THE COLORFUL BRAZILIAN CITY OF OLINDA 🇧🇷 RECIFE, BRAZIL | COVID 19 TRAVEL

[@TheTravelbum]

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[@dantedust9052]

Acarajé for breakie is asking for a heart failure at a young age lol - Acarajé in Brazil is like a proper meal 🥘 - we usually like to go light in the morning a good combination for me would be coconut water, a small piece of fruit mango 🥭 or avocado 🥑 preferably or whatever fruit available and also either a scrambled egg sandwich 🍳 or a toasted ham and cheese sandwich ps: you guys might have noticed by now we have avocado 🥑 with either sugar or honey in Brazil - having avocado in salad 🥗 is not a Brazilian thing - it has become more and more common these days though - guacamole is something we started to have in the late 90's when the first Mexican restaurants opened over here By the way if you're into shrimps you guys should try a very very typical Brazilian dish called "Bobó de Camarão" - you gotta go a good restaurant to have this dish though - you can have it anywhere but the quality is not the same - sometimes it's worth spending a bit more to have the proper deal - look it up "Bobó de Camarão" - search for a good restaurant where they serve this dish - you can't leave this country without trying a proper Bobó de Camarão which is one of Brazil's most traditional dish typical from that part of the country where you guys are now / actually I think Bobó de Camarão is originally from Bahia but Om pretty sure you can get good ones in Recife as well - search for a good restaurant though - very cheap places and stands oh the streets don't make it as good 😌

[@mvbelobelo6303]

Trabalho Instituto Ricardo Brenand

[@diogooliveira8636]

Why don't you try to visit the brazilian canyons, in Cambará do Sul, in South of Brazil? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fWLGaGVoasqNjNE

[@TheTravelbum]

Hey friends, thank you for watching each and every video 🙏🏻

[@GGCannon]

Have you guys tried asking for the store to cut open the coconut? I don't know if you guys have tried it already, but some establishments, specially "quiosques" like the one you saw the guy cutting the coconut into a cube, sometimes will cut the coconut open in half if you ask them after you have finished drinking all the water so that you can eat the coconut flesh inside. It is really tasty to eat a freshly cut open coconut flesh.

[@julianymeira9201]

If you were stiil in Recife,you should research and get to know Brennand Castle is too beatiful, you would love

[@slippery_slobber]

Recife has a historical center also. Go to the first synagogue in the Americas. The bridges built by Mauricio de Nassau when the Dutch occupied Brazil, plus much more! After Recife got reconquered by the portuguese the jews fled to New York and founded a community in front of the central park(Shearith Israel). Lots of cool stories...

[@deusfuslibertara3027]

Eu recomendo vocês visitarem a cidade de São Lourenço da mata perto de recife é ótimo lá

[@israelondas8957]

The historical center is beautiful...Recife is called the brazilian Veneza.

[@milaoliveira3133]

Se não fosse o corona vírus,hoje certamente eles estariam tendo uma das experiências mais incríveis de suas vidas. O carnaval de Olinda !

[@kefnl]

@Minority Report sim. É eles são pessoas tranquilas. Não parecem gostar de agito. Carnaval é um horror para quem não gosta. Menos mal.

[@isabelaferreira5245]

Estou adorando a paz e a tranquilidade de não ter carnaval!

[@marceloferreira2756]

Já passaram pela ilha de Marajó essa gravação é antiga

[@claudiosancho957]

Mila Oliveira acho que eles ñ estão em Recife, eles postaram esses vídeos mas ñ acho que seja tempo real ,da pra ver uma árvore de Natal no quarto deles no hotel.

[@meucantinho4851]

Vdd , pensei o mesmo . Q droga esse corona

[@nathanmerritt1581]

The variety of beautiful places in Brazil is truly extraordinary.

[@pcarvalhedo]

Foi desse lugar, Recife-PE, que os judeus fugiram da perseguição religiosa para Manhattan. Lá construíram um templo judaico que é uma das primeiras sinagogas em Nova Iorque com inscrições em português e que ainda existe.

