9:05 Very small mistake, but Congonhas is a regional airport. The first thing you'd most likely see here coming in vacation would be the Guarulhos airport, which accepts international flights.
São Paulo is truly a chaos. The city never sleeps, everywhere it's really noisy, there's always traffic and yeah, you're right, I have never been able to go around it without GPS lol
@@v1n1c1u55anto5 Historically yes, but recently we jave been building a few skyscrapers here and there in cities like Balneário Camboriú and João Pessoa.
@@visekual6248 Minecraft is made up of 1x1x1 meter cubes called blocks. 150 meters is the minimum height of a skyscraper so in order to build a 1:1 skyscraper in Minecraft, it needs to be at least 150 blocks tall.
as a brazilian the fact that we’ve been through a dictatorship felt like common sense, obviously dont expect people from outside to know as much but since we learn about the history of many other countries here i was impressed people barely even knew about that, especially because of how the US supported this whole situation
Yeah, but he need to pay more atention on Brasil 's history, there is many things that wasn't really how he told. Yes, USA suported us, because they(you) were trying to keep us Far from the comunist threat
@@ramonwfexc1420 There was no communist threat and there never was any in Brazil. What we had for 30 years was a far-right dictatorship. That's what you should be afraid of, because it was real. Plus, what kind of argument is that? A dictatorship to protect us from a dictatorship? It's like if I stabbed you in your right kidney saying I was protecting you from a guy who wanted to stab you in your left kidney. It doesn't make any sense
Im Brazilian and the work team Brazil did is AMAZING. i've waited a long time to see how their progress was doing. Tho, im also interested in seeing less popular places like favelas and some of the parque botânicos!
I was from team Porto Alegre. We built some stuff but we where less than 10 active members, so the team broke apart. It's nice to see that Brazil is still going and that maybe, one day we will continue Porto Alegre, but for now, I enjoy miself watching the progress from other teams. Edit: I just saw now in the video the "Arena do Gremio" being showed!! I'm glad our work wasn't wasted
@@oscarbrueckner Pior que os poucos vídeos que tinham foram mostrados nesse vídeo em cima já. A gente mandou algumas fotos no canal de discussão tbm, mas faz tanto tempo que nem sei o quão fácil seria encontrar isso. Mas fizemos pouca coisa, éramos só em uns 11 :(
And just FYI: You talked about a island in Recife, that Island is called Old Recife, in there was built the first synagogue in all the American continent. It was built when Portugal was losing it domain on the northeast of Brasil to the Dutchmen, but when Portugal claimed it back de Dutchmen fled to north America and some of them helped to found New York.
I think y’all should look into Spain and how they created a database of literally *every* building in the county including dimensions, volumetric files, location, orientation, dates, material, floor plans, etc. They published it a month ago and it could be very useful for the project at least as far as getting the basics go. 538 mentioned it and a Spanish-language data-based article covered it and it’s absolutely amazing to see. Even for such a relatively small corner of the world, it provides so much insight
I'm brazillian, and this was a great video in general, but I'd like to point out that you shouldn't romanticize the life here; it's generally pretty normal, like every other country on earth. Crime is pretty high, yeah, and that's because Brazil's minimum wage is super low, and prices are generally very high, so working a 9 to 5 job just simply isn't enough to pay the bills. Crime pays more than honest work, generally, so people will keep resorting to it, unless the government fixes the awful economic situation of this country. But generally, life is normal, even in the super romanticized favelas, most people just go on their daily routines normally (even if said routines mean working the entire day just to make enough money to not starve).
Quick correction: Not because the minimum wage is low, but because of the economic chaos, cost of living is super high, purchasing power is even lower and economy doesn't work as it should. l won't get into details since l don't wanna ruin your great comment. The rest is fine, just pointing out minor details.
@@yuukiyoshizawa7007 yeah you're right, but I woudn't say I was wrong neither. It's a multitude of factors, including the minimum wage, and all the things you mentioned.
As a Brazilian, I really thank you to talk about the military dictatorship we recently had. It means a lot for other people to recognize this is really bad, cause there's some ppl here that think it was great and all of that ludicrous shit they talk about
Era mais seguro e a economia era melhor. Por isso, a galera que viveu nessa época tem uma nostalgia muito grande e gostaria de viver isso novamente. Mas ditaduras não são regimes corretos, por mais que alguns tenham pontos positivos. Mas a democracia brasileira é uma tragédia também. Não temos liberdade atualmente com a democracia também.
