The EUROPE of BRAZIL 🇧🇷 (Florianópolis, Balneário Camboriú & Blumenau)

[@joenandamalie]

Would you travel to Brazil JUST to shop clothing and things?

[@fabiam1988]

No, never!🙈

[@brunomiguel888]

Not at all.

[@johankarlsson9720]

I had the same experience when traveling to China, Guangzhou 20 years ago. Cheap and lot’s of great clothes. Bought a huge suitcase and filled it up😂 maybe I’ll go to Brazil to shop the next time 👍😊

[@ThePraQNome]

Yeah

[@BrazilResearcher]

Yes…

[@meupaudeoculos5737]

Finalmente um gringo que vem para o Brasil e não pensa que Brasil é só Rio de Janeiro

[@BillyGringo]

È mesmo não, è só Fortaleza! Kkkk

[@jubernardi23]

Who cares? Vocês ligam demais para o que os outros pensam e falam

[@rosacarrasco3758]

Fuí a Camboriú a un parque temático.Carrara .. Hace más de 1o años.

[@Frey_2026]

@@rosacarrasco3758 You mean Beto Carrero?

[@pericodelospalotes5738]

I am Spanish but I had a Brazilian girlfriend for almost nine years and I visited that country three times but only around Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeiro. I am not only going to visit that part of the South but I am even considering to live there when retired. Economically it is worth, you can live very well with an European pension, at least better than in Europe.

[@Bl4z3MC]

That cat in your profile picture reminds me of a weird Austrian painter

[@LifeofBga]

Gentrification

[@minima7947]

Malaysia is cheaper. My Brazilian Italian husband says food and cost of living in Brazil is way higher than Malaysia. If you try KL , Penang or Johor then you’d enjoy way more in Malaysia than Brazil with Euro .

[@samirSch]

Might reconsider now that we had election fraud and the military betrayed us, so now we're joining the venezuelan socialist hellhole.

[@nancyleal2529]

​@@minima7947 , I believe that Europeans in general feel more comfortable living between "Europeans". That's why they prefer Brazil. For the same reason black immigrants feel more comfortable in cities like Salvador, Rio de Janeiro etc., where there is a big percentage of black/mixed people.

[@Visigothicwarrior]

Brazil also has the highest community of Japanese, outside of Japan.

[@dinho2543]

No Brasil também tem a maior comunidade libanesa do mundo inclusive tem mais libaneses vivendo no Brasil doque no próprio pais Líbano

[@ukguga]

Largest not highest

[@SamtheI]

Also the largest Lebanese outside Lebanon. 🇱🇧

[@williamp9158]

@@ukguga They like to get high that's why he said they're the highest .

[@ukguga]

@@williamp9158 can’t blame them

[@JonasCorrea]

I am from Florianopolis. Born and raised. The only big issue of Floripa for me it is transportation. Its an island it could be totally connected by boats, because 90%of the island commerce and industry is near the Beaches. I was just there again for carnival and it is the only city I would live in Brazil. Definitely the best and the safest one.

[@Lisbonese]

I would love to visit Florianópolis……that is the one part of Brazil that I have really wanted to visit and you guys just made it seem even better.

[@admultra1000]

Trabalhei em Florianópolis, bem aí no centro, onde mostra no vídeo. Mas prefiro minha cidade mais calma e limpa e segura também em Santa Catarina.

[@cesarroberto7276]

South of Brasil is subtropical, not tropical.

[@relocatebrazil]

I'm amazed by the quality of your videos, congratulations. Glad to see you guys enjoying Santa Catarina!

[@tuchevera]

Been living in Portugal for 3 years and it's great to see you guys enjoying Brazil. I miss so much the food, climate and also the brazilian mood.

[@Solek95]

In the interior of Sao Paulo, Espírito Santo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Mato Grosso do Sul and Rio Grande do Sul, you will easily find Italian, German, Swiss, Austrian, Slavic, Dutch, Japanese, Portuguese cities, among other minorities.

