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Please be more careful: you talked most to nordestinos (migrants from the poor northeast). The forró and caribean music is all wrong. Brasilia is known for its rock music, like Legião Urbana rock band. Festa Junina is also something big in the Northeast, not as much in the rest of the country. And you missed the most beautiful builidng in Brasilia, the Itamaraty Palace.
Brasília é uma cidade linda mas na época da seca ela fica cinza e as avermelhada e quando termina a seca ela fica deslumbrante. O que acho melhor é a cultura de pessoas do Brasil inteiro juntas
In 1963 I was drafted into the Brazilian army and sent to Brasilia, to be in the Battalion of the Presidential Guards. After leaving the army, one year later, I decided to stay in Brasilia for a while, taking a job at a travel agency. While there I learned a few things: The shape of Brasilia as an airplane has more meanings. Like an airplane, the president's office seats on the left, as an airplane captain's place. On the right the co-pilot, the Supreme Court and, in the middle, the National Congress, as the navigator, while the ministers, the flight engineers, are located along the huge avenue behind the Congress. Airplanes carry their fuel in the wings, which is where the fuel of the nation sits, the people and commerce. The National Cathedral has the same number of columns at the number of states at the time, all joining at the top, as hands in prayer. Niemeyer, in charge of the most building architecture, was a believer in communism and, in its early days, Brasilia was quite that way. I lived in a very nice apartment having for neighbors a senator, next to me, and a congressman one floor up. The difference was that they paid no rent. Brasilia is very dry but at times, like I remember, thunderstorms were epic. I remember one during which I had to stop the car because the wipers couldn't keep up with the rain. As it stopped in a few minutes, I drove about 100 yards, the ground was dry, and the sun was shining as if rain had never fallen. I like Brasilia.
Also, Lucio costa, responsible for the iconic Brasília "airplane" shape, didn't like it to be called that way, instead he insisted that the city was inspired by a cross ( I don't know if it was because religion).
I´ll write in English for the foreigners to read as well but thanks for the insight into the meaning of the positions of the buildings. I would never know that otherwise. I was born in Brasilia and I am very proud of my city and really love it. I think it does give off a cold vib to the first time visitor but I disagree that the city is not beautiful. It is beautiful to the extreme and so meaningful!!
Só uma observação. Aquela não é a casa do presidente é onde o presidente trabalha. A casa do presidente é o palácio da alvorada, the dawn palace. É incrivelmente lindo.
Oh wow, I recently got interested in Brazilian culture (I even volunteered at the BrazilFest in my city :)) so it's the perfect timing! Would love to see more videos about Brazil. Obrigada!
@@DotsonaMap Come to Goiânia, 150 miles South of Brasilia, where the Biggest Radiological Accident in the world occured in the 80's (very few people know about it).... Where all "candangos" comes for fun, food and have a good time...I'll be more than happy to be your Cicerone around town...Goiânia is the Capital of Goiás, considered the "Nashville of Brazil", and a population of 1.5 million people.... Come and be my guest!!!! We love your videos, here at home we always watch your videos.
Wow, this was by far the best non-Portuguese video I've watched about Brasilia. Such attention to intricate details of what makes the city what and why it is like it is. Great work, really, and production was top tier. 👏
O vídeo ficou muito bom e bem produzido, porém só mostrou locais de comida pobre. Não mostrou os restaurantes e bares chiques da cidade. Existem muitos locais bem mais bonitos tanto pra sair à noite quanto pra comer. Faltou falar mais também sobre as outras cidades. Existem cidades ao redor do centro de Brasília que são enormes e tem muita coisa interessante.
I was born in Rio de Janeiro, lived there and in São Paulo for many years. I now live in Brasilia for over 20 years and have no doubt to say that Brasilia is a wonderfull city to live and rise kids. Here I fell safe and at ease. I do not change Brasilia for any other place in Brazil. Thanks for your video, I hope more and more people see my city with your eyes!
Me mudei pro Sul de Minas por motivos financeiros, tô dando tudo pela minha vaga de servidora pública pra conseguir voltar pra melhor cidade do Brasil, Brasília minha querida 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
@@elisaninis aqui não é nenhum lugar perfeito, mas comparado com outros estados Brasileiros com certeza é uma excelente opção pra viver, eu só pretendo sair daqui pra morar no exterior
You forgot to mention the main person responsible for the Brasília project, urban planner Lúcio Costa, who won the public competition that chose the project for the new capital.
@@justana3010 é porque Niemeyer é bem mais famoso mas os conceitos modernistas de cidade: o automóvel no topo da hierarquia viária, , os blocos de edifícios afastados, os prédios monumentais que ela frisou no video... são conceitos do lúcio costa no projeto dele
Pena que a visita ocorreu no meio do ano, quando a umidade do ar é muito baixa em Brasília, período em que quase não chove. Nas outras estações do ano a cidade fica muito bonita com os gramados verdes, ocasião em que não se tem a forte impressão de terra vermelha.
Visualmente não é a época mais bonita de Brasília, mas prefiro muito mais o período de seca porque é o período que pode sair sem se preocupar com o risco de chuva. Melhor época pra marcar churrasco, casamento, ir para barzinho, aproveitar o eixão... 😅
Pensei o mesmo, Antonio! Tomara que eles voltem um dia e conheçam a cidade florida, pois além de museu a céu aberto, Brasília é um imenso e lindo jardim.