@@roc6596 a economia era melhor pra quem era empresário e rico, porque à medida que o PIB aumentava, a concentração de riquezas também aumentava, assim como nossa dívida externa
@@roc6596 Além da economia estar concentrada como o colega Gmbs citou, a segurança do país era baseada em repressão militar, logo fica complicado não ser seguro quando não se pode nem sair na rua de noite
6:24 did you know that brazil has one of or the best energy transfer in the world crazy right it transfers telephone utility and electricity in one pole type, I find it fascinating that my home country is so efficient
Its so amazing seeing Brazil getting recognition and how amazing the Brazilian team is making up so many cities beautyfully done. And the fact you mentioned MY CITY SANTA MARIA IS SO AMAZING! Like, the fact that you mentioned it makes me smile ear to ear of joy and seeing that a city, wich i thought was smal being mentioned in a BIG project makes me see how big it is is. Thank you anf all the team, wich i'm grateful.
As a brazillian fan, i really love how this dude demonstrated actual knowledge about our country, the fact that you have searched for Brazil's history truly made me feel happy :) . I've been watching your videos for a while, but now i cant help but to subscribe!
It’s great to see people from other countries appreciating our history and culture because I often fell like we’re separated from the rest of the world. And I’m very surprised to see that the latin american community are the most active in the project. É de cair o cu da bunda, realmente. Ótimo vídeo, amigo
As an brazilian ive never seen an outsider speak about brazil like you did, it was truly amazing seeing how much knowledge and pation you gathered about our nation! Brasil te ama amigão ;)
I lived in São Paulo for a year, one of the best years of my life! Beautiful city and the interior of the state is also amazing. Would definitely live there again
Great video, I'm from São Paulo and it's great to see people from outside Brazil talking about our country, especially about my chaotic (but cool) city, especially seeing places I visit frequently being shown! I even contributed to the project through BuildTheEarth Brasil a few months ago, but very little. I loved the video, and I hope this project continues to grow and expand, including in small towns!
I'm a Brazilian builder on bte,I helped a bit on Itaipu,novo Hamburgo and I'm in charge of a city called Maringá, I left for like 1,5 year's though because I'm doing architecture, it's really cool seeing they're progress, after I finish the year im going to get back to building there
@@Chrono.. é só inverter a pirâmide, no Brasil o investimento no ensino superior é muito maior doq no básico, coisa q não acontece em nenhum país desenvolvido, só inverter essa pirâmide e facilitar pra empresas fazerem parceria com as universidades públicas ajudaria muito, e dinheiro tem ss, é só cortar os inúmeros privilégios da elite do funcionalismo público.
8:58 I had a very strange sense when looking at this part, since i was born and still live in the city, and seeing that street where the market, the pharmacies, even the gyms just really hit me strangely
As a Brazilian who has visited São Paulo, i can confirm it's VERY huge, so much so that scientists believe that in the future it might merge with Rio De Janeiro.
@@pebbletrees O Vale do Paraíba apenas, como parte da Macrometrópole de São Paulo. Mas tem sido agora descartada a conurbação com o Rio, pois a Serra de Cunha representa um obstáculo à conurbação.
I'm so glad you actually addressed the history of Brazil and the dictatorship. The US/CIA did that all over South America at the time including Chile where they put the Fascist Pinochet in power.
As a Brazilian from São Paulo, I can honestly say how impressed I am. Not only by the effort to rebuild the country but the effort to actually research and accurately understand Brazil’s history. It is clear that a lot of research has been done and, unlike many US interpretations of life in Brazil, this video did not rely on false stereotypes. Congrats😃
I love when foreigners get amazed by the skyscrapers here, because for us is like "what? That's just a common 25 floor building, it isn't even that tall"
As a brazillian, it makes me really happy that someone is willing to research about our country, and discover the increadible places and culture it has. Thank you for sharing with your community!