[@fabiovicente6938]

Mentira, tudo pardo

[@dingleses]

Sou de São Paulo, morei no Rio de Janeiro e a 15 anos moro em Florianópolis. Daqui eu não pretendo sair. Tenho um caso de amor com essa ilha.

[@frankmorgan2772]

REally nice, lot of people don't know but there's a lot to see in Brazil. My wife is from Criciuma, 100kms south from Floripa, which we visit and always stop by and stay in in other beaches on the way. Then, when returning home, going up to Sao Paulo, we stop on the way in Curitiba and many other places, worth to visit.

[@dolydoly5679]

homeless people are there, not because they have no family or home, but because of their drug addiction. It is a problem that unfortunately affects many cities in Brazil, drug addiction and alcoholism. It's like Skid Row and heroin addicts, but in Brazil we have Crack addicts... I think it's a problem that affects many countries in the world and not just Brazil, I heard that in Europe users of heroin and other drugs have also grown.

[@joenandamalie]

I believe that all countries has these issues. In Denmark most homeless people are also addicts.

[@harrytheone9318]

Have you visited San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle or Philadelphia? I visted these cities and never seen anything like anywhere else ppl like zombies from morning to night in few areas. But these city also have a beautiful part too so I cant portrait that it is all bad. For example I live in London and homelessness is a big issue here now with the cost of living crises and refugees/immigration plus drugs addiction but London still is amazing city, expensive though.

[@equilibriumelementar5339]

Santa Catarina is a beautiful mix of Portugal, Germany and Italy. Its awesome, the coast where we have cities like Florianópolis, Balneário Camboriú, Itajaí and Itapema is a region of Portuguese Colonization and then you reach inland Santa Catarina that is of german and italian influenced in cities like Blumenau or Chapecó for example.

[@Misticaraissa]

Nothing like Portugal.

[@equilibriumelementar5339]

@@Misticaraissa Do you even know the Coast of Santa Catarina??? 😄

[@Misticaraissa]

@@equilibriumelementar5339 I'm Brazilian, I've been there. I like Santa Catarina more cause there are less portuguese roots.

[@equilibriumelementar5339]

@@Misticaraissa Oh no, aham 🤙

[@Misticaraissa]

@@equilibriumelementar5339 eu fiz um elogio, se não sabe interpretar, azar o seu. Não gosto de cultura lusitana, por isso falei. SC é meu estado preferido do sul.

[@JVieiraJr]

Greetings from Santa Catarina hehehe Lovely video!! I lived in Blumenau and it's so nice to see some foreigners showing something more than just Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. There are several other Germanic towns around the North area of Santa Catarina. (some still speaking old german dialects in the countryside and rural areas).

[@olasparen6955]

It has been great to follow your trip to Brasil, so educating and interesting, I can hardly wait for your next "Portuguese Empire trip". I also find it refreshing, in these times of hatred and suffering, to see what Russia can stand for at 12:54 in the video

[@Lucas-cf6kx]

Portuguese Empire???💀

[@joaojosesilva693]

@@Lucas-cf6kx 🙈

[@equilibriumelementar5339]

Santa Catarina is awesome, the coast where we have cities like Florianópolis, Balneário Camboriú, Itajaí and Itapema is a region of Portuguese Colonization and then you reach inland Santa Catarina that is of german and italian influenced in cities like Blumenau, Jaraguá do Sul or Chapecó for example.

[@afaria6173]

By far the bulk of the Portuguese immigration to the State of Santa Catarina was from the Azores islands(mostly from the central group of islands). The bulk arrived in the mid 18th century a full century before the Italians and Germans.

[@theexterminator9626]

In Brazil there are many cities that look like a European country, especially in the south and southeast of the country such as: Blumenau, Coritiba, Campos do Jordão, Petrópolis, Gramado, Canela, Joinville, Holambra etc... But if you just want to see Portuguese architecture in the north and northeast of Brazil, they are perfect for that.

[@Bl4z3MC]

O nome da cidade é Curitiba. Coritiba é o time de futebol

[@Ignatius1972]

There are dozens of Portuguese cities and towns in the South, with better conservation conditions than in the Northern part of Brazil. Probably one the best part of the country to see perfect Portuguese architecture is in the Minas Gerais state (southeast region).