@@mariaclaramonteiro3098 Queria que ela tivesse mostrado mais sobre o parque, o metrô e o CCBB, acho que seria legal pra galera não achar que Brasília não é só essa parte do avião
@@alexedelweiss3267 It's the charm, man. It's pure cerrado, which is why it looks opaque. And it's modernism, which is why it is like that. I don't like either, but the cathedral is magnificent.
Great video! I'm from Rio and never have been to Brasília! Our country is so big that it is impossible to know everything. The only thing I didn't understand was why you used Caribbean music as the soundtrack since Brazilian musical culture is so rich.
As someone from Brasilia living abroad, it’s amazing watching your video. Seeing so much of the everyday life in my beloved hometown brought a tear to my eye. Thank you for this 🫶
De fato, só colando com alguém da quebrada pra você conhecer os encantos dessa cidade (que não se restringe a Plano e Lagos) cujo concreto pode, à primeira vista, assustar o desavisado. Amo esse lugar onde construí minha família,
Moro aqui a vida inteira e gostei de assistir o vídeo... Não esperava assistir até o fim já que o meu dia-a-dia é aqui hahaha Gostei que vocês mostraram um olhar carinhoso com a cidade. Parabéns pelo trabalho!
I live in Brasília, and I'm glad you liked my city and got to know the city for real, not just the tourist sites. Brasília is an incredible city because it is made up of people from all corners of Brazil. Congratulations on the video. 💚
Isso é verdade, mas pelo menos do período de seca temos pôr do sol lindos, e acho que fica mais fácil pra conhecer a cidade do que no período de chuvas.
I was in Brasilia for two weeks in January in order to get my US visa approved (I'm from Venezuela). I have good memories from there and I hope to come back as I have friends and the barbecue as you showed is delicious!!
It's great to see the perspective of foreigners on my beloved Brazil. At first glance, I thought the presenter was Brazilian. Thank you very much for this video and warm regards from Rio de Janeiro.
@@DotsonaMap Brazil is often viewed negatively abroad. Now more than ever, we need foreigners like you to promote our unique qualities, such as our excellent food, exotic locations, distinctive architecture, and, of course, our hospitality. Best regards, and please keep up the good work.
I was born and raise in Brasilia, currently living in Europe, and when people around me talk about Brazil, they never talk about the capital, they don't even know that it exists lol. So thanks for this video, we really appreciate that. ❤
I love Brasília. I am from Rio de Janeiro and lived in Brasília for a couple of years while getting my Master's degree at the University of Brasília. It is a wonderful place to visit, especially in the rainy season when the Dry Garden at the Central Institute of Sciences is in full bloom. To truly experience Brasília, you should stay in the residential area to feel the city's atmosphere and understand Lúcio Costa's vision. The residential areas, known as 'superquadras,' are large blocks designed to promote a sense of community and provide ample green space. They reflect modernist principles, focusing on functionality, simplicity, and integration with nature. Despite the car-centric design of the 1960s, many amenities are within walking distance of any superquadra. Brasília is the unique 20th-century city awarded UNESCO World Heritage status for its innovative urban planning.
It is a wonderful sense of community seeing the absurdity of tons of unused spaces while the city is filled with homeless people, surrounded by slums and the rents are among the highest in the whole country.
@@Zerradable homelessness is a nationwide issue. among major cities Brasilia has one of the smallest percentages of its population living in slums, lower even than Curitiba and Porto Alegre, often touted as the only "civilized" major cities in the country. the high rents and COL are indeed indefensible, but the same can be said for Rio, Sao Paulo and Florianopolis.
@@arccv you are comparing the city filled with the political and public service aristocracy from Brazil with other cities. All of Brasília's problems are solely related to the stupidity of its urban design.
@@Zerradable there are 4m+ people in the metro area, the vast majority of them far removed from the public service aristocracy and the idyllic living of the pilot plan. the city is fraught with problems, and some of them are indeed related to its haphazard spatial planning, but a whole lot of them are the same problems every other major Brazilian city faces.
Que vídeo foda. Adoro o nosso Quadradinho. Realmente com as pessoas certas você pode encontrar lugares maravilhosos. Aqui tem tudo para vc aproveitar a noite!!
I live in Sergipe, the smaller state up here in Brazil, but I’ve been in there for four times. It’s an amazing place, where I can find different people from all over the country and there you feel really at home.
Some small corrections: Brasília has 3.5 million inhabitants and not 5 million. The June festival originates in the Brazilian hinterland (northeast and mid-west region of Brazil)
great video! Brasilia is indeed unknown, even for Brazilians. btw... it was probably non-intended, but it came out really strange to listen to MAMBO (latin non Brazilian musical genre) in the middle of the video. hehe
What an amazing video! I’m Brazilian, I don’t live in Brasília, but I know the city well and love it. It’s an incredible place. Congratulations on your video, I really enjoyed it.
Ela poderia ter colocado um samba, uma bossa nova ou um ritmo essencialmente brasileiro, ficaria ainda melhor o vídeo. Essa música caribenha/mexicana deu um ar tosco, ficou estranho
Não é fácil adicionar músicas a um vídeo porque surgem problemas de direitos autorais. Você tem que colocar músicas sem direitos autorais. Se ela tocar muita música brasileira ela perde ganhos no UA-cam.
This video made such a justice for Brasília! Even Brazilians from other parts of the country use to say Brasília is ugly and uninteresting, but once you get to know how locals live and have fun, it turns into a very warm and vibrant city. It is true the car-centered design of the city makes things harder, especially for tourists, but also the flat relief is very inviting for a relaxing bike ride. Besides all the video has shown, other places I would highly recommend for visitors are Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil and the central park. Not to mention the mountains, waterfalls and historical cities few hours far from the city.