I wonder how build the world will deal with Mary King's close in Edinburgh. (It's a street that is sort of underground. They built a building over the street but kept the street)
Mysteries about Rio de Janeiro i found my self and told only a couple friends, in the subway lines, between stations, you can see a little altar and a statue of Mary, all lit up. In fact, I found 2 of these in different places. Im still looking for more since i ride the subway everyday. It is hard to see although, you need to know the spots. I Wish I could talk to someone to see them closely, and maybe write a documentary about them, it fascinates me. It must been built together with the subway line.
bro it's soo good seeing a gringo talking about your hometown, and you know that inside is even bigger, like some areas like Avenida Paulista is literally a mini Times square, the center of the city is literally a mini gothan with everything depreciated and mostly abandoned, the periferic areas that are mostly all favelas, and all the immigrant districts that are totally different cultures inside the city
Braaaaaaaaaaaziiiiil 🇧🇷🇧🇷 Love your channel now I am from brazil and love your videos
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Its so strange and even sad to see a guy who discovered the city recently knows more about the Brazilian history than most people here... There are a LOT of people who swear the Dictatorship never happened.. a lot of people who WANT IT HAPPEN AGAIN... its sad to live here sometimes.. Great video, simply one of the best videos about my country ive ever seen
@@great_channel Tem um bando de gente que simplesmente perdão a noção, acham que qualquer pessoa que não suporta bolsonaro é comunista, que quer destruir o Brasil e que apoia o anticristo
@@great_channel não causou nenhum dano, preços subiram mas faz uns 10 anos que não para, pra vc votar no bolsonaro é só vc ver a comunidade que vc no Lula kkk
Bro, really awesome video congratulations! You went through the history of São Paulo and Brazil in general ways, as a Brazilian I felt honored, congratulations you won a new subscriber! Hugs from Br4zil bro!!
Hey! As a brazillian I couldnt be happier about your curiosity to know more about here, what a great video and history lesson, you even taught me some things I had know idea, thank you so much
Hi! here are my suggestions in Mexico if you ever plan building in it: Mexico city: literally ton of interesting stuff you could build here. Vibrant af. Filled to the brim with highrises and as far as I know with s huge Minecraft community. Puebla: in my opinion the most aesthetically pleasing city in Mexico, nestled within three volcanoes, with the biggest pyramid (and monument) in the world and modern and colonial areas. (+ A lot of interesting skyscrapers) Guadalajara: amazing cultural scene and a really beautiful city centre. The architecture really stands out here. San Miguel de Allende: just Google it and it's self explainatory. :)
As a southern Brazilian from the state of Paraná, this is pretty much Brazil. Although here in the south, the culture, ethnicities, and development differ from the rest of Brazil.
@@allanmingau Esqueceu de mencionar que dentro dos próprios estados possuem diferenças significativas, eu sou de Maringá no interior do PR, e aqui muita das coisas não tem nada a ver com Curitiba (Capital) e sim com SP.
@@allanmingau isso é tão verdade que refletiu no nosso futebol. Nós temos campeonatos estaduais, que seriam equivalentes aos campeonatos nacionais da europa.
i've learned more about my country's past here than in my history class. Btw I loved how you used some brazilian songs throughout the video while you were talking about the buildings.
Thanks for the video, as a Brazilian who doesn't have time, courage, or experience for a project like this but loves Minecraft, I was actually pretty curious to know what you guys have done for Brazil! Aww that's nice to know the South American team is so hard-working :') Yey, I got to see my city! 8:32 I didn't remember where this was bc, not gonna lie, your accent is pretty hard to understand hahaha so I only got that it was my state. So sent it to my father who loves architecture and knows this city inside out, and he guessed immediately! He actually lived a long time ago in that taller building that is an iconic popular build by the famous architect Oscar Niemeyer! My mom also immediately guessed it haha.
You guys should do more for the northeastern region of Brazil! It's probably one of the most diverse regions of the country, and has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world (there's literally a beach near Canoa Quebrada - Ceará that has silver-colored sand!), as well as other natural paradises such as the Lençois Maranhenses - Maranhão and some great monuments, like the Padre Cícero Statue in my city, Juazeiro do Norte - Ceará, which is almost as tall as Christ the Redeemer! And don't even get me started on the cities. Just take a look at Fortaleza - Ceará, João Pessoa - Paraíba, Maceió - Alagoas and Natal - Rio Grande do Sul and you'll know what i mean!