[@tiagoguima6152]

Sim foi da Sinagoga no centro do Recife que os judeus foram para nova Amsterdam no atual estado de Nova York e fundaram a cidade de Nova York.

[@phellipealbuquerque2360]

Sim. Acredito que foi um erro dos portugueses, terem expulsados os judeus da nossa cidade. Dizem que a onde o judeu chega o lugar prospera, veja como é Nova Iorque... Aqui tem a rua do Bom Jesus também conhecida como a rua dos judeus, é linda! Principalmente a noite

[@marlos3333]

New York was founded by Jews from Recife. We can read their names in NY until now.

[@tiagoguima6152]

@@phellipealbuquerque2360 foi por problemas d religião. Foi um erro.

[@wanessabarsa2377]

@@phellipealbuquerque2360 e a rua do Bom Jesus está dentre as 3 ruas mais lindas do mundo

[@felipejr.6748]

*Nordeste do Brasil é maravilhoso, muitos lugares pra se deslumbrar e curtir*

[@nicholassouza8493]

"Êh nordeste, quem não te conhece pensa que padeces!"

[@xperimetal]

In Recife you must visit the *Instituto Ricardo Brennand* castle and museum, its amazing!!! A must see!!!!

[@aferreira66]

Vc viu que tinha uma árvore de natal no vídeo deles? Isso aí já foi gravado há mais de um mês e eles até já devem ter voltado para os EUA.

[@joaomagalhaes6675]

O Instituto Francisco Brennand é ainda mais impressionante. Pq são esculturas e cerâmicas produzidas por ele. Peças totalmente únicas e originais.

[@mariliarejane570]

Lá no recife antigo tem ruas maravilhosas e muitos edifícios antigos vão para lá é muito bom!❤❤

[@FranciscoL]

We actually go in the ocean in boa viagem. It's pretty much safe if you follow the "rules" like not going when the tide is up or raining too much, not going too deep. Most attacks happened with tourists that probably didn't know or didn't follow the instructions on the warning signs.

[@19ld]

First one again!!! Love this couple

[@randomguy7843]

yEaHhhhH i wAs thE firST oNe

[@TheTravelbum]

✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻✊🏻

[@drbrighton6539]

Brazil Ministry of Tourism should fund this couple, what they are doing for the Brazilian tourism is amazing, Quality videos, showing culture gastronomy, attractions, History, also quirky things of different places and regions , Brazil is too big probably needs a season 2 and 3 ...

[@joaopaulofurtadodeoliveira2009]

O centro histórico de Recife também é maravilhoso!!! Conhecido como a Veneza Brasileira!

[@luke83rj]

“We made it without dying”, I laughed so hard with that quote!

[@luke83rj]

@@johnm7353 yeah, that was it, I just thought it was funny the way she said it.

[@shiroumxm2052]

Seriously Brazilians need to promote more all what his contry can offer.. msot people cant relate Brazil to colonial cities but there are cities like this one that i can tell are amog the most pertty colonial cities in latin America!! Loving these Brazil series. Greetings from México

[@artisticcraftoftheworld6130]

Wow interesting vlog well done keep it up guys

[@hojefoilindo5006]

Your videos in Brazil are so good❤

[@TheTravelbum]

🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@jonathaps]

I noticed that most of the time that you had breakfast was not in bakeries, when Brazilians go out to have breakfast, the best places are the bakeries.

[@jonathaps]

@@johnm7353 mas padarias não são de classe alta

[@joel618]

Gringos são gringos

[@wshamburgo]

It was a shame that the video was so short, but I understand that editing them takes time and you still have a lot to see. If you go to the state of Rio Grande do Norte, be sure to visit the largest cashew tree in the world. It is located on Pirangi do Norte beach in the municipality of Parnamirim, twelve kilometers south of Natal, the state capital. It produces 70 to 80 thousand cashews per harvest, equivalent to 2.5 tons. And its size is equivalent to 70 cashew trees, the tree covers an area of ​​approximately 8,500 m², with a perimeter of approximately 500 m.

