🇧🇷 American Couple Reacts "Geography Now! BRAZIL"

🇧🇷 American Couple Reacts "Geography Now! BRAZIL" | The Demouchets REACT
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[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Hey family! What is the most unique thing about Brazil's culture that we wouldn't find anywhere else in the world?

[@richlisola1]

I think one of the craziest things about Brazil is that there is a part of Brazil geographically closer to Africa than to the furthest place in Brazil. It takes an hour longer to fly from New York to Sao Paolo than it takes to fly from New York to Moscow. And just like how Brazilians are infamously terrible at speaking foreign languages-They really only know Portuguese, unless they have like a family that’s kept the ancestral language of their immigrant forefathers. Like for example, some Brazilians speak a German dialect because their forefathers emigrated from there. But otherwise Brazilians tend to be bad at learning new languages. I guess it’s the public school system’s fault.

[@ADJackD]

@@richlisola1 there’s also lack of interest because the foreigners here learn and we’re too patriotic of our language even though some butcher it by not using properly.

[@ADJackD]

@@rommelvaz south even want to secede due to it

[@theooo8789]

The mix of races in Brazil is crazy. My mom identifies herself as a pardo woman, because she's got light brown skin with curly hair and large lips. But at college I've met friends who resembles very much my mother, however they identify themselves as black women. My father is a white man who is grandson of a native woman from the Goytacazes tribe. As for myself, I'm a white man from a pardo mother, and I've got uncles and cousins that are black. I love my family mix and I'm very proud of my ancestry. I recognize all the racial issues that come along with it, but you just can't deny how amazing and diverse is our people. I love being a Brazilian 💚💛💙

[@guilhermesavoya2366]

I'm from Salvador, Bahia. Bahia is, as Barbs showed in this video, the blackest state in Brazil. It is also the one with the deepest and most profound African influence in our culture. This is a reason why I have such a deep fascination for Louisiana. To me, Louisiana is America's Bahia. Cajun food is America's Baiana food and so on. We are so similar in so many aspects. There is also the fact that African-influenced syncretic religions such as Umbanda and Camdomble are a big thing in Bahia, just like Vodoo in Louisiana. Salvador was actually the first capital of Brazil, from 1549 to 1763, when it was changed to Rio. It is famous for its festivals and its Carnaval just like New Orleans is with Mardi Gras. It is also full of music and the smell of Bahian food is all over. If New Orleans is the "Crescent City", Salvador is widely known and referred to as "Black Rome." Problems aside, I'm proud of being born there. You should react to this vlog about Salvador (kzbin.info/www/bejne/qouue5ZvYtF8i80&ab_channel=JetLagWarriors) African culture was so influential in Brazil that Brazilian culture would later influence Africa as well. I'll link of a video I think you should react to. It is of a Nigerian woman making Moqueca Baiana, a typical food from Bahia that was brought to West Africa in the 19th century, and telling her and her country's history with Brazilian culture. You should also see why I compare Cajun cuisine to Bahia's cuisine (kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5_PaneQf6iWn8k&ab_channel=NYTCooking)

[@ADJackD]

Oxente! Pior que é verdade, Louisiana é a Bahia dos nego dos Estates

[@sidnascimento4904]

Brazil is insane, the most underrated country in the world!

[@aquiestamos3567]

12:51 Besides the cookie (bolacha/biscoito) map, there are other maps, like the "kiss map". It tells where you must kiss once, twice, or three times when you greet people. It depends on which state of the country you are. Only to avoyd that weird and sometimes funny moment when you greet somebody.

[@DocX12]

Sobre mistura de raças. Sou brasileiro descendente de alemão, italiano, índios nativos, última linhagem , meu avô se casou com uma africana. Sou loiro, branco com traços afro🤷🏻‍♂️

[@valleynle5812]

Brazil the king of football

[@richlisola1]

Soccer*

[@HappeningInKenya]

@@richlisola1 *football

[@gamehardy]

20 years no gold

[@pkzinn08]

@@gamehardy and still the biggest 🇧🇷💚💛

[@DizzyMakavelli]

@@gamehardy And still Couldn’t be touched. 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆

[@AntonioLima-rr4fq]

Thanks for reaction my country, and comes to Brazil, you welcome, and Brazil is not only RIO or SÃO PAULO we have a many places and cities and we speak portuguese , not spanish.

[@richlisola1]

Brazil actually doesn’t have a rapidly growing population. It’s growth is slowing down, a lot.

[@andregotha9257]

US population grows faster then Brazilian

[@desativado-oficial]

Of course, feminism and condoms make things like that

[@JoaoPFS01]

Thank God

[@stellaisdead]

@@desativado-oficial ainda bem né, o mundo agradece pela perda da superpopulação

[@desativado-oficial]

@@stellaisdead Engano seu, não há superpopulação, o que você vê cheio são cidades, o Brasil tem muita terra vazia, e muitas delas terras muito boas, mas adivinha onde estão enfiando as pessoas? Sim, dentro de uma cidade apertada... o mundo cabe ate 16 bilhões de pessoas... o ruim é que enfiam elas dentro de uma cidade apertada...

