ASMR ~ Brazil History & Geography ~ Soft Spoken Map Pointing Tracing Page Turning

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[@nnnique]

it's nice how respectful you are and i'm happy you mentioned the indigenous population many times as they're constantly forgotten about. for a 40 minute video there's so much info, good job!

[@kamroz0502]

Also fun fact, Brazil has the largest Polish diaspora in south America with around 2 million Poles

[@ASMRGeographica]

Wow I didn't know that!

[@fabiomanic6977]

mainly in the state of paraná. their greatest poet, paulo leminski, has some polish ancestry I reckon

[@RonneWesley]

I love how your book mentions Manaus a lot, people in Brazil, specially from the south and southeast usually don’t even know much about the region, which is very sad, and the book gives some great information. Great ASMR! Thanks for this video.

[@rodrigofranc0]

Vídeo de muita qualidade e boas informações. Um abraço do Brasil 🇧🇷 ❤

[@reinerstitties]

32:50 the brazilian pronunciation of the word “recife” (meaning reef) is “heh-see-fee” (the ‘r’ is pronounced like an ‘h’ to me as i am from rio, but people from different regions and states would pronunce it differently, namely the people of the state of pernambuco, where the city of recife is located, would probably have a stronger pronunciation of the ‘r’ coming from the bottom of the throat).

[@marcelzitoo]

Congrats for the video, very informative and relaxing. Obrigado! 🇧🇷

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you!

[@kamroz0502]

Pretty sure its Ecuador and Chile since there on the west coast , but im excited for brazil, the more well known countries or bigger countries are always fascanating to learn about cause most people just know the stereotypes about them

[@ASMRGeographica]

You got it!

[@cerealturnip5393]

Brasileiro tem uma aptidão em comentar em vídeos bem escondidos do KZbin quando o título se trata do nosso país.

[@breno7906]

Sim kkkk

[@reinerstitties]

hi! left a comment here a few months back and ended up returning now. 7:03 although, yes, the northeast, especially bahia, has a lot of afro-brazilians, the two states right after bahia in black population are rio and minas both in the southeast. also, "the further south you go the whiter" idea is wrong. the only predominantly white region of brazil's five regions (north, northeast, south, southeast, midwest) is the southern region, because there was stronger european immigration there, especially from the germans and eastern europeans, along with the fact that in the whole of the southern part of south america, the indigenous people were genuinely completely decimated (look at the racial demographics of countries in that region, like argentina and uruguay, the only predominantly white countries of latin america). in terms of racial demographics i'd say it's something like this: - southern region, predominantly white euro-brazilians of mostly german, italian and polish descent. - southeastern region, although a mix of everything because of the sheer amount of population and popularity, i'd be willing to bet most people are either black, or mixed race (half black, half white or something similar) although with a significant white population. - northeastern region, although also very african, some hints of indigenous, especially in the more western zones of the region, with still a significant white population. - northern region, predominantly indigenous. - midwestern region, a lot of the so called "mestizos" (as they say in spanish) meaning mixed indigenous and white heritage, along with a smaller but still considerable black and white population.

[@thenorseguy2495]

Awesome video. Besides from being very relaxing I really learn alot from watching your videos. You know much more about Brazil than me but I know they don’t have any border to Ecuador and Chile and they have never beated Norway in football. We Norwegian love to mention that whenever we hear about Brazil😆 I wish you a nice weekend🥰

[@ASMRGeographica]

I didn't know that! I bet Norwegians are super proud of that fact! 😆 Thank you for the comment 😁

[@asmristhename9605]

Really interesting and relaxing video! I didn’t realize the treaty and line for Spain vs Portuguese territory.

[@ASMRGeographica]

The Treaty of Tordesillas is one of those fun history facts you can mention to impress people. That fact is your now 😁

[@giovannacenciarelli6310]

I've been watching your recent videos to practice my listening, and i really liked your asmr video style, its nice to see asmr videos about geography (specially when they are about your country), you learn while you are almost sleeping. Really cool. 👋

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you!

[@marcelainsone]

I loved your voice and Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation

[@ASMRGeographica]

Thank you so much!

[@tropasan7059]

Very good, I loved it! Keep going the good work.

[@franklinchenfranklin4840]

i was born in Rio de Janeiro Brazil in October 2001 and i love my Hometown in Rio de Janeiro Brazil thank you

[@thisisarandomone]

Love this video! 💙

[@alefeher]

You've a very good portuguese, almost flawless, kudos. Parabéns!

[@ASMRGeographica]

That's so good to hear! I thought my Portuguese was terrible 😅 thank you so much!

[@aboveaveragejoe6291]

Brazilian women are the prettiest in the world.

[@ASMRGeographica]

Absolutely! 😍

[@franklinchenfranklin4840]

China,Netherlands,Italy,Germany,Belgium,Croatia

[@PedrinhoAk47_27centimetros]

Brasil sil SIL 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷✨✨✨✨✨✨💵💵💵💵❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉🗿🍷

[@josephpalumbo3876]

Ecuador and Chile

[@ASMRGeographica]

You got it!

[@FOLIPE]

Little mistakes here and there but generally accurate, I'd say. One example is that the gold rush attracted overwhelmingly portuguese people (not people from all over the world, but of course slaves were also brought in to work the mines), and most non-portuguese European migration happened a century and a half to two centuries later, during the mid to late 1800s and early 1900s. That immigration was somewhat impactful, particularly in the far south and a few cities, but you are right to say the majority of Brazil's demographics was formed in the colonial period

[@jonaslourenco5526]

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