[@damiaogomes7216]

O nordeste é lindo demais, Olindo, Olinda.

[@celsowaka6838]

2:04 A random man warned the seller "CADÊ O CANUDO?" (where's the straw?) right before Lindsey was about to drink the coconut water straight from the hole. Lol

[@promenad3741]

KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK

[@pauloskinner]

6:08 Tapioca is a Unesco Cultural Heritage of Olinda and that plaza in Alto da Sé has the best Tapioca! You stumbled into it by fate! ;)

[@JoseMariasn]

6:06 and a hair HAHAHAHAHA this is the most disappointing thing that can happen to me while eating. I'd have asked for another one, or maybe just have my money back ://

[@ezequielson5677]

Yes!!

[@danillopetrova]

Mano fala sério, eles ainda foram legais em ter recomendado o lugar

[@diegomangueira]

Provavelmente era uma antena de camarão

[@CarlosEduardo-qs7wn]

6:58 Olha a cara dela quando ele fala que esse eh o melhor lugar p comer um acaraje logo depois dela ter comido um cabelo kkkk

[@JoseMariasn]

@@diegomangueira eu também fiquei pensando depois que era uma antena de camarão mesmo

[@willwallacy8256]

Recife,eu te amor!! Minha Cidade.

[@MAS.05]

Tapioca has indigenous origin, in the Tupi Guarani language it is "Biju". And Tapioca is the dish of the State of Pernambuco. It comes from tapioca with "coalho" cheese and butter, it is the most traditional!

[@iracyaragao1422]

Parabéns à vocês que fizeram ótimos vídeos da nossa cidade Recife e assisti também visita de vocês à Olinda. Obrigado pela forma como apresentou. 💞

[@mutanopaiva45]

Alex e eu acho que voces estao fazendo um belo video falando de nosso brasil estou acompanhando desde o comeco parabens

[@carolmaddox8604]

Loved all the colorful art & buildings. Brazil is so colorful. Thank you for the tour. Be careful of the heat. Take care

[@andrecosta1130]

Try to buy a "bolo de rolo" it is Recife specialty..

[@Mr.Armandolu]

Awwww happy Valentine's day my dear mates horse riders 😊😊💙💙... You both make a beautiful couple together wherever you travel 😊😊😊

[@airtonrodrigues1134]

"shrimp, onions, tomatoes.... And a hair" hahahahahahahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@carolinnapadilha1458]

Amo voces

[@brasilcomunistapatriaamada9448]

Ama eu também ❤️

[@brasilcomunistapatriaamada9448]

@Jony quem 😕

[@marciomorais7811]

também te amo fofura kkk

[@beneditacleusa4837]

Venha pro sul Florianópolis e Camboriú é lindo.

[@charlesbeachboard6832]

Shhh. Need to keep those places a secret. 🤭

[@MarceloFerreira-po4gr]

Só tem favela aiiii

[@olafweinzer5746]

Nazi places

[@arquilho]

Hello, my and my girlfriend love the informal and sincere way you show our country. It is awesome to see an outside view of Brazil specially about the landscapes I already know and love! In a next time try Jalapão. The Fervedouros and Cachoeira do Formiga are awesome!

[@jonastrindade7294]

I was born in olinda 💚💚💚👍

[@claudiosancho957]

Acho que esses vídeos eles postaram mas,não é em tempo real,pois no hotel que eles estão hospedados ainda tem uma árvore de Natal.

Sim. E no vídeo passado, na churrascaria tinha enfeites de Natal. E eles comentaram que uma seguidora tinha recomendado e dado de presente aquele rodízio, se não me engano.

[@aferreira66]

Pelo visto eles já estão até em casa uma hora dessas.

[@charlesbinnx4242]

Congratulation! Nice vidios . Capital de Pernambuco e lindo .

[@senhorcorreia6537]

I like their style of life enjoying other countrys and show us their point of view . Good Lucky André and Lindsey !!