[@eng.edwardc2910]

Why does that matter?

[@mascranegra6903]

Bro your photo profile 🤦‍♂️

[@claudioamasifen2487]

​@@mascranegra6903 you're american bro?

[@DiegoCore]

So cool to see you guys exploring Brazil and Portugal . Like you this is my 3 destinations , I invest in Lisbon, florianopolis and London. I call this my triângulo of love 😜. I’m very happy you guys enjoying south of Brazil. See you guys in Lisbon next week hehe

[@allanferreira2937]

Welcome to one of the best cities in Brazil, please visit Curitiba, I am sure you will love it.

[@carlosbarbosa5821]

Nice. Surprisingly good place to visit. Now I see why the Portuguese and other nationalities settled here.

[@tiagovieira9919]

About the aerial cables, you have to remember Brazil developed pretty recently and only slightly so, we don't really had the money for underground public wiring in most places. Plus the installation of these lines electrified most of the country in a matter of decades and we don't need to deal with snow like european countries, so yeah there's no priority in burying the cables when there are much more pressing issues around the country. On another note, loved the video, Santa Catarina and Floripa are truly wonderful and more people need to know that! Cheers from Brazil

[@j.h.2110]

Japão e Coreia do Sul ainda tem muita fiação aérea , igual no Brasil

[@mtulio-t9z]

we have money to do it, but it's been used in something else

[@hotman_pt_]

it just gives an horrible look. atleast they could join all the cables so it appears as one big cable, and not a mess of tiny ones

[@johankarlsson9720]

Thanks for another fantastic video! Again!! 👍😊🤩❤️👏👏👏 Keep up the great work!! Thanks 🙏 😊

[@giamsouza9286]

thanks to visit our country, you're both always be welcome

[@Ricardolost_]

Amalie reminds me a little of Lagertha from the vikings series! Your videos are very good, congratulations and always welcome in brazil

[@passaporte_portugues]

Great video! You guys made me want to visit Brazil :)

[@fernandaaraujodesouza9353]

Deu até vontade de conhecer Florianópolis... Vídeo bem elaborado e explicativo. 😊

[@mrcarioca8046]

1:37 there are homeless people everywhere, including San Francisco, which is the richest city in the USA

[@lxportugal9343]

7:35 Japan also have that....and USA

[@chadcornelius9249]

Awesome video. We would definitely visit this area. Love the German town. Looks like a great trip!

[@geomensoraroldo2057]

As belezas mostradas por gringos. Precisamos divulgar mais o que é nosso. Temos que parar de mostrar só o lado ruim do BRASIL.

[@Truman101]

Very cool . I live in London and I miss my southern corner of the world. Glad you enjoyed ! The name Florianópolis was N S DESTERRO and changed after my 4th grandfather suggested on a political assembly held at THEATRO ALVARO DE CARVALHO .

[@lfsg689]

Então o culpado é teu ancestral? Sem problemas. Os meus também estavam do lado errado da história.

[@lfsg689]

Qual era o nome dele?

[@celiapereira5223]

Love your videos... thanks for the update 👍💯🤗

[@EmmanuelRibeiro]

Wow! I didn't know that B. Camboriú has so many shops and guys, the food you try on your videos always looks delicious. Also, Jamil has great taste in T-shirts lol. Thank you for showing a little bit of (good) Brazil to the world.

[@ojosazules8828]

Yes B. Camboriu also just recently widened the beach along the entire city beachfront, so now it's much wider and more impressive😉

[@aliciapimentel5228]

I will definitely travel to Brazil!!. Thank you guys.. you really have a talent to show everything around..💜💯.

[@jerrimartins7771]

Legal esse video, sou descendente de açorianos e gosto muito da cidade em que nasci: Florianopolis. Ainda faltou voces conhecerem o sul de Santa Catarina, com forte traços da imigração italiana. Abraço!

[@ruineutro1]

Hey Joen and Amelie. Loved the video. Now I'm hungry!!!