Linda fotografia do vídeo! Boteco é tão nosso, que aqui na minha cidade temos todo ano o festival Comida de Boteco. Fazemos o tour pelos botecos experimentando e votando na melhor Comida de Boteco
I'm from Brasilia and I loved the video, it's my city so I'm very passionate about it. I was born and raised there but I've been living in Espirito Santo for 5 years now, and if you have the chance you should defintely visit this state, it's so beautiful. PS: Brasilia is a car centered city but the bus system is really good and we also have a subway that is amazing, both of these really help with the whole commuting logistics
I live in Brasília for more than 20 years and I loved your video and perspective! Thank you so much for showing our beautiful and intriguing city to the world! It is an amazing overview! ✨❤️✨
Great video! I'm from Brasilia, born and raised and I love my city! It's beautiful here! Unfortunatally you came on the most dry season, when its raining all of this red sand becomes a beautiful green grass! ♥
Maybe the brazilians who talked to you about Festa Junina didn't know that, but it isn't JUNE Festival, it is Saint John's Festival (it was called Festa Joanina or Festa de São JOão, until it became Festa Junina).
I have lived in Brasilia for over 20 years, and I never had a car. So, I would say that you can go to most places in Brasilia without owning car. We have got plenty of buses and a subway, not to mention uber and taxis. You just have to know where to go so you can get the right transportation. Though people who have a car will tell you the opposite. Other than that, congratulations. The video is beautiful, and you explain a little bit of what the city is about in a very pleasant way. Omg, and I'm sorry you got so sick when you got here. I hope you're feeling better now.
Good video but in the next , talk about the beatiful parks in the city like "parque olhos d'água" , "Parque da cidade", very pleasant living areas. Another excellent suggestion is the "Ermida Dom Bosco" place where it is possible to have the flattest view of the city from Lake Paranoá and discover the story about "Dom Bosco's dream vision" is told, which foretold the city centuries ago in a prophetic dream. P.S : I just do not urderstand the word "bizarre" to clickbait. P.S. 2: Mexican soundtrack was "bizarre" kkkkk
Minha cidade natal tão amada, me mudei de Brasília a mais de 20 anos mas morro de saudades! Tive a melhor infância que alguém poderia ter haha Obrigado pelo vídeo querida.
O quadro com o senhor segurando a garrafa de Paratudo como quem estava prestes a ver a careta de uma gringa experimentando me pegou forte, pena que a cena não terminou assim
I was born and raised in Brasilia, and I love the city. I miss it so much! I live in the US now and miss sitting in a plastic chair in a boteco and sharing a litrão with friends! I was expecting a video of the tourist places, but I am enchanted that you brought some places only locals would know! I hope you had a great time in my city! Thank you for sharing it in this incredible video!!
Meu Deus que vídeo lindo ❤❤❤❤❤ não só sobre Brasília, mas sobre nós brasileiros 😊 Amei❤ eu sou brasiliense e fiquei muito feliz com como vc mostrou nossa cidade 🩵
LOVED THE VIDEO! Also, just out of curiosity, the sond used in the Lago Paranoá part of the video from 14:06 to 16:25 doesn't represent Brazil as much. The country is not influenced in any means by Mexican culture or even neighboring countries. The same can be said about the segment that follows - the Riacho Fundo II. If you want to really represent Brazil I would consider using MPB (Música Popular Brasileira - Brazilian Popular Music), Sertanejo, Forró, Samba or National Rock music. But of course, the choice of music doesn't make the video bad AT ALL! The quality is insane, I just thought that this could make it even better.
It showed well the popular cultural life of Brasília. I believe that only 2 points were missing, the Palácio do Alvorada, residence of the Presidency of the Republic, and reputed as one of the most emblematic architectural works in Brasilia, and more often than not, the most important together with the Cathedral. And a mention of chorinho, Brasília is a current reference in terms of chorinho.
I'm from Brasília. Some people that come to Brasília are focused to study and try some job in the government. The most of cities are planned, so you're gonna find areas divided for shops, houses, apartments, hotels, offices. That's why you need a car to enjoy the city.
I dont see many people covering Brasilia, and it was refreshing to see your video because its so informative and actually shows how the city is and I love that you visited here with a local to see all the nooks and crannys, cuz really thats where brasilia shines!
A depender das regiões, festa junina são mais importantes para o brasil que o carnaval para o brasileiro, apesar da imagem que é vendida sobre nos em relação ao canaval.
Eu tbm acho que festa Junina é mais importante aqui no DF pelo menos, é uma celebração que todo mundo participa no geral. Carnaval não é todo mundo que gosta da muvuca e também não é comum todas as idades participarem
Só um Brasiliense calango do cerrado de verdade ia conseguir fazer um gringo entender essa bagunça que eu chamo de cidade, e vocês conseguiram, ficou lindo. Parabéns e muito obrigado, porque a partir de hoje quando eu quiser fazer um gringo entender alguma coisa sobre Brasília eu vou começar mostrando o trabalho de vocês :)
@@leoru5104 Porque é tipo quarto de adolescente , é uma zona, mas se arrumar você nunca mais acha nada. É uma mistura de arrumado com tudo misturado, é complicado mas ao mesmo tempo é simples.
Every single time I saw someone pouring a glass of ParaTudo I said a little prayer for the poor souls that would drink it. That thing is the strongest liquor I have ever tasted in my life! But it is one great video. I hope you get to visit other non mainstream places in Brazil. This is one great, very diverse country, and most tourist only get to know Rio and São Paulo. And with only getting to know only those 2 cities, the country get a reputation outside that really does not represent what amazing places we have here. have a nice trip and congratulations on an amazingly well made video.