[@elainneunb]

Ohhhh se tivesse carnaval, esse lugar estaria fervendo.... amo Olinda e Recife...

[@ALROD]

I’m loving that wherever you guys go, there are tons of Brazilians giving recommendations of places and food. I’m also Brazilian, but I’ve never been to Recife, so I’ll just watch 😂

[@ledasturlini8656]

Congratulations! Excellent videos, as always, added to his charisma and friendliness. You two are spontaneous and "at ease with life", so you get the best of each place you go. I don't know what your itinerary is, but I think you should go to Rio Grande do Norte (still in northeastern Brazil). There is a spectacular infrastructure to receive tourists. Tours for all tastes: beaches, dunes, cities, fishing villages, ...... you can even ride a camel, if you want. The buggies know the best tours, including: Natal (Ponta Negra Beach), Maracajaú, Pipa Beach, Genipabú, and the largest cashew tree in the world.

[@djericknaka]

Nice vídeo guys. I'm going to Blumenau and Balneário Camboriú in Santa Catarina for work and spend the day enjoying these places. I hope you get to visit the south of Brazil someday, see you in your next video. Have fun.

[@seananderson4490]

I was just in Olinda and Recife, they are awesome, especially Olinda!

[@CachosPistache]

Brasil é lindo ! Do Norte ao sul

[@carlosalbertoramos8372]

Hi, I'm from Recife and i recommend you guys to visit the "Recife Antigo" which is the historical neighborhood of Recife, with a lot of historical buildings, and its a harbor area as well, and the "Instituto Ricardo Brennand" which is a very good museum with lots things about the colonial era of Recife, and medieval items as well!

[@TerciaPereira1973]

Praia de Boa Viagem minha praia de infância saudade

[@travelwithgarry6115]

Happy Valentines Day Alex n Lindsey ❤️❤️❤️

[@breno191296]

Tapioca and Acarajé changes a little bit depending of the region. But the best tapiocas and acarajés are from this little carts that most of the times an old lady owns it. Because this recipes are better when it made by local families, cause is made with love, care and knowledge. This expensive restaurants only sells this with high price because is a national dish and known outside.

[@claudios.r.2640]

Acarajé is typical and exclusive food from the city of Salvador. Of course, I spread across Brazil. The devwe couple put on sunscreen skin.

[@FallenLight0]

O que ela comeu em Salvador tava muito grosso tinha muito mais massa que recheio

[@franciscofernandes1839]

On an island (Fernando de Noronha) right in front of Boa Viagem beach you can dive and swim alongside sharks that do not attack. It is strange but it happens in Pernambuco.

[@anitaalmeida1185]

Olinda....amoooooo cidade Maravilhosa .

[@Rauhofer5916]

Todo canto tem uma Universal.

[@henriquelhrf]

you should try "queijo coalho com mel de engenho" dessert! very typical of our region and DELICIOUS"

[@pamelacioli]

Oh you should come back after covid during carnaval, Olinda has the best carnaval of Brazil!

[@JoseMariasn]

I can't believe you guys didn't take one single picture with the "danger: shark attack" signs. It's like mandatory every time you go to Boa Viagem xD

[@flaviabarrosmaia580]

Olá José! Sou de Recife , moro em Boa Viagem e tomo banho de mar , nas piscinas das barreiras de corais não tem perigo, só em trechos de mar aberto onde as correntes marítimas puxa você, existe sinalização e bombeiros em toda orla.

[@JoseMariasn]

@@flaviabarrosmaia580 Opa, Flavia. Eu também sou daqui. Eu falei só q fiquei triste q eles n tiraram foto nas placas de "perigo: ataque de tubarão", já q todo mundo tira quando vem de fora visitar

[@TheTravelbum]

We actually didn’t see them. Wish we did

[@JoseMariasn]

@@TheTravelbum 11:31 😤 hahahaha any plans on going to Fernando de Noronha, Alex?