[@angelicacrod]

We don't have a danish city here, like the german cities, but next time you should travel to Minas Gerais. 5000-15.000 danes immigrated to Minas in the 19th century and started the culture of the delicious cheeses that we have now. Unfortunately danish culture has been lost, but this is a legacy for our cuisine 😇

[@Phoenix-ph9qp]

Damn, so they came here in the beggining of colonization? Didn't know about that

[@angelicacrod]

@@Phoenix-ph9qp Eu acho que foi fugindo da guerra com a Inglaterra. Uma das famílias descendente é dos irmãos Lars Grael e Torben Grael, recordistas de ouro na vela nas Olimpíadas.

[@BrazilResearcher]

Danish immigration from years ago in Brazil is small but their descendants completely integrated and are mainly in States of Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, Parana, São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Minas Gerais, Esperito Santo, Pará (Belem) and Pernambuco (Recifé)

[@tonygomes6306]

Hi guys, since your in the southern Brazil go to.Bolshoi branch in Brasil

[@v1n1c1u55anto5]

Brazil has a quite big clothing industry, even in luxury market, where the brazilian luxury shoes industry surpassed the italian one.

[@zinoviefpeicker3946]

As cidades mais bonitas da nossa Santa e bela Catarina é Treze Tílias e Pomerode e Piratuba no meio oeste Catainense com seus belos hotéis e o parque de águas termais , São Bento do Sul, Campo Alegre Jaraguá do Sul, Nova Veneza, Timbo !!!

[@edersonborba5668]

É, não. Questão de beleza é individual, talvez p vc seja, p quem gosta de um ar do interior, arquitetura que lembra a europeia e tal isso possa ser verdade. P quem curte montanha um ar mais frio, estradas com belas paisagens vai preferir a Serra. Quem curte praia, uma gastronomia mais ligada a frutos do mar, fazer trilhas na mata atlântica, baladas e um pouco mais de agitação vai adorar Floripa e achar lindo. Impossível querer determinar qual lugar é mais bonito, depende muito mais do gosto de quem tá julgando do que do lugar em si

[@Bl4z3MC]

Viajo para Treze Tílias quase toda vez que vou visitar meus parentes em Joaçaba. Uma cidade muito bonita, Pomerode fui só três vezes quando era menor e Jaraguá do Sul fui uma vez só e daria nota 8,5/10. Uma cidade mais ao sul de onde eu moro e que gosto bastante é Gravatal.

[@MATSULEIGO]

Caramba, nem sabia que tinha cidade com aguas termais em SC... valeu a dica

[@edersonborba5668]

@@MATSULEIGO Um dos melhores destinos pra aguas termais no Brasil é a região de Santo Amaro da imperatriz e Aguas mornas em SC.

[@phillipbridge1]

We will be there in a couple of months and after watching your video I am even more excited!

I travelled all the places with you and it was amazing; thank you for the video!

[@pathua7692]

Pretty awesome you guys took the time to share us a Brazil trip! @“Shop til you drop” 😆😆😆

[@eddystronger]

What amazing images, you guys are not only extremely charming but also extremely generous for sharing your such beautiful experiences in Brazil! Thank you so much for producing such amazing (and beautiful) films of your trips. Your videos it's always special cause it makes us feel like we're traveling together! God bless your travelings, hoping that you guys keep loving and enjoying each new destination and keeping producing such incredible videos as you always make! Keep it up! Thanks for sharing!

[@formxshape]

Added to list of places to visit. Thanks cool couple.

[@leabianchi]

That's it. Brazil it's not only Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo. Se have a beautiful things in South 🇧🇷♥️

[@sofonias6382]

Principalmente no centro-oeste

[@radrunning8535]

Looks like a really cool place to walk around

[@cowsel666]

Santa Catarina has so much to offer, and we have a rather diverse cuisine and quality seafood, I just missed the oysters 🦪

[@Bl4z3MC]

Devo ser o único manezinho que nunca comeu frutos do mar.

