comer as coisas sem frescuras. Impressionante também ver como nosso país é rico em belezas naturais e não fica a dever a nenhum outro país. Gostaria de vê-los fazendo o circuito nordestino todo e se puderem conhecer também a floresta amazônica e o pantanal algum dia.
Seria lindo se eles pudessem visitar a floresta amazônica, Pantanal, Bonito e Foz do Iguaçu
@@くんヴィッツ Exatamente
É então, é maravilhoso poder pegar carona com eles. Já que não tenho condições de ir pessoalmente, ao menos posso ter uma noção de como são estes lugares fantásticos do nosso Brasil. A internet realmente é uma bênção!
@@くんヴィッツ foz do Iguaçu eles já visitaram
I cannot describe how much I loved this video. Extremely roots, Brazil in its raw form.
There's not a single person that can prove that Ivana is not actually a Brazilian!
Have a great trip, guys!
I was surprised to see you reaching a dirty road! The normal road from Aracaju to Maceió is a federal all-paved one, but you found a good adventure in this alternative road...
Muito bom...
Yes, the dirt road was definitely worth it :) ! Muito bom
Pensei o mesmo. Este não é o percurso mais indicado pra ir de Aracaju a Maceió. Será que o Google pregou uma peça neles?
@@dnmessias Possivelmente ele visou originalmente chegar à Praia do Gunga ou Lagoa Doce daí o percurso diferente.
Nossa! O Brasil tem cada lugar bonito que nós brasileiros nem imaginamos! Nunca vi lugares tão bonitos como esses em Sergipe e Alagoas!😱
Amo locais cheios de Palmeiras! 🌴
a gente não conhece pq falta dinheiro para as pessoas viajarem
A gente n conhece pq eh perigoso pra kct e cheio de politico vagabundo roubando o dinheiro que deveria ir para asfaltar estradas, entre outras trocentas necessidades
O litoral do Paraná tambem há lugares lindos. th-cam.com/video/77O71QtDoYQ/w-d-xo.html
Palmeiras não tem mundial. ⚽
Vivo em Alagoas há 8 meses e conhecer Alagoas foi suficiente pra reconhecer Sergipe como um paraíso escondido, pouco comentado. Alagoas é lindo, mas lugares como a Praia do Saco e Abaís, Pirambú e Praia da Costa precisam ser descobertos.
Wow, it's amazing how many palm trees you're seeing in Brazil! "Pindorama" is a Tupi word that the indigenous peoples of Brazil used to describe the land, meaning "Land of the Palms". It's a symbol of the country's rich cultural heritage and its connection to nature. Enjoy your travels!
Bom saber!
Now that you have a car continue going north stopping at beaches and small villages along the coast, Sao Miguel dos Milagres is highly recommended for its calm and beautiful beaches lined with coconut palms giving shade
Oh my... The guys twerking at the end of the video 😆 🤣
caramba Steve e Ivana, vocês já tão até falando português e sabendo resolver as coisas aqui já hahahah é muito legal ver, acompanho desde que vieram na outra vez, tá muito legal acompanhar essa road trip. // Steve and Ivana, you're already speaking Portuguese and knowing how to solve things here hahahah it's really cool to see it, I've been following you since you came the previous time, it's really cool to follow your road trip and you guys learning portuguese/brazillian-way (brasilidades) everyday hahahah
apensar que eles continua do básico do básico bem basicão mesmo kk
@@Delwin_reis sim, porém já é um avanço. Brasileiros viajam para o Chile e não conseguem pedir um refrigerante
@@くんヴィッツ entre nozes latinos, é portuñol msm kkkk
@@くんヴィッツ é que me incomoda um pouco é como se eles não se importasse de aprender, e acha que todos sabe inglês, se brasileiro não tentasse tanto desenrolar pra dar uma ajuda simplesmente ignorariam, mas isso é o que acho, passar messes em outros pais e não dominar pelo menos o básico pra não passar tanto horas gesticulando tentando adivinhar o que a pessoa quer, a não ser que seja puro turismo então ai bem fds, mas quando passar vários meses é foda
I second the recommendations for visiting the Lençoís Maranhenses, with the caveat that it's not the best time of year to do so. But your experience with the suddenly unpaved road - and the speed bumps! - reminded me of the time I visited them in July 2014. On the way back from the Lençoís to the state capital, São Luis, we encountered a massive traffic jam, due to a collision a mile or two ahead. A bunch of drivers ahead of us decided to leave the road and drive on the dirt track on the other side of the nearby rail line. We followed suit, and our rented Ford Fiesta got seriously bumped around and covered in red dirt. When we finally got close to the city, we went to a gas station to fill up the rental. I asked a lady who worked there if they had a car wash. "No, but we can wash your car by hand." "Ok, how much will that cost?" "Nothing." "Nothing, really?" "Well... maybe you can tip us so we can enjoy a few cold ones later on," she said with a wink.