[@affonsocoelhoneto187]

Awesome video guys. I been in the states for 15 years u made me miss home. You guys were drinking coconut water a block away from where I used to live with my parents. Have fun. It's carnaval time the best time of the year. Stay in Recife unless u going back to Salvador. U will love it.. but it is hot lol

[@nelqui7685]

Very Nice, beautiful and cozy City. 👌... Go ahead and have fun👍🇧🇷 ... Do you guys ... Be aware with shark attack ... 🦈

[@TheTravelbum]

We are careful about that 🦈 🦈

[@reginaldocicero4616]

Muito Lindo à cidade de Recife

[@TheTravelbum]

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[@tube.brasil]

If not for covid, this place would be absolutely crazy. Olinda has perhaps the craziest street Carnival in the world. Also, most if not all shark attacks in Recife involved surfers who go far into the ocean. Never people bathing near the beach.

[@greaterlordkusanali]

Q&A: traveling is a way of escaping the daily tiring routine, a special moment for fun and joy. Since you're doing this not just for fun, it's also your job, do you think that being always together helps or hurts your relationship? Since you're "always on vacation", does this make traveling ordinary throught time? Loving you guys so much. 🥰

[@analianascimento6377]

Fernando de Noronha is a good place to see for shore.

[@John-john11]

You guys should go to the states of South of Brazil before u return home: Paraná, Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul. Beautiful places over there. It would be amazing spent some good time over there. Some park u should visit there: Beto Carrero World.

[@mutanopaiva45]

kkkkkkkkkkkkk O Alex falando os nomes das barracas em portugues e muito legal

[@mariliarejane570]

Vão para o recife antigo: marcos zero e etc

[@Clara-hc3co]

verdade moro aqui em olinda

[@mariliarejane570]

@@Clara-hc3co É muito lindo 😁

[@mariliarejane570]

❤😁

[@Clara-hc3co]

@@mariliarejane570 muito mesmo

[@bryanb3572]

Happy Valentine's Day!❤

[@charlesacb]

Recife is also known as "hellcife" cause is very hot haha but you guys gonna miss this weather when you get in the North

[@ledasturlini8656]

Parabéns! Vídeos excelentes, como sempre, somados aos seus carisma e simpatia. Vocês dois são espontâneos e "de bem com a vida", assim passam o melhor de cada lugar que vão. Não sei qual é o itinerário de vocês, mas penso que devem ir para o Rio Grande do Norte (ainda no nordeste do Brasil). Lá tem uma infra-estrutura espetacular para receber os turistas. Passeios para todos os gostos: praias, dunas, cidades, aldeias de pescadores, ...... dá até para andar de camelo, se vocês quiserem. Os bugueiros conhecem os melhores passeios, dentre os quais: Natal (Praia de Ponta Negra), Maracajaú, Praia da Pipa, Genipabú, e o maior cajuzeiro do mundo.

[@santi.edison3567]

Hey guys, you should go and visit, Curitiba, Balneário Camboriú, Itajai, Porto Alegre, Gramado ..

[@wanderleyalvesdelimamelo764]

Recife ❤️❤️

[@ekekocool]

Dont forget to visit Brennand Museo in Recife. There are 2 ( they are 2 brothers) . Amazing

[@lulachner]

Guys, keep going up Northeast, still there are tons of beautiful places.

[@waynetaylor5227]

aww so hot...it was 21 below zero F in southern MN this morning. just saying! not playing in the snow today. my suggestion for your next escapade is Australia. they almost speak English and seems like quite a variety in landscape.

[@caroliner2646]

I really grew out of Nate and Kate! I booked Brazil based on your videos! Solo trip

[@OBR3NOW]

Oi, o creme para a pele que a Lindsay comprou, funcionou?

[@isabelaferreira5245]

Também queria saber kk

[@dirceulima1979]

Show de bola seu canal ... Curtindo cada viagem do casal

[@omarijoseph3189]

0:51 HUH, A Christmas Tree is February???!! the little yellow tapioca stalls are so cute. Very artistic & vibrant colours walking through that street.