[@cowsel666]

@@Bl4z3MC Eu também não, mas sou do oeste

[@tiosukita]

Ainda existem muitas outras cidades e regiões com diversidade cultural, diferentes belezas naturais e gastronomia típica.

[@theradioramires]

Dane-se a pobbreza de vcs

[@mrcarioca8046]

E daí? O vídeo é sobre Florianópolis

[@Solek95]

@@mrcarioca8046 O vídeo foi sobre 3 cidades sendo que a diversidade é muito superior e não somente no sul do Brasil aliás no Rio de janeiro e Espírito Santo basta subir a serra que tudo muda.

[@Solek95]

@@theradioramires dos melhores IDH do Brasil com relação a pobreza do Brasil uma coisa não justifica outra.

[@leabianchi]

O vídeo é sobre o Sul. Por acaso origens de outros países como Itália e Alemanha não são diversidade? Ter descendência e traços europeus não é natural? Vai dormir, vai.

[@cowsel666]

The largest groups of European immigrants in Brazil are: 1- Portuguese 2- Italians 3- Germans 4- Poles 5- Ukrainians

[@cowsel666]

And all over Brazil you can find Portuguese cities and buildings, which are quite common 🏡

[@dantass.]

Não, o número certo é: 1- Portugueses 2- Italianos 3- Espanhóis 4- Alemães 5- Franceses 6- Austríacos 7- Polacos 8- Holandeses 9- Russos/Ucranianos

[@cowsel666]

@@dantass. poloneses e ucranianos os números passam dos 1.000.000 de habitantes

[@dantass.]

@@cowsel666 Ainda são menores que os demais citados

[@cowsel666]

@@dantass. okok

[@diogorodrigues747]

A question: do the people in Florianópolis sound Azorean? I say this because you have been to the Azores before and lots of people in the Azores have some descendance in the Florianópolis area. Balneário Camboriú looks like Benidorm.

[@joenandamalie]

When we visited the Azores we barely spoke Portuguese. So we actually didn’t pick up on any specific accent other than they sounded a bit different. So we can’t unfortunately answer that question 🙃❤️

[@edersonborba5668]

Eu sou de Florianópolis, e sim, nós temos o sotaque diferenciado do resto do Brasil. Claro que talvez um português não ache parecido com o dos Açores, pq já se passaram várias gerações desde que eles aqui chegaram. Mas nosso sotaque é bem característico e ele vem diretamente dos açorianos.

[@myb.5505]

@@edersonborba5668 eu acho que lembra um pouco o sotaque carioca, na pronúncia do "s".

[@edersonborba5668]

@@myb.5505 Sotaque de Florianópolis não se resume a pronúncia do "s", sim o som do s é mais xiado aqui tbm, mas vai muito além disso.

[@ricardocima]

@@edersonborba5668 acho que foi o unico lugar no Brasil que eu pedi pra alguem repetir o que me disseram hehehe. Sotaques sao muito bacanas.

[@rosimarcabral9417]

Moro em Balneário Camboriú e fico feliz que gostaram. Um abraço

[@Ekaterina_pro_balance]

Wow, I'm Russian from Moscow, I want to eat in Florionopolis and the Russian cafe 😀 we're going class. You guys shoot very beautifully, shoot more videos you have a talent 🫶

[@simonledoux8519]

This video is amazing! If I had seen this a month ago, I would have selected Florianopolis. It actually was an option for one of the places to visit on my intinerary . This will be my first trip to Brazil. Now I wish that I were going there. Instead, I'll be going to Rio, Salvador, Ouro Preto and then back to Rio. I declined on Floripa because I though it would be coldish in May and maybe not enough to do. I absolutely love Portugal too so I would have enjoyed that Portuguese village on the island. I am so glad you had a good time in Brazil and that it all worked out well for you.

[@frmancini]

Rio, despite of its problems, is really fun and has maaaaany things to do... And you will love Ouro Preto (it is impossible not to). I`ve never been to Salvador, so no opinion about that

[@simonledoux8519]

@@frmancini Thank you for your imput. I appreciate it.