This is exactly like Abuja idea in Nigeria. The capital was Lagos until 1991 when government built up Abuja from almost notthing and moved the capital there in the north central of the country.
The capital of Brazil was once Rio de Janeiro, but to avoid naval invasions they moved the capital to the center of the country, and yes, Rio de Janeiro was invaded in 1711 by the French, after that forts were built in the city's bay and later the capital moved to the center of the country in 1960
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Please be more careful: you talked most to nordestinos (migrants from the poor northeast). The forró and caribean music is all wrong. Brasilia is known for its rock music, like Legião Urbana rock band. Festa Junina is also something big in the Northeast, not as much in the rest of the country. And you missed the most beautiful builidng in Brasilia, the Itamaraty Palace.
There are many Brasílias in Brasilia. You will never get to know all of them.
@@Marcelo-Caruccio “Be more careful: you talked most to nordestinos (migrants from the poor northeast).”
Your prejudice is DISGUSTING!
Vai pra Argentina playboyzinho nazi nojento.
Nojento é sua falta de conhecimento,onde está errado falar a verdade???
Somos o Quarteto de forró que aparece na filmagem feita no Buteco do Encontro. Lampião Elétrico. Obrigado por esse trabalho. Bem produzido. Parabéns
Thanks for a great night! We had so much fun.
@@DotsonaMap You ARE NOT welcome here, get FUCK out of MY COUNTRY!
🎼🎼🎼
Ele tá de olho
É na butique dela
Ele tá de olho
É na butique dela🎼....
Gostei 👍
😂😂😂😂
Muito obrigado por disseminar a cultura nordestina e o forró na Capital Federal, vocês são show!
Ninguém se importa
I'm from Brasília. I've seen many videos produced by foreigners about Brasilia. And none represented the city in such a real way. congratulations.
Thank you so much! 🙏
i loved your coment... This video didn't show the best places
Brasília é uma cidade linda mas na época da seca ela fica cinza e as avermelhada e quando termina a seca ela fica deslumbrante. O que acho melhor é a cultura de pessoas do Brasil inteiro juntas
O seu racismo é evidente. Acho que vc é doente ou demente que quer aparecer.
@@SagresSagres "Além de um povinho atrasado que vem do norte." Não sei se entendi bem. Isso foi só xenofobia pura mesmo?
In 1963 I was drafted into the Brazilian army and sent to Brasilia, to be in the Battalion of the Presidential Guards.
After leaving the army, one year later, I decided to stay in Brasilia for a while, taking a job at a travel agency. While there I learned a few things:
The shape of Brasilia as an airplane has more meanings. Like an airplane, the president's office seats on the left, as an airplane captain's place. On the right the co-pilot, the Supreme Court and, in the middle, the National Congress, as the navigator, while the ministers, the flight engineers, are located along the huge avenue behind the Congress. Airplanes carry their fuel in the wings, which is where the fuel of the nation sits, the people and commerce.
The National Cathedral has the same number of columns at the number of states at the time, all joining at the top, as hands in prayer.
Niemeyer, in charge of the most building architecture, was a believer in communism and, in its early days, Brasilia was quite that way. I lived in a very nice apartment having for neighbors a senator, next to me, and a congressman one floor up. The difference was that they paid no rent.
Brasilia is very dry but at times, like I remember, thunderstorms were epic. I remember one during which I had to stop the car because the wipers couldn't keep up with the rain. As it stopped in a few minutes, I drove about 100 yards, the ground was dry, and the sun was shining as if rain had never fallen.
I like Brasilia.
Brasilia realmente foi muito bem pensada...
Also, Lucio costa, responsible for the iconic Brasília "airplane" shape, didn't like it to be called that way, instead he insisted that the city was inspired by a cross ( I don't know if it was because religion).
I´ll write in English for the foreigners to read as well but thanks for the insight into the meaning of the positions of the buildings.
I would never know that otherwise.
I was born in Brasilia and I am very proud of my city and really love it.
I think it does give off a cold vib to the first time visitor but I disagree that the city is not beautiful. It is beautiful to the extreme and so meaningful!!
Excelente comentário.
O senhor conviveu com o pres. João Goulart? O que achava do governo dele a época?
Só uma observação. Aquela não é a casa do presidente é onde o presidente trabalha. A casa do presidente é o palácio da alvorada, the dawn palace. É incrivelmente lindo.
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"house" é um termo usado para "construção". Dizer "president's house" é como dizer "onde fica o presidente".
@@brunolike8631 deveria ser a casa da presidência
@@brunolike8631 Na verdade, ela usou "house"
@@marianasena1125 foi mal, tinha me enganado kkkk. Mas ainda sim, home e house são sinônimos
Oh wow, I recently got interested in Brazilian culture (I even volunteered at the BrazilFest in my city :)) so it's the perfect timing! Would love to see more videos about Brazil. Obrigada!
Welcome to Brasil !🇧🇷
More coming soon!
@@DotsonaMap Come to Goiânia, 150 miles South of Brasilia, where the Biggest Radiological Accident in the world occured in the 80's (very few people know about it)....
Where all "candangos" comes for fun, food and have a good time...I'll be more than happy to be your Cicerone around town...Goiânia is the Capital of Goiás, considered the "Nashville of Brazil", and a population of 1.5 million people.... Come and be my guest!!!! We love your videos, here at home we always watch your videos.
Where are you from ?
Wow, this was by far the best non-Portuguese video I've watched about Brasilia. Such attention to intricate details of what makes the city what and why it is like it is.