as a person who was born in São Paulo and is currently living here as well. This city is so fucking huge that I can't even... I'm an architectural student, and this big boy of a metropolitan area has a TON of city plans, it was, for the most part, planned and unplanned, the unplanned part is actually deliberate. And I say that because we cant forget that Brazil has the largest African population outside of the African continent, slavery hit our nation very hard. And our cities design differs from that of south Africa, India, or any other nation who has had an social apartheid system based on race inequality. Our apartheid has grown WITH the development of the city in its structure, so the city is VERY well design to keep the poorest residents in the suburbs without the need for a direct force interfering (but yes the state also plays a roll in it, because the police is used by the state a.k.a: the rulling class, to oppress the poor, the black and any other minority). This makes our city very unique in terms of demography and life expectancy. In some neighborhoods in the city, specialty in the new downtowns (we have a first historic downtown, that is the city core BUT is currently a bad place for living, and the new ones who were build by gentrification during the 90's and 2000's and are the new financial, arts, and so on downtowns) so... In these new downtowns, life expectancy can go as high as a first world country such as Switzerland, with a very rich and bougie elite. In other neighborhoods, pretty much the rest of the city, life expectancy is low and stuff, but there are some neighbors and slums with very low life expectancy, all of that happening as further you go from the city's core. When it comes to transportation, our city is actually pretty chill??? (Compared to other cities in south America and the Us lol) We have a massive public system in the city, that expands from subways, railways, bus lines and so on. So it's "easy" to get in one place to another, but don't expect it to be like the Chinese public system because we are Very far from it. I'm not trying to deceive you, this city was stupidly made for the automobile, but the working class still made some efforts to make our lives a bit tolerable. Anyway this is São Paulo in a nutshell, hope you enjoyed byeee
The true Downtown of Sao Paulo really is georgous tho, great mix of architectural style (gotta love the amazing Altino arantes) as well as lots of pedestrian roads and street art. I would love to see it !
@@vanaox3690 it issssss, but unfortunately its being neglected throughout the years, and most of its buildings are under intense financial speculation. So things are a bit problematic around there
São Paulo is the city with the greatest amount of buildings in the entire world, there are more than 45.000 buildings, followed by Tokyo with something around 35 to 37 thousands.
As an American that lived in Brazil for years it makes me so happy that you talked about Brazilian history. Too often people lump all of south America together to the point where people think Brazil speaks Spanish. The jungle cruise movie was a great example of just ignoring Brazilian culture.
Can't wait to see Curitiba getting developed! We are Europe inside Brazil, its so awsome to see how diferent Parana and the south is to the rest of the brazillian states!
It's very nice to see that not only you're bulding São Paulo, but you are learning something about it, history and culture, very nice, thanks for this.
Apart from Greater São Paulo, after that they are normal cities. In the interior of the state it really is incredible, you leave the center of São Paulo and go to the interior of the state, and it is an extreme change of scenery.
I'm a Brazilian, thank you very much for this video. You show the buildings, explain the history behind them and do all this with enthusiasm. That's really incredible. Such an amazing video, congratulations.
as a Brazilian, i love when u pronounce the name of the things in portugueses. And I'm proud of the builders that constructed all of this places. I wonder if my hose have already been built and can only imagine how surreal it would be to walk in Minecraft at a place I've been in real life. I hope some day i find time and skill to help theses amazing builders...
Great video, but, as a brazilian, i have some things to tell 1. That "Military Dictatorship" thing is a little more complex than that. João Goulart was making some uncomfortably "socialist" decisions, and the people didn't like it at all. Due to the pressure from crowds in the streets (Marcha da Família com Deus pela Liberdade), Goulart resigned and, with the support of the people, the military occupied the presidency, which was *vacant* (if it was vacant, it wasn't a coup). The left wing in Brazil created the narrative that it *was* a coup, and that is was bad, but in reality they exaggerated it. The only ones "persecuted" were leftist guerrillas, terrorists and communists who tried to fight the government and participated in subversive behavior (amongst them, Lula da Silva and Dilma Rousseff. If you know, you know). If you weren't communist, or a terrorist, you would live your life normally. In fact, the crime rate at the time was very low. Because of the leftist narratives, it isn't hard to find a lot of brazilians that say things like "it was the darkest time in brazilian history" and disparage who says otherwise, when it wasn't actually what happened. In resume, the military went like "Communism? Get the heck outta here". And the left-wing went like "Noooo, this is an attack on freedom of speech and other types of freedom!" 2. Tiradentes doesn't deserve to be a "nacional hero". He did participate in the planning of a "revolution" against Portugal, only because of the high taxes. He would have been forgotten if, after the Republican Coup that ended the Empire of Brazil, the republicans didn't desperately try to create heroes for the new republic. They chose him just because he "died for the revolution", when he was just some random subversive that was executed. I dont know if anyone will read this, but if you did, congrats! You are properly informed!