[@SlyI42]

11:18 hi from Rio Grande do Sul. Biscoito vs Bolacha war it's so true, but we have some distinctions to use both names for different types of cookies.

[@Nibiru601]

Thanks for this reaction. Very nyce!

[@gabriellehollis9081]

Really informative! ❤

[@richlisola1]

Well actually if you think about it Asia and Europe are the same landmass. So why are they called separate continents? Go figure 🤷‍♂️

[@jossgoyanko7006]

It's mostly historical reasons. The Greeks used the term "Asia" to describe everything in Anatolia (modern day Türkiye) and east of that. That term has been inherited from them and is generally used to refer to everything east of the Balkans, although definitions differ.

[@fidelangel4737]

There is only one continent: eurasia.

[@sergiopita5117]

2 difernt tectonic plates

[@NightOwl_30]

In Brazil we didn't have laws like Jim Crow laws and interracial marraige was never illegal. That contributed to the mixing. That being said, racism is still a huge issue in Brazil.

[@Myagi1988]

Hi. Brazilian here ☺️. The correct is "BISCOITO". Thanks. (I am from Rio de Janeiro).

[@patchully7343]

Concordo, é BISCOITO! kkkkkkk

[@muribeiro4710]

bolacha pf....

[@igor4360]

bolacha.

[@anacarolina9071]

About the percentage of mixed race individuals, that's due to the miscegenation culture that was really strong here in Brazil (and a good portion of Latin America) for centuries. The goal was to "whiten" the population as much as possible, the lighter, the better. They did it to erase part of the African and native Brazilian people. That's also why we have so many European immigrants, sadly. So unfortunately, as diverse as it may be as a country, Brazil still has A LOT of structural racism to overcome.

[@ADJackD]

Menos tá? Eua é muito pior, me diga uma lei racista que tivemos no Brasil que se assimile as de Jim Crow e não vale higienista que o próprio nome já diz que é relacionado higiene e não raça. Se fosse isso Guto Zacarias não teria sido votado mais jovem negro deputado estadual de São Paulo e tampouco sido escolhido líder de governo na câmara.

[@anacarolina9071]

Em que momento eu citei os EUA, pode me esclarecer? Não há nenhuma comparação no meu texto, somente fatos históricos, então não entendi o seu comentário.

[@ADJackD]

@@anacarolina9071 Em suma/TL;DR: governo republicanista em revanchismo e medo promoveu política higienista e imigratória, mas no fim resultou na miscigenação natural e surgimento de favelas naturalmente principalmente posteriormente devido aos corruptos atuais. não existe fato, dado ou leis que provem "racismo estrutural" no Brasil, socialmente em casos isolados de BRs querendo pagar de gringo SIM, em caso de governo fazendo leis a la Jim Crow/Apartheid não. As favelas nasceram naturalmente não foi algo construido pelo governo com objetivo de segregação sim as leis praticamente impediam negros e mulatos de terem propriedades em um movimento revanchista e sim o embranquecimento através da miscigenação teve origens eugenistas. Mas na prática tudo que deu foi a criação da raça/etnia Parda no mundo e as favelas devido à um revanchismo depois a típica corrupção principalmente da esquerda que se travestem de defensor dos pobres e da direita que se travestem de moralistas e "convservadores"

[@DocX12]

Quanta besteira. Brasil é um país miscigenado por conta de relacionamentos interracial. Essa política de grupos de minorias é que tenta separar nosso povo

[@DocX12]

@@anacarolina9071são fatos mentirosos para segregar brancos e negros.

[@Dazitto]

Nice video!!

[@clebertonalves2161]

🇧🇷 Simplesmente Espetacular!! Vocês conhecem a cidade de Ouro Preto em Minas Gerais??? Maravilha..

[@eullessouza]

So good, thanks

[@jsimaoneto]

Bolacha! aways Bolacha

[@mddd2684]

Can guys watch brunei 🇧🇳 geography now next plss

[@richlisola1]

He’s pronouncing Uruguay the Spanish way. We say it the way you say it, because we say Yura guay in English. So you’re saying it right, as an English speaker

[@joserobertobarbosa3589]

Bolacha VS Biscoito: The Brasilian Cookie War!!!!

[@valeriafilha9241]

Theres a lot of wrong info in this video... but ima point one out: the Amazon deforestation has nothing to do with the "growing population", its rather exploitaition of the territory by the government and business with north hemesphere countries... but anyway 😅

[@eddvdm]

4:30 love her face here 😆

[@DjalmaGonzaga]

👍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷Legal a reação de vocês 👏👏👏👏👏

[@franciscodefreitasbasili-df5dx]

Felicity and Happy! 😊😉👍🇧🇷🔰💚💛💙 👫🇺🇲✝️🛐🙏 God blesses!!

[@ThugLifeModafocah]

but we put a lot of pardos in the same category as black too... so it is very mixed up.