Great work, really, and production was top tier. 👏
Thank you so much! Loved reading your comment
O vídeo ficou muito bom e bem produzido, porém só mostrou locais de comida pobre. Não mostrou os restaurantes e bares chiques da cidade. Existem muitos locais bem mais bonitos tanto pra sair à noite quanto pra comer. Faltou falar mais também sobre as outras cidades. Existem cidades ao redor do centro de Brasília que são enormes e tem muita coisa interessante.
The city looks stunning when the ipe trees are blooming.
Agora está rosa e amarela. Muito linda!
I was born in Rio de Janeiro, lived there and in São Paulo for many years. I now live in Brasilia for over 20 years and have no doubt to say that Brasilia is a wonderfull city to live and rise kids. Here I fell safe and at ease. I do not change Brasilia for any other place in Brazil. Thanks for your video, I hope more and more people see my city with your eyes!
Além de linda e inteligente, ainda manda bem no inglês. 🥰
Me mudei pro Sul de Minas por motivos financeiros, tô dando tudo pela minha vaga de servidora pública pra conseguir voltar pra melhor cidade do Brasil, Brasília minha querida 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻
@@elisaninis aqui não é nenhum lugar perfeito, mas comparado com outros estados Brasileiros com certeza é uma excelente opção pra viver, eu só pretendo sair daqui pra morar no exterior
É nois carioca meu mano tudo de bom pra você
This is the best video made by a foreigner about Brasilia. You really captured the essence of the city. Congrats 👏🏾
Thank you 🙏
You forgot to mention the main person responsible for the Brasília project, urban planner Lúcio Costa, who won the public competition that chose the project for the new capital.
AFF brasileiro é chato
@@justana3010 rsrsrs ,
@@justana3010 é porque Niemeyer é bem mais famoso mas os conceitos modernistas de cidade: o automóvel no topo da hierarquia viária, , os blocos de edifícios afastados, os prédios monumentais que ela frisou no video... são conceitos do lúcio costa no projeto dele
@@poluxcastor1886 chaaato
@@justana3010 e ele tá errado? tu que é chata pra krlho
Pena que a visita ocorreu no meio do ano, quando a umidade do ar é muito baixa em Brasília, período em que quase não chove. Nas outras estações do ano a cidade fica muito bonita com os gramados verdes, ocasião em que não se tem a forte impressão de terra vermelha.
Visualmente não é a época mais bonita de Brasília, mas prefiro muito mais o período de seca porque é o período que pode sair sem se preocupar com o risco de chuva.
Melhor época pra marcar churrasco, casamento, ir para barzinho, aproveitar o eixão... 😅
Pensei o mesmo, Antonio! Tomara que eles voltem um dia e conheçam a cidade florida, pois além de museu a céu aberto, Brasília é um imenso e lindo jardim.
realmente, agora tá bem mais tranquilo por aqui
@@mariaclaramonteiro3098 Queria que ela tivesse mostrado mais sobre o parque, o metrô e o CCBB, acho que seria legal pra galera não achar que Brasília não é só essa parte do avião
@ImIkuyy0 Sim, faltou o parque da cidade e a igrejinha, mas achei legal que ela foi longe na Feira do Produtor na Vicente Pires e no Riacho Fundo.
A Dream like city for architects but a nightmare for Engineers
Dreams like City ? Not . . . ! 🤣🤣🤣
Not so for urbanists too!
It's ugly, dude. Far from beating Neoclassical style constructions.
@alexedelweiss3267 wtf? stop belittling the beauty of a city man
@@alexedelweiss3267 It's the charm, man. It's pure cerrado, which is why it looks opaque. And it's modernism, which is why it is like that. I don't like either, but the cathedral is magnificent.
Great video! I'm from Rio and never have been to Brasília! Our country is so big that it is impossible to know everything. The only thing I didn't understand was why you used Caribbean music as the soundtrack since Brazilian musical culture is so rich.
Yep!!!👍🏽
Fiz um comentário igual ao seu, essa música não nos identifica 👍
Imagina aquela música do início, tocando no vídeo inteiro... Foi melhor assim.
As someone from Brasilia living abroad, it’s amazing watching your video. Seeing so much of the everyday life in my beloved hometown brought a tear to my eye. Thank you for this 🫶
I know what you are talking about, I can feel you. I am not from Brasilia, but from Goiânia in the same situation as you.
@@EnigmaQueen porque vc n escreveu em português kkkkk
De fato, só colando com alguém da quebrada pra você conhecer os encantos dessa cidade (que não se restringe a Plano e Lagos) cujo concreto pode, à primeira vista, assustar o desavisado. Amo esse lugar onde construí minha família,
Moro aqui a vida inteira e gostei de assistir o vídeo... Não esperava assistir até o fim já que o meu dia-a-dia é aqui hahaha
Gostei que vocês mostraram um olhar carinhoso com a cidade. Parabéns pelo trabalho!
I live in Brasília, and I'm glad you liked my city and got to know the city for real, not just the tourist sites. Brasília is an incredible city because it is made up of people from all corners of Brazil. Congratulations on the video. 💚
O período da seca realmente afeta o visual mas Brasília e linda!
Isso é verdade, mas pelo menos do período de seca temos pôr do sol lindos, e acho que fica mais fácil pra conhecer a cidade do que no período de chuvas.
Linda onde? Cidade feia do cão
Que vídeo gostoso de assistir, sou de Brasília e me senti representado
DOPE! Born and raised in Brasilia, this video is fantastic. Congrats!