[@mmawithsubtitles7460]

It was a good call. It won't be cold in May, however the weather around here is usually unpredictable the closer it gets to winter. Which is when the south wind hits the Island. There will be sunny days just not with a frequency that is attractive to a tourist. Ouro Preto it's a interesting choice. It's also on my list!

[@pedrojioia]

Don't worry, you made quite the interesting picks, but Florianópolis would be a great city to add to that bunch. It would cover some of the biggest different parts of Brazil so it's a nice contrast.

[@guisemensatto]

I live in Florianópolis and I can say it'd worth. But you did good choices. You could try a flight from Rio to Floripa, we have a lot of domestic flights and you could get an interesting price. But in Floripa there is a lot to do, you could spend more than a week here (check out Lagoa da Conceição surroundings). You can't make Brazil at once, I think you will consider a second round after your trip haha. Have fun! Cheers.

[@TheMDM1956]

Loved this video.👏👏👏👏👏💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💘💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖❣️❣️❣️❣️❣️

[@Lopersen]

Good work! Will visit for sure🤞🤩. Obrigadinhos👌

[@alenferina7381]

Balneario is a huge touristic destination where most of argentinians go for holiidays. I like your videos guys. Great work! You are great, amusing and funny. Best regards from Croatia!

[@igorgois]

how did you get the hotel deal? thanks

[@CesarAugusto-tq5gm]

The Balneário(balneary/watering place) de Camboriú has a similarity with Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro: Its beaches are 'artificial' as they were extended by man to welcome bathers and distance themselves from the gigantic buildings on the shore.

[@shawnaleighwilson]

but.... there are homeless people everywhere, all countries, all cities. Homeless & "poor" these people don't necessarily make a place dangerous. I love you guys, but this comment makes you sound super ignorant.. not to mention literally pointing out specific homelss people... imagine if that was YOU ? "look there's some behind you!" They aren't zoo animals... lol How embarassing for them.... :S

[@mlnsalex6156]

Brasil maravilhoso!!! 💚💛

[@shanehopper100]

Nice vedio , can i ask what drone you have ?

[@aliochafonseca5973]

Very interesting side of Brasil. Beautiful video 🙏

[@N17sd]

We love u guys. The cutest ❤️🌸

[@DjalmaGonzaga]

Que bom que gostaram de minha cidade, tbm amo Floripa, não troco minha cidade por nada 😁👍🇧🇷🇧🇷 podem retornar serão bem vindo sempre.!

[@edersonborba5668]

Eu não iria visitar por que eu já moro em Floripa. Legal ver voces conhecendo um pouco do Brasil e principalmente da minha cidade.

[@Solek95]

A mídia do Brasil só mostra Río de Janeiro (capital), São Paulo e Amazonas em algum lugar. Rsrs

[@Just_Jelle]

Since this was filmed before heading back to Portugal, is this the last video in the Brazil series? I'll be sad if it is!

[@luxgoods]

People who are descendents of Europeans are everywhere in Brazil, not just in the South of the country!

[@retromrx4571]

As vezes eu acho que o Brasil é o único país do mundo onde o multiculturalismo funciona... nem nos Estados Unidos é assim.

[@IGOR..........]

1:50 track name please??? amazing vid

[@joenandamalie]

KZbin cerle lee burridge bali and then 5;09 into the vid

[@IGOR..........]

@@joenandamalie as if it wasn't enough to be a beautiful couple, you guys have good taste in music

[@joenandamalie]

♥️

[@marcelojosealves9440]

Hey please visit Curitiba / Paraná, we have some nice parks and the most beautiful train (Curitiba-Morretes) ride through the "Serra do Mar" in the country. Close to Curitiba there is also the state park of sandstones, the park of Vila Velha in Ponta Grossa. It is worth searching for these points. The coast is very close and we have the beautiful island of "Ilha do Mel", a great tourist and cultural experience.

[@bruno3285]

Hey guys, next time you will need to visit Campeche, Canasvieiras, Jurere, Lagoa da Conceição, Santinho, Inglês, Ribeirão, Barra da Lagoa in the city of Florianópolis. These places are beautiful. You stayed in downtown Floripa (center city). It's cool but not the best. Floripa (Florianópolis) is beautiful, safe and nice. Thank you for visiting us.