Guys there are so many places to go. check up for south of Brazil and also the central west. Northeast it is beautiful as well.
Actually they went to the south already Victor, last time they went to Florianópolis and Balneário Camboriú, but yes , there are so many places they don’t know. So many parks and cities they should go for example,from there, to Natal city ,Lençóis Maranhenses and much more 😂😅✌🏻😉👍🏻‼️
@@Enz0oYa They still haven’t been south from Florianopolis… Or Curitiba for example. Also Gramado and Rio Grande do Sul can be nice. Iguazu Falls…
@@leandrolucato oh yep, they went in Balneário Camboriú and Steve liked a lot Florianópolis, just check the old videos .👍🏻👍🏻🤗✌🏻
@@leandrolucato There's nothing so special about Curitiba for a gringo. Prudentópolis would be way more interesting.
Guys, honestly this is was probably the best 26 minutes I’ve invested on youtube. The scenery, the coincidences, everything was on point. Hope to see you one day coming to the south, which is where I live. Enjoy Maceió!
That ferry sequence could make into an action movie kkkkkk
Epic drone footage and interesting roadtrip. Love those scenie views along the journey. Always fun to watch all your videos, Steve lvana. Thanks and l'm still tagging along 😀🙌💞
Typo error :- "scenic" views 😀
Amo esse vídeo
Nosso lindo Brasil é um país continental.. tempos de tudo , até neve .
so falta organização, governo fez tudo de qualquer jeito, quem fez mais foi as pessoas moradoras
Onde tem neve no Brasil???? Kkkkkk aquela água congelada nas ruas no mês de julho em rio grande do sul?? Rsr
Um país com neve, tem neve o tempo todo!
@@dennymoura5592 não, vivo aqui no Japão e não tem neve o tempo todo. Em Tóquio não neva, e quando neva é igual Rio Grande do Sul. Aquilo é neve, porém muito longe de ser uma neve consistente ou algo que acontece todos os anos.
@@くんヴィッツ não é todos os anos que neva no Brasil e quando neva não dura 2 horas, é apenas um fenômeno, querem neve de verdade vai para a Argentina
Pena que tem os maiores corruptos do planeta no governo.
I remember first finding out about you guys on your third video here in Brazil, in my hometown Sao Paulo. Ever since then I've been following both of you all around - in and out of Brazil. When I found out you were coming back I was so happy! And it has been a true joy watching you on this second part of your time here. I reckon yous being doing a way of traveling that I'd do as well: slow and steady, figuring things out as you go - and it clearly has worked out.
You both already know so much about our country culture, language and quirks that I've found myself outright smiling through most of this video. It's crazy the kind of empathy you can develop watching strangers that have no idea about you, hahaha
Definitely the Sunday lives help so much! Ever since I started watching (most of) them I truly got another sense of appreciation for the channel, so much so that I became a member for the first time here in YT.
Some observations about this specific video:
- First, what a beautiful place. I've never been there and now I wanna.
- The whole ordeal of ending up in the wrong spot for the ferry (Google Maps ain't the most reliable option in country-side Brazil) and then managing to get (and comprehend) the info and getting in it just in the nick of time was quite fun to watch. Thanks Ivana for getting that on record! And Steve, as someone who has traveled the world quite a bit like you, I agree that these moments are among the best there is. Sometimes people think 'adventures' are something grand and wild, when in reality you can find adventure in the most tiny and uncanny places.
- I've mentioned already but wow you guys are rocking on your Portuguese. It's pretty nice seeing you trying to and figuring out things and words you come across.