[@edsecce5685]

What a beautiful place, greets from Peru

[@tirrummservicosautomotivos7062]

Obrigado pelo conteúdo, ficou 10!

[@josebelo3475]

Hello, welcome to my city Recife, have fun!

[@robb2023]

You guys are so amazing and always fun

[@FranciscoL]

Só faltou comprar um axé pra ganhar o certificado de olindense/recifense honorário kkkk

[@hugotavares7437]

O calor de recife é diferenciado kkkkkkkk

Hellcife/Raincife

[@mauricio77vicente35]

In the center of Osasco in São Paulo, hot dog vendors (who have a lot of different fillings.) Also compete for customers, because there is a vendor every five meters on the boardwalk. No centro de Osasco em São Paulo os vendedores de cachorro-quente ( Que tem bastante recheios diferentes. ) também disputam pela clientela, porque tem um vendedor a cada cinco metros no calçadão.

[@mauricio77vicente35]

@MTúlio Verdade.

[@coleengoodell3550]

Happy Valentines day guys. : ) It's 31 degrees here in Louisiana today and I'm freezing. But I get when it's too hot and humid as well. Beautiful place with interesting art. The tree art looks a bit like my attempt at water color came out. lol Love you both, God bless and take care.

[@silviouehara2663]

Hi, guys. There is a place very traditional in Recife. Check Edmilson da Carne de sol. It is awesome. The food is simple but delicious. Address: Av. Centenário Alberto Santos Dumont, 311 - Jordão, Recife.

[@gilmarbarros42]

O acarajé de Olinda foi melhor que o de Salvador pra ela👀👀

[@gabrielmiranda9096]

If we had carnaval this year you guys would not be able to walk so freely because of the amount of people there on this time of year

[@kleberdombroski]

I think the medicine your gf got in the durgstore is working perfectly. In this video she looks so much better. Pretty! In your last video at churrascaria you were looking gorgeous with that blue eyes. Have a gr8 travel :)

[@marcosdaltro]

Wow, Olinda is awesome. I love the historic part of colonial cities

[@susumuraqui]

I have been loving to watch your videos guys and follow your journey throughout Brasil, please after doing the northeast and north, please come back and try to go to Tocantins, Minas Gerais, places like Tiradentes, Ouro Preto, Capitolio etc and then Espirito Santo, the other wonders to see in RJ, such as the coutryside area , and the amazinh South, Santa Catarina, e RS. There still so much of Brasil that you guys can go and show it to us.

[@ericafelix4420]

I love this place so much 😍

[@diogooliveira8636]

Wonderful City

[@silviouehara2663]

Crab is very traditional too at nordeste. Guaiamum gigante is the place to go to have them in Recife.👍🏻👍🏻

[@adolfobriceno1635]

Lindsey, that acaraje looks amazing. Was it good????? Alex, how was yours???? Thanks for sharing and your thoughts of how it tastes. Q&A Now that you have spent more time in Brazil you can now tell when someone is speaking Spanish or Portuguese, but as time goes by can you probably hear more the similarities between these two languages? Like in the word for dish: Plato in Spanish and Prato in Portuguese or like Beach in Spanish: Playa and Praia in Portuguese.

[@David-wl4hx]

Ayyy lmao I’m visiting Recife and Brazil for the first time too right now. Went to Olinda the other day, super cool place

[@antoniosilveira1426]

The best tapioca is only with queijo qualho. Simple and testfull. Love Olinda. Or Ó Linda. In inglês That beautifull view!!!

[@LaercioNunes13]

if it weren't for the pandemic, Olinda's streets would be full of people due to Carnival.

[@Palmeiras1974]

Usually this time would be carnival, and Recife and Olinda have a wonderful carnival.

[@pedrohitten]

you should go to Fernando de Noronha

[@soniasetani3175]

Maybe they go there. I hope

[@LinoGermano]

Picking shade to avoid the sun: I remember myself doing the exact same thing when I I've been to Northeast of Brazil. Oh! and running fom mosquitoes.