[@bonaufilho7703]

Still I haven't seen you at jericoacoara Brasil. At least have a pitstop there. It's worth visiting, even for the unique geological formations that allowed the village to evolve. Ps: Loved the Ayahuasca clip, always wanted to try the " gentleman's Trip" but in Europe it's tricky.

[@luizbogojunior4578]

I live in Blumenau and my kids are growing up here. We are glad with that. The life here it really happens with quality! By the way, I loved the video.

[@Ari-ld9hi]

" I look like I'm 6 months in" - Amalie "9" - Joen without missing a beat You two. Just too much. And that part where Joen pronounced China like Trump. Loved it.

[@hansjrntveiti8317]

Tak for god video . Er i fra Danmark som jeg ?

[@joenandamalie]

Yep :)

[@hansjrntveiti8317]

@@joenandamalie . Jeg var i Sao Paulo og Rio de Janeiro sidste år i juli . Man bliver glad for Brasilien og dens befolkning ⭐

[@DK-vn7lr]

You should have gone over to Iguazu Falls while you were down there

[@Picanha_de_Capim13]

Ótimo vídeo meus parabéns. O trabalho de vocês é excepcional alta qualidade e profissionalismo.🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷👍

[@pedrofigueredoruiz8655]

Come to Bonito-MS, you will find it beautiful too. Our state is very safe

[@luizcavalcanti8750]

this kind of portuguese arquiteture is seen all over Brazil.

[@seshmacintosh]

The video is about the south, lol jealous much?

[@anneofgreengables1619]

I don’t like all the skyscrapers but it looks interesting & good shopping is a plus.

[@StewonSilva]

E muito bom ver que pessoa de outros países gostam do Brasil e do seus estados assim

[@elainebelote8547]

Somos Brasil, não somos uma pequena Europa, somos Brasil. Um lugar bem melhor , pois somos um país lindo. Falamos português. Fomos formados por vários povos vindos do mundo todo, vivemos em um país enorme, continental. Tentam nos separar por cor por credo, mas não vão conseguir. Somos uma linda mistura de vários povos. Este é o povo brasileiro. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

[@joaojosesilva693]

A indústria do turismo é um negócio muito lucrativo, perguntem aos portugueses espanhóis franceses italianos etc. O Brasil sendo um país continental e muito lindo ( nem pior ou melhor q a Europa) deveriam apostar muito mais no turismo. Portugal receba à volta de 30 milhões de turistas ano enquanto q o Brasil 7 milhões de turistas! Deveriam reflectir sobre isso e trabalhar mais no sentido de evoluir. O turismo dá muito dinheiro a qualquer país, brasileiro é muito mimimimi....

[@wesleysouza6043]

@@joaojosesilva693 as meninas não criticou o turismo e muito menos os turistas.

[@joaojosesilva693]

@@wesleysouza6043 E então criticam o quê ? São turistas europeus q estão aproveitar as suas férias no vosso país e ainda apanham com uma mentalidade soviética nacionalista ultrapassada! Tristeza, essas meninas q pelas fotos já n são assim tão meninas, já têm idade para terem juízo amigo!

[@joaojosesilva693]

@@jonasbaptista8841 eles vivem em Portugal e querem conhecer os países de língua portuguesa. Começaram primeiro por visitar o Brasil e compararam a cultura brasileira com a influência da cultura portuguesa e também da alemã das zonas q visitaram. Será assim tão desrespeitoso há nação brasileira? Na minha opinião acho q não, eles até gostaram imenso do Brasil. Amigo , vocês têm q ter uma maior abertura às críticas sejam elas positivas e negativas.