- You both seem so much more relaxed in terms of security, as well. I know you are still paying attention to your surroundings at all times (as you should, sadly), but it's nice to feel the confidence.
- Steve, you really want to break thru with the Carne de Sol thing, huh? hahahah. Personally I'm not a big fan either.
Whenever you're back in Sao Paulo I'd absolutely would love to take you anywhere you'd like!
Cheers MUITO BOM
Wow!!! Thanks, Pedro!
Your comment really brighten up our day
@@JetLagWarriors Mine too. Thks Pedro! 😄
Vocês já são brasileiros, vocês já são queridos e amados pelos brasileiros! Sintam-se em casa, literalmente! Obrigado por mostrar ao mundo o quanto o Brasil é espetacular!!
Mano eu tô rindo muito com esses cara dançando no final kkkkkkkkkkk
Ivanna wants cervejaaa
Nordeste is really the best place to choose to make trips like this. You can travel between States easily, there are a lot of quiet places with few buildings and stuff, mainly just small houses and a lot of beaches to stay. I'm from Brazil myself, but I had never gone to Nordeste before, then I did a trip with my father back in 2019. I traveled the world before, but the trip to Nordeste was really high in my list, because we usually don't realize what we (Brazilians) have on our own country, since we just look for the other countries from Europe and such, so to know that we have such a great place so close to us...is amazing!
I've been watching you two for the last two months and I'm really enjoying all your adventures and all the happiness that you transmit to your viewers.
Thank you so much for your support, Danilo!
OMG you killed with the "Terceira à direita" guessing Steve! AHAh
Congratulations on the channel!!! I follow and see the channel's progress, always bringing valuable information about local culture and customs. Thanks!!💗💗💗
Acho engraçado quando os estrangeiras usam o termo locais ou nativos para falar dos moradores ou brasileiros.
You are finding secret spots in the Northeast of Brazil ! Congrats .
Incrível como esses dois estão tendo tantas aventuras loucas (as vezes arriscadas) nesse Brasilzão e nada os ocorreu mesmo não falando inglês, pelo contrário, todos tentaram ajudar-los.
Isso me faz ter uma visão totalmente diferente sobre o meu próprio país
Wonderful road trip. You're doing more for the tourism in Brazil than any government ever did. Well done! Muito bom!
Kkkkk exagerado 😂😂😂😂😂
Mano, os homens no final do vídeo 😂😂😂. Cachaça é fod4 😂😂😂😂😂
Me acabo com as queridas rebolando no fim do vídeo kkkkkkkk
Luv this couple!! Can’t stop watching their videos!!!
The party at the end 😂😂😂
Vocês dois são o máximo, os gringos mais divertidos do mundo, abração!
Wow! This must be one of your masterpieces. The places, the shots, the vibe and the spontaneity factor were all on point. I see why you like road trips so much: the format really agrees with you. Now that you lost your fear to drive here, maybe they may play a bigger role in your next trip here.
Also, many people have already commented about this before, but if possible ask for some bottled butter (PT: manteiga de garrafa) alongside your carne de sol. That's the most proper and typical way to moisturize it.
The countryside looks similar to some parts of Malaysia. Seems like you were driving from Mersing to Kuantan.
yes, it did remind us of Malaysia
@@JetLagWarriors Are you going back to Malaysia soon?
@@gmahalias in Oct
Eu amo ver eles comendo kkkk comem com gosto!
Whoever planned this trip, congrats. Idk if was Steve or Ivana, but THATS HOW U KNOW A COUNTRY!
9:30 That was so exciting 😄
You guys NAILED the guy's intructions! Great job!
And yeah, Carne do Sol is very popular in the Northeast, but not everyone does it the same way and there are variations in quality. There is such thing as a tender Carne do Sol! 🤤
Of course, this is Brazil!
It is good to check the way on Google maps before the trip, because some times the GPS send you to a sand road when there is a better way just because it is the shortest way. Nice trip, good luck.
Hey Steve here in Brazil we have a communication horn, for example at minute 4:04 the driver said hi to you, loving the content on the road
Loved, loved, loved the road trip. Last time I went to Maceio I was a teen in 1994 and loved the place, but to go there in a road trip... Wow!!
O povo nordestino é maravilhoso. Parabéns pelo ótimo conteúdo!
you got that boat right at the time!!!