Thank you 🙌
I'm from Brasília and I've lived here since I was born (35 years ago). I have never seen a video so precise and so deep about the city. I'm impressed.
Thank you! Glad you liked it :)
Pensei que a apresentadora era Brasileira.
@@dunno2014 Parece! Fiquei com essa dúvida também e fui pesquisar mais entrando no canal e outros vídeos.
Faltou trocar Cidade do Pós Guerra pra Cidade Comunista mesmo !
I was in Brasilia for two weeks in January in order to get my US visa approved (I'm from Venezuela). I have good memories from there and I hope to come back as I have friends and the barbecue as you showed is delicious!!
It's great to see the perspective of foreigners on my beloved Brazil. At first glance, I thought the presenter was Brazilian. Thank you very much for this video and warm regards from Rio de Janeiro.
Thank you!! And stay tuned for our video from Rio ;)
@@DotsonaMap Brazil is often viewed negatively abroad. Now more than ever, we need foreigners like you to promote our unique qualities, such as our excellent food, exotic locations, distinctive architecture, and, of course, our hospitality. Best regards, and please keep up the good work.
Mano, esse vídeo foi muito bem feito. Parece que eu tô vendo um programa de TV renomada
I was born and raise in Brasilia, currently living in Europe, and when people around me talk about Brazil, they never talk about the capital, they don't even know that it exists lol. So thanks for this video, we really appreciate that. ❤
I love Brasília. I am from Rio de Janeiro and lived in Brasília for a couple of years while getting my Master's degree at the University of Brasília. It is a wonderful place to visit, especially in the rainy season when the Dry Garden at the Central Institute of Sciences is in full bloom. To truly experience Brasília, you should stay in the residential area to feel the city's atmosphere and understand Lúcio Costa's vision.
The residential areas, known as 'superquadras,' are large blocks designed to promote a sense of community and provide ample green space. They reflect modernist principles, focusing on functionality, simplicity, and integration with nature. Despite the car-centric design of the 1960s, many amenities are within walking distance of any superquadra. Brasília is the unique 20th-century city awarded UNESCO World Heritage status for its innovative urban planning.
It is a wonderful sense of community seeing the absurdity of tons of unused spaces while the city is filled with homeless people, surrounded by slums and the rents are among the highest in the whole country.
@@Zerradable homelessness is a nationwide issue. among major cities Brasilia has one of the smallest percentages of its population living in slums, lower even than Curitiba and Porto Alegre, often touted as the only "civilized" major cities in the country. the high rents and COL are indeed indefensible, but the same can be said for Rio, Sao Paulo and Florianopolis.
@@arccv you are comparing the city filled with the political and public service aristocracy from Brazil with other cities.
All of Brasília's problems are solely related to the stupidity of its urban design.
@@Zerradable there are 4m+ people in the metro area, the vast majority of them far removed from the public service aristocracy and the idyllic living of the pilot plan. the city is fraught with problems, and some of them are indeed related to its haphazard spatial planning, but a whole lot of them are the same problems every other major Brazilian city faces.
Que vídeo foda. Adoro o nosso Quadradinho. Realmente com as pessoas certas você pode encontrar lugares maravilhosos. Aqui tem tudo para vc aproveitar a noite!!
I live in Sergipe, the smaller state up here in Brazil, but I’ve been in there for four times. It’s an amazing place, where I can find different people from all over the country and there you feel really at home.
So nice when foreign people are respectful and careful with details (traditions, history)! Great video.
That is a hell of job right there!
I liked how you showcased the city, its life, and especially its architecture. Well done..
I have to say that your channel is really amazing, great work.
I wouldn't be lying if I said that this is one of the best channels I've ever seen.
Excellent video about Brasilia! Greetings from a Brazilian living in Portugal. ❤
Brasília é uma das cidades mais lindas do Brasil e do mundo, não tem como não se impressionar com tanta beleza e modernidade.
Basta ter bom senso que você consegue.
Feinha
Some small corrections:
Brasília has 3.5 million inhabitants and not 5 million.
The June festival originates in the Brazilian hinterland (northeast and mid-west region of Brazil)
Brasília is car-centric, but it also has cycle paths and buses that connect the entire city so you can get around even if you don't have a car
Sure, but it's not walkable, it doesn't have walkable neighborhoods, that's the current global trend she mentioned. Also, no metro?
@@WildVoltorbthat’s just in the central region that the government planned , the rest of the city is just like any other city in Brazil
@@WildVoltorb you're misinformed... it does have a metro web and side-streets all around it!!!
@WildVoltorb it has metro, but it goes basically in a straight line, connecting the central part to a satellite city
@@vitorhegermann”the rest of the city” 😂😂 It’s not walkable, thus it’s terrible for pedestrians.
great video! Brasilia is indeed unknown, even for Brazilians.
btw... it was probably non-intended, but it came out really strange to listen to MAMBO (latin non Brazilian musical genre) in the middle of the video. hehe
Kakakakakka o cara levou a gringa num dos piores botecos de Brasília kakaka
Thank you! A beautyfull homage to the capital city!
What an amazing video! I’m Brazilian, I don’t live in Brasília, but I know the city well and love it. It’s an incredible place. Congratulations on your video, I really enjoyed it.
Amo que a trilha sonora não é brasileira e sim da parte hispânica da américa latina hahaha
Kkkkk
Ela poderia ter colocado um samba, uma bossa nova ou um ritmo essencialmente brasileiro, ficaria ainda melhor o vídeo. Essa música caribenha/mexicana deu um ar tosco, ficou estranho
@@MosesGHCbossa nova, a trilha sonora do fasxismu.