[@AdorableUrban]

As a European living in Brasil I must say i totally disagree with you…it’s actually even more beautiful than you are describing 😀❤️ It’s a multicultural society and it’s so amazing the mix of people and the diversity! There is a vibe here that if you compare europe, you actually can’t. European people are quite closed with their emotions and also not near as friendly! Being a foreigner here it’s amazing how well they received me and just to see the smile Brasilians have it just makes you wanna never leave! It’s a true blessing to live here😀🤙🏼🇧🇷

[@BrownPol]

My father is Brazilian and my mother is Hungarian, my wife is Spanish, we intend to visit Brazil, although I still don't speak any Spanish, just a little Italian

[@sugarfalll]

Florianópolis é uma cidade incrível, queria conhecer ❤️🇧🇷

[@frankmorgan2772]

Thats nice, next visit you should go a little bit south, to Rio Grande do Sul, there're are some nice areas in the Serra Gaucha, small/medium towns colonized by Germans and Italians, the wine region and some really nice and peaceful towns.

[@Anonymous-py1sf]

So many european immigrants and it is still a 3° world country

[@frankmorgan2772]

@@Anonymous-py1sf WEll, thats a stereotype for all the countries south the equator. But south of Brazil is not really a "3rd worldish" country, there's not extreme" poverty, no violence, no drugs like LA or NY. ITs a very peaceful region with industries and jobs, good people and nice beaches.

[@Anonymous-py1sf]

@@frankmorgan2772 Well, but I think you don't understand it is peaceful and "not poor" only if you compare it to other parts of Brazil. If you compare it to Europe, it is poorer than the poorest! Moldova (1 of the 3 poorest european countries) is comparable to southern Brazil, but Moldova is still safer. I commented because I have read so much comments like yours because you all think southern Brazil is like Germany but not at all

[@ricardocima]

@@Anonymous-py1sf economical stats are not all there is in life. How can you measure smiles, friendliness, festive spirit, nice weather, beautiful people, amazing nature, good food? So what if a country is poorer than others, if the population is happy and unwilling to move to any other place?

[@wideolink]

Awesome ! Can I get by speaking English only ?

[@BrazilResearcher]

No…learn Portuguese..Brazil is literally only for Brazilians.

[@myb.5505]

Yes, you can. In Brazil a lot of people speaks english too, at least the basic.

[@yohanapereira1629]

Only basic, but at least try to speak Portuguese

[@ricardocima]

As you can see by the first reply, we also have incels in Brazil. Come whenever you feel like but no, english is not very much spoken down here. But you wouldnt have any problems in hotels and restaurants.

[@thevictoriaabia]

Why is the river coffee coloured? Is there a scientific reason?

[@joenandamalie]

I’m guessing excess mud/sand from landslides or heavy raining inland

[@ricardocima]

@@joenandamalie or iron.

[@christ.8547]

That was fun!!.. Thank you!!!💙🌞

[@monda12579]

Miss your videos guys 💜💜💜

[@gustavo75285]

*BRAZIL BEST COUNTRY OF WORLD 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷*

[@goldensun4190]

Bro, where is that place at the end that had a swimming pool and a panoramic glass ceiling? Which city?

[@joenandamalie]

LK DESIGN HOTEL FLORIANOPOLIS

[@YashuaMyLove]

We also have real snow in the winter time in these areas !

[@ricardocima]

mmmmm thats an exxageration. Not even a couple of inches.

[@durantesantos9383]

but in the USA theres many homeless people living on the streets too.

[@joenandamalie]

Yes you have that all over the world.

[@Leoleo54941]

So next time you travel to Europe or USA please show the homeless people there ok?

[@thebordenkw486]

Nice video, as usual. Still the best produced (editing, picture quality) vlogs on KZbin that I've seen so far. The only cringe moment in the video, that I would caution, was the clip with a homeless individual, and the implication that homeless=unsafe. I don't think it's an accurate reflection. It's also possible that it was an unfortunate edit. In any case, the video is great, and watching you two anywhere is like watching family -- very likable!

[@Fernanda-ls2dk]

Brasil tem ótimos pontos turísticos!

[@MarciaCampbellp]

Extraordinary experience! Bravo!

[@harrisonbaker4572]

oh..... Pinkies up at the W Hotel! Great content as usual!