[@annelinesiebritz1206]

Interesting 🤔🤔

[@marinasantos-no3xw]

the right one is: BISCOITO (keep it in mind, folks)

[@darthjadus8814]

And it is biscoito!

[@rodrigoerthalwilson7178]

It's biscoito! There is a food called bolacha, but cookie = BISCOITO!

[@josematheus4733]

Biscoito pow...

[@arcanevi4477]

Ronaldo? What? Hes portuguese...from portugal

[@LaluleamBezerra]

Biscoito.

[@army_geovana18]

Bolacha>>>>>

[@user-cs9gl1ux6p]

Sinceramente, como cearense não me agrada em nada manter aproximação de governos com caractere políticos duvidosos, apesar disso, é preciso separar governo e a população para entender melhor a cenário diplomático Brasileiro. No campo diplomático atual, existe ao me vê, uma grande desconfiança/oposição entre o que Estado Brasileiro enfatiza e o que realmente pensa a população Brasileira.

[@nandanevesc]

I'm team Biscoito

[@jorgeoliveira2383]

That population crap is a lie... most of every one in Brasil is mixed so deep that no one knows its origins anymore... we are a great mix of white/Black/INDIAN on about the same proportion... but no serious historian go back to account to the origins of Brasilians. Beside the few Brasilian immigrants from post I and Ii world war Europe... all other Brazilians can't trace more than 2 or 3 generations back on their background. So on the beggining, white man and Indian woman was the base of the pie... 200 years latter 1/3 of the population was brought from Africa... and that whithe/Indian 2/3 are intermarring for the last 300 years. A good part of those 40% white people are as white as your wife.

[@nick_stefanie]

Just to correct him, actually the deforestation serve the purpose of agrobusiness, for which 95% of the food produced are exported (soy and sugar cane for example) and only 5% is actually used to feed the country. Most of the food we eat here comes from familiar agriculture (small farms from regular families) and guess what? Agrobusiness are stealing their land too!! Not to mention the genocide of the indigenous population so yeah... That's why we heavily criticize the deforestation.

[@raimundosilva3572]

Não fale o que vc não sabe eu moro no Amazonas e a maioria dos produtos vem de outros estados como mato grosso São Paulo e Goiás

[@igorpp2]

@@raimundosilva3572 e não fale o que você não sabe. Interpretação de texto em falta totalmente, se 95% é exportada e 5% do agronegocio é para a nossa população então é claro que vc pode ter produtos vindo do agro para seu estado, mas isso é a minoria

[@daniellemenines7251]

THIS vídeo is not best reference of Brazil 🧐

[@Rosepineres]

Bolacha!

[@MarcioNSantos]

Biscoito! 😛

[@vitorcruz185]

The part about "pardos" in Brazil: The term "pardo" has already been disowned in Brazil for a good few years, because it comes from the colonial era, where the colonizers called black people with lighter skin. The word comes from Latin, and one of its meanings is "dirty". So when they called a lighter-skinned black person "pardo" back then, they were calling them "dirty skin". For some years these people are no longer treated in statistics as "pardos" but as blacks. In current statistics, 51% of the Brazilian population is black.

[@DocX12]

Esse seu papo é para criar a narrativa que não existe mistura racial no Brasil. Que no Brasil só existem brancos e negros e isso não é verdade

[@mauromosqueira2970]

Actually, this video has tons of errors!

[@TheDemouchetsREACT]

Correct them☺️

[@mauromosqueira2970]

@@TheDemouchetsREACT it would take another ten minutes video!

[@lunafranca8704]

While this guy says we don't speak Spanish, but Portuguese, he still insists on using the Spanish pronunciation for EVERY word, I don't recommend this guy's video to anyone who wants to learn about Brazil, there are countless mistakes that can change the whole reality of the country. For example, the trivialization of the problem of deforestation, we don't need to deforest forests to have resources, there is life there, including human life, indigenous ethnic groups that live and grow in these environments, and that help A LOT in the preservation of the place.

[@darrellpasion8925]

The pie graph of the racial demographics in brazil is BS imo. The mixed and black population together is around 70% all mixed Brazilian have some black ancestry no matter how they look ,so the black mixed population is majority. Not white.

[@Kwka777]

This is not truth,mixed brazilians are genetical more portuguese than african,in north of brazil pardos are mixed betwen european and ameridian. In Rio are mixed betwen african and portuguese

[@darrellpasion8925]

@sjgogeta 🇧🇷 how do you know ?. Have you given a dna test personally to everyone in those regions or is it just here say. 🤔 north and south. Lol. Are you a genealogy expert ?

[@BOTYS]

@@darrellpasion8925 Pergunta como ele sabe mas nao fala como VOCE SABE

[@darrellpasion8925]

@SYTOB English please. ?

[@italomatheus8615]

​@@darrellpasion8925 literalmente, todo pardo tem sangue europeu... não tem como uma pessoa ser clara como o neymar ao ponto de não ter antepassado branco. Dizer que um pardo é negro ignora completamente um passado branco. Há mapas genéticos no Brasil e em 99% das cidades, as pessoas têm no mínimo 70% de sangue branco.