Brazil is amazing and diversity is flawless!!!!
Ivana está cada vez mais morena.
O sol do Nordeste está fazendo muito bem para vocês. 🌴🌴🌴🏝🏝🏖🌅
You guys should go to Chapada Diamantina's national Park (especially to Vale do Capão). In my opinion is one of the most amazing places in Brazil. I highly recommend it!
You are doing the best option!
I'm from São Paulo and once did a road trip along the northeastern Brazilian Coast. It was the best trip of my life!
Aracaju is an amazing city to truly relax! I've visited Bahia, Rio de Janeiro and other cities with beaches, but none of them were as calm and chilling as Aracaju.
16:10 carne de sol is waaaay more typical in northeast than churrasco, unfortunately (for Steve because I LOVE carne de sol), he has to get used to it. I live in São Paulo and if I could I'd eat carne de sol every week, but it's not easy to find it here =/
I will keep trying carne do sol :) I will not give up! Stay tuned lol
You are enjoying life very well
impressive how they are so well adapted to Portuguese Parabéns aventureiros
Ivana dancing so cool 😊😊☺
Hello from România! We are IAm Family fans and now your fans 😀
Welcome to Maceió!!! my beautiful city🥰
It makes me so happy watching u guys having fun there 🤗🤗🤗🤗
"Adiante que ela tá lá". Meaning: 'Corre senão vc perde a balsa'. Meaning: 'Hurry up or you will miss the balsa'. Haha I'm Brazilian and that was the first time that I heard that message that way. I love the people from Northeast. They are very friendly. And all the time saying 'pronto', which is like 'ok', or 'that's it'. Here we would say 'isso' or 'é isso aí'.
Surprisingly, Steve said "hurry" after that...I would never think they would understand the way he said it XD
@@carolinenascimentodossanto8329 Body language perhaps.
a pala final dos caras dançando no bar foi a melhor!!!!
It's so fany. This is the first time that I Saw people "estrangeiro" showing my cities here in Brazil. I'm brazilian woman from Sao Paulo. Thanks a lot and welcome. Enjoy the trip. I love Sergipe and Alagoas. After these you will be desiring to live here forever. God bless you!
26:01 Welcome to Brazil 😂😂😂🇧🇷
You are really having the best times of your lives. 👍🏾
l live in brazil and i'm practicing my listening watching your videos. MUITO BOM !!!
Believe!!! 🤩🇧🇷
I cant believe im at Dixie Mall and youre in Maceio
lol shoutout to Dixie Mall !!
Sim caramba... Muito bom... 😃😍👏
I am so proud of Brazil ♥️ ! Our people should be!
Wow, what an adventure! Again, you are understanding Portuguese very well! It is a very difficult language. "Muito bom" became the channels jargon! It was exciting to see you in this beautiful place!
Thanks for sharing this wonderful video n for showing your explorations in Brazil.
Chorando de rir com os homens dançando atrás da Ivana
Right now I'm feeling so jealous about this road trip right now
Eu amo Alagoas uma das praias mais lindas do brasil com certeza!!!
"Muito bom"! Off course you'd liked this phrase! Brasil'northeast is amaizing.
Another great vids guys! Steve, ask for "manteiga de garrafa" to make your carne de sol better its like melted butter in a bottle! I would say in this region seadfood is the best way to go. Sometimes is good to ask to the waiter what is the suggestion of the day.
Yeah, I gotta try garrafa. It's highly recommended. Will try it soon! Thanks for this comment
The man mentioned that you should go faster because the ferry was already there, you where very lucky to catch it
Congratulations for the videos! I'm loving it! Brazil is the best country in the world to visit!
Esse país é muito lindo! O sol, muita água, muito verde! A melhor comida do mundo! SPBrasil
Just in time for the balsa! Hahaha. Nice
You guys gotta go to João Pessoa. Beautiful city with great beaches nearby.
I loved Brazil beautiful country ❤️
Look at her!!! Ivana has the “ginga!! 😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You guys are amaaaaazing! 👍👏👏👏
You guys have to come to Ceará and specifically Fortaleza!
My father is in Aracaju now on a singing/music composition contest. What a coincidence.
Love from Indaiatuba - São Paulo.
hugs from sao paulo