Its crazy to thing that i live near petrolandia and you talked about the church (which it is an gorgeous plane to visit) its mind blowing, please come to northeast Brazil, we have amazing canyons and places to explore in wild nature ❤
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Evidence that this team is real: discord.gg/F6EQM8VbRy
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@@Shrek_Has_Covid19 mmm yes spellling
Just a reminder: Rio Grande do Norte and Rio Grande do Sul are different states, such as North Carolina and South Carolina, vice versa
As a brazillian myself, i can safely say, são paulo is the amazon rainforest but they swaped trees by skycrapers
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As someone who lives in Brazil, its so interesting the way you pronounce words in portuguese
I always make my american friends name states and cities in portuguese its so funny
Som nasal pra eles é outra coisa, nem tem acentos no inglês
@@icedragon_ 🤝 I was not the only one after all
Yup the way words are ordered in doesn't help also
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9:05 Very small mistake, but Congonhas is a regional airport. The first thing you'd most likely see here coming in vacation would be the Guarulhos airport, which accepts international flights.
yeah, but he made this mistake bc guarulhos isn't actually built yet.
@@Minecraftforadacaixa it is, for years and years, wtf you talking about
@@Minecraftforadacaixa what??? lol
@@VideosdeGTABR i think he's talking about being constructed in minecraft
@@JooohnC yes
São Paulo is truly a chaos. The city never sleeps, everywhere it's really noisy, there's always traffic and yeah, you're right, I have never been able to go around it without GPS lol
Amsterdam is no where near as big but I was there once with a friend and we didnt even know where to begin without maps lol
So basically like every large city ever
@@LaVaZ000 except more
@@LaVaZ000 is even bigger the new york, is a completely chaos
Fuckin' Night City from Cyberpunk in real life tbh
São Paulo has only 18 skycrapers (150 blocks or higher) but has 40-50 thousand high rise buildings (35 blocks or higher), the most in the world.
Regulations in Sao Paulo was quite impeditive for skyscrapers and its not quite in brazilian DNA building Skyscrapers.
@@v1n1c1u55anto5 Historically yes, but recently we jave been building a few skyscrapers here and there in cities like Balneário Camboriú and João Pessoa.
In São Paulo there is no building with 150 floors.
@@visekual6248 "Blocks" is a minecrafts language for height in the game, not the same thing as floors in real life.
@@visekual6248 Minecraft is made up of 1x1x1 meter cubes called blocks. 150 meters is the minimum height of a skyscraper so in order to build a 1:1 skyscraper in Minecraft, it needs to be at least 150 blocks tall.
The craziest thing to me is that every single location where Pippen’s stock videos were filmed will eventually be built as well
Nah they won’t be
Do you have any idea how big the world actually is? This project will take like 300 years lmao
@@talosgak1236 300 years is still less than forever so I will take that
Damn.
@@talosgak1236 lmao u didnt watch that vid didnt u
@@talosgak1236 you think there's only one builder here?
2:45 I loved that in addition to committing to create the country in Minecraft, you also learned about the history of Brazil. I respect you for that.
as a brazilian the fact that we’ve been through a dictatorship felt like common sense, obviously dont expect people from outside to know as much but since we learn about the history of many other countries here i was impressed people barely even knew about that, especially because of how the US supported this whole situation
@@filipe4134 true...
Yeah, but he need to pay more atention on Brasil 's history, there is many things that wasn't really how he told. Yes, USA suported us, because they(you) were trying to keep us Far from the comunist threat
@@ramonwfexc1420 There was no communist threat and there never was any in Brazil. What we had for 30 years was a far-right dictatorship. That's what you should be afraid of, because it was real. Plus, what kind of argument is that? A dictatorship to protect us from a dictatorship? It's like if I stabbed you in your right kidney saying I was protecting you from a guy who wanted to stab you in your left kidney. It doesn't make any sense
Im Brazilian and the work team Brazil did is AMAZING. i've waited a long time to see how their progress was doing. Tho, im also interested in seeing less popular places like favelas and some of the parque botânicos!
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If they make favelas then all of the server's team are gonna need to come together to build it lol
@@jellymatsuryuka6853 nop the slum in Brazil are relatively small compared with Colombia or Peru and Mexico
@@LetsAllLoveLain80 it's not a competition, I'm just saying what would need to be done
I'm Brazilian and I absolutely loved to see my country all in Minecraft in real life scale
have you tried working on it?