Só no início que ela colocou um funkzinho e uma bossa nova depois kkkkk
Não é fácil adicionar músicas a um vídeo porque surgem problemas de direitos autorais. Você tem que colocar músicas sem direitos autorais. Se ela tocar muita música brasileira ela perde ganhos no UA-cam.
Very good video! it showed Brasilia as it is. but there are still many things for you to discover. much love from Brasília!
A great city to live. Lived all my life in Brasília and I love it, awesome video!
deve ser um dos vídeos mais competentes que eu ja vi nessa temática de "cidades pelo mundo"
This video made such a justice for Brasília! Even Brazilians from other parts of the country use to say Brasília is ugly and uninteresting, but once you get to know how locals live and have fun, it turns into a very warm and vibrant city. It is true the car-centered design of the city makes things harder, especially for tourists, but also the flat relief is very inviting for a relaxing bike ride. Besides all the video has shown, other places I would highly recommend for visitors are Centro Cultural Banco do Brasil and the central park. Not to mention the mountains, waterfalls and historical cities few hours far from the city.
A verdade é q todas as pessoas que falam mal de Brasília são de cidades iguais ou piores.
@@n4ira..eu sou de São Paulo e não gosto de Brasília, que bom pra quem curte e tá tudo bem ✌🏽
@@BionicPoodle não gostar é diferente de falar mal, também não gosto de São Paulo mas nao falo nada sobre
Mas é uma cidade com arquitetura feia mesmo.
@@n4ira..não pode falar mal, tá proibido?
I am from Northeastern Brazil but moved abroad 21 years ago. it was so beautifully put. thank you so much!
Linda fotografia do vídeo! Boteco é tão nosso, que aqui na minha cidade temos todo ano o festival Comida de Boteco. Fazemos o tour pelos botecos experimentando e votando na melhor Comida de Boteco
WOW just the way you showed the country was amazing, great editing, and places , love it
Like a very famous singer in Brasil say "Estou indo para Brasília, nesse país lugar melhor não há"
Well…. Quem estava indo para Brasília e disse essa frase, foi o boiadeiro. Que disse essa frase pra João de Santo Cristo. CHeck your facts ! Lol
@@Top3.TravelRenato Russo colocou essa frase em uma das músicas da Legião Urbana.
BsB is specially beautiful during the rainy season when everything is so green and flowered.
O cachorro comendo espetinho foi engraçado kkkkkk🤣🤣🤣🤣🍢🍢🍢🍢🐕🐕🐕🐕
i'm from Brasília and i've never seen a video like this about my city. You really did a great job
Mudei para Brasília em 1995. Ficarei por aqui.
Such great job you guys did about the city. Gonna watch more of your works now. Godspeed
As festas juninas são as melhores festas do ano. Várias comidas diferentes, danças de quadrilhas.
Muito boa a época.
Great job! You really took the Brasilia mood!!
I am from Brasília, you did a very good job showing a bit of the city and it's people. Again, great job!
This video is excellent! Lenza really knows brasília best stuff.
Congratualations and thanks for talking so well by my city! She’s realy looks like it. And “espetinhos” are ours jewells.
meu Deus nao acredito q vcs foram no piau e feira de vicente pires.... uauu eu sigo mais de 3o canais e estou impressionada com vcs...
Produção de altíssimo nível. Parabéns 👏👏👏
Amei como mostrou a brasília fora do Plano Piloto. Congrats for that!
Mas brasílixa é só plano piloto. O resto é o resto...
I'm from Brasilia and I loved the video, it's my city so I'm very passionate about it. I was born and raised there but I've been living in Espirito Santo for 5 years now, and if you have the chance you should defintely visit this state, it's so beautiful. PS: Brasilia is a car centered city but the bus system is really good and we also have a subway that is amazing, both of these really help with the whole commuting logistics
I live in Brasília for more than 20 years and I loved your video and perspective! Thank you so much for showing our beautiful and intriguing city to the world! It is an amazing overview! ✨❤️✨
You guys should go to Pirinopolis!! It’s really worth a visit!!
Great video! I'm from Brasilia, born and raised and I love my city! It's beautiful here! Unfortunatally you came on the most dry season, when its raining all of this red sand becomes a beautiful green grass! ♥
Maybe the brazilians who talked to you about Festa Junina didn't know that, but it isn't JUNE Festival, it is Saint John's Festival (it was called Festa Joanina or Festa de São JOão, until it became Festa Junina).
Congratulations on the video! I'm from Brasília, and you show our region and culture in a very honest way.
Que vídeo top.... Parabéns pela qualidade e conteúdo.
I have lived in Brasilia for over 20 years, and I never had a car. So, I would say that you can go to most places in Brasilia without owning car. We have got plenty of buses and a subway, not to mention uber and taxis. You just have to know where to go so you can get the right transportation. Though people who have a car will tell you the opposite. Other than that, congratulations. The video is beautiful, and you explain a little bit of what the city is about in a very pleasant way. Omg, and I'm sorry you got so sick when you got here. I hope you're feeling better now.
Good video but in the next , talk about the beatiful parks in the city like "parque olhos d'água" , "Parque da cidade", very pleasant living areas.
Another excellent suggestion is the "Ermida Dom Bosco" place where it is possible to have the flattest view of the city from Lake Paranoá and discover the story about "Dom Bosco's dream vision" is told, which foretold the city centuries ago in a prophetic dream.
P.S : I just do not urderstand the word "bizarre" to clickbait.
P.S. 2: Mexican soundtrack was "bizarre" kkkkk
Loved it! I’m from Brasília and you captured the city’s spirit very well :)
Your content is topnotch. Love from Hyderabad, India.
Minha cidade natal tão amada, me mudei de Brasília a mais de 20 anos mas morro de saudades! Tive a melhor infância que alguém poderia ter haha Obrigado pelo vídeo querida.
Que legal que vocês estiveram por aqui. Voltem mais vezes, temos muita facilidade em fazer amizades
Uau. Adorei. Moro em Brasília há 50 anos e achei fantástica essa sua visão de Brasília. Muito bem feito. Parabéns.
O quadro com o senhor segurando a garrafa de Paratudo como quem estava prestes a ver a careta de uma gringa experimentando me pegou forte, pena que a cena não terminou assim
I was born and raised in Brasilia, and I love the city. I miss it so much! I live in the US now and miss sitting in a plastic chair in a boteco and sharing a litrão with friends! I was expecting a video of the tourist places, but I am enchanted that you brought some places only locals would know! I hope you had a great time in my city! Thank you for sharing it in this incredible video!!
Meu Deus que vídeo lindo ❤❤❤❤❤ não só sobre Brasília, mas sobre nós brasileiros 😊
Amei❤ eu sou brasiliense e fiquei muito feliz com como vc mostrou nossa cidade 🩵
LOVED THE VIDEO!
Also, just out of curiosity, the sond used in the Lago Paranoá part of the video from 14:06 to 16:25 doesn't represent Brazil as much. The country is not influenced in any means by Mexican culture or even neighboring countries. The same can be said about the segment that follows - the Riacho Fundo II.
If you want to really represent Brazil I would consider using MPB (Música Popular Brasileira - Brazilian Popular Music), Sertanejo, Forró, Samba or National Rock music.
But of course, the choice of music doesn't make the video bad AT ALL! The quality is insane, I just thought that this could make it even better.
Not only you showed my city but also my neighborhood Riacho Fundo II that's awesome 🤗🤗
Representing lol
such a good video bout Brasília, ive been getting those experiences since I was born, 26y
It showed well the popular cultural life of Brasília. I believe that only 2 points were missing, the Palácio do Alvorada, residence of the Presidency of the Republic, and reputed as one of the most emblematic architectural works in Brasilia, and more often than not, the most important together with the Cathedral. And a mention of chorinho, Brasília is a current reference in terms of chorinho.
Look, as a resident of the capital, this was one of the best, if not the best video about Brasília! Congratulations on the excellent work!
I'm from Brasília. Some people that come to Brasília are focused to study and try some job in the government. The most of cities are planned, so you're gonna find areas divided for shops, houses, apartments, hotels, offices. That's why you need a car to enjoy the city.
Ótimo vídeo. Ganhou um novo inscrito.
I dont see many people covering Brasilia, and it was refreshing to see your video because its so informative and actually shows how the city is and I love that you visited here with a local to see all the nooks and crannys, cuz really thats where brasilia shines!
A depender das regiões, festa junina são mais importantes para o brasil que o carnaval para o brasileiro, apesar da imagem que é vendida sobre nos em relação ao canaval.
Eu tbm acho que festa Junina é mais importante aqui no DF pelo menos, é uma celebração que todo mundo participa no geral. Carnaval não é todo mundo que gosta da muvuca e também não é comum todas as idades participarem
Carnaval é superestimado
So crazy to see my hometown through someone else's eyes! I'm glad you enjoyed it
Só um Brasiliense calango do cerrado de verdade ia conseguir fazer um gringo entender essa bagunça que eu chamo de cidade, e vocês conseguiram, ficou lindo. Parabéns e muito obrigado, porque a partir de hoje quando eu quiser fazer um gringo entender alguma coisa sobre Brasília eu vou começar mostrando o trabalho de vocês :)
Mas por que você chama de bagunça? Você não fala de planejamento urbano certo?
@@leoru5104 Porque é tipo quarto de adolescente , é uma zona, mas se arrumar você nunca mais acha nada. É uma mistura de arrumado com tudo misturado, é complicado mas ao mesmo tempo é simples.
@@tejotahkkkkkk
Ahhh que vídeo legal. Moro em São Paulo e me inscrevi no canal
Eu amo Brasilia morei por um ano e fiquei apaixonada..
This is the best view of a foreigner about Brasilia. Congrats on this work
I am from Brasilia, did u guys have any time to checkout the valley of the dawn (Vale do Amanhecer)? Is really a cool place to know
Every single time I saw someone pouring a glass of ParaTudo I said a little prayer for the poor souls that would drink it. That thing is the strongest liquor I have ever tasted in my life!
But it is one great video. I hope you get to visit other non mainstream places in Brazil. This is one great, very diverse country, and most tourist only get to know Rio and São Paulo. And with only getting to know only those 2 cities, the country get a reputation outside that really does not represent what amazing places we have here.
have a nice trip and congratulations on an amazingly well made video.
amazing vid!
Its just like you said, a city of hidden gems. I lived there for 15 years and have very fond memories of the time I spent there.
Produção muito bem executada. Acho que melhor do que muita produção do próprio brasil. Parabéns pelo excelente conteúdo. Muito primoroso.
This is exactly like Abuja idea in Nigeria. The capital was Lagos until 1991 when government built up Abuja from almost notthing and moved the capital there in the north central of the country.
The capital of Brazil was once Rio de Janeiro, but to avoid naval invasions they moved the capital to the center of the country, and yes, Rio de Janeiro was invaded in 1711 by the French, after that forts were built in the city's bay and later the capital moved to the center of the country in 1960