@@qerk5433 I don't have a PC
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@@breakplays o comentário tá em inglês, não português
I was from team Porto Alegre. We built some stuff but we where less than 10 active members, so the team broke apart. It's nice to see that Brazil is still going and that maybe, one day we will continue Porto Alegre, but for now, I enjoy miself watching the progress from other teams.
Edit: I just saw now in the video the "Arena do Gremio" being showed!! I'm glad our work wasn't wasted
Opa, salve de outro porto-alegrense. Não fazia ideia que teu projeto existia. Tem vídeos? Vou me inscrever no teu canal
Tem um time pra Curitiba? Não sei onde ver informação e as notícias sobre o projeto
Build Beira-Rio now, you cowards
@@Jp007 Then bring me a team 😔
@@oscarbrueckner Pior que os poucos vídeos que tinham foram mostrados nesse vídeo em cima já. A gente mandou algumas fotos no canal de discussão tbm, mas faz tanto tempo que nem sei o quão fácil seria encontrar isso. Mas fizemos pouca coisa, éramos só em uns 11 :(
And just FYI:
You talked about a island in Recife, that Island is called Old Recife, in there was built the first synagogue in all the American continent.
It was built when Portugal was losing it domain on the northeast of Brasil to the Dutchmen, but when Portugal claimed it back de Dutchmen fled to north America and some of them helped to found New York.
Esperei muito tempo por esse momento...
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Eu também 😂
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Mas estou feliz pelos brs
Eu também!
Sim kk
As a brazillian I appreciate that you took your time to research about brazil and tell a little about our culture and history to other people
I think y’all should look into Spain and how they created a database of literally *every* building in the county including dimensions, volumetric files, location, orientation, dates, material, floor plans, etc. They published it a month ago and it could be very useful for the project at least as far as getting the basics go. 538 mentioned it and a Spanish-language data-based article covered it and it’s absolutely amazing to see. Even for such a relatively small corner of the world, it provides so much insight
I'm Brazilian, and living in São Paulo and I love this video , thanks
I'm brazillian, and this was a great video in general, but I'd like to point out that you shouldn't romanticize the life here; it's generally pretty normal, like every other country on earth. Crime is pretty high, yeah, and that's because Brazil's minimum wage is super low, and prices are generally very high, so working a 9 to 5 job just simply isn't enough to pay the bills. Crime pays more than honest work, generally, so people will keep resorting to it, unless the government fixes the awful economic situation of this country. But generally, life is normal, even in the super romanticized favelas, most people just go on their daily routines normally (even if said routines mean working the entire day just to make enough money to not starve).
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Quick correction: Not because the minimum wage is low, but because of the economic chaos, cost of living is super high, purchasing power is even lower and economy doesn't work as it should. l won't get into details since l don't wanna ruin your great comment. The rest is fine, just pointing out minor details.
@@yuukiyoshizawa7007 yeah you're right, but I woudn't say I was wrong neither. It's a multitude of factors, including the minimum wage, and all the things you mentioned.
As a Brazilian, I really thank you to talk about the military dictatorship we recently had. It means a lot for other people to recognize this is really bad, cause there's some ppl here that think it was great and all of that ludicrous shit they talk about
Como um historiador, eu ia comentar isso, é importante saberem sobre a ditadura e sobre o papel dos eua nela
@@algmslaaaaaa votou no coiso?
Era mais seguro e a economia era melhor. Por isso, a galera que viveu nessa época tem uma nostalgia muito grande e gostaria de viver isso novamente. Mas ditaduras não são regimes corretos, por mais que alguns tenham pontos positivos. Mas a democracia brasileira é uma tragédia também. Não temos liberdade atualmente com a democracia também.
@@roc6596 a economia era melhor pra quem era empresário e rico, porque à medida que o PIB aumentava, a concentração de riquezas também aumentava, assim como nossa dívida externa
@@roc6596 Além da economia estar concentrada como o colega Gmbs citou, a segurança do país era baseada em repressão militar, logo fica complicado não ser seguro quando não se pode nem sair na rua de noite
6:24 did you know that brazil has one of or the best energy transfer in the world crazy right it transfers telephone utility and electricity in one pole type, I find it fascinating that my home country is so efficient
Its so amazing seeing Brazil getting recognition and how amazing the Brazilian team is making up so many cities beautyfully done. And the fact you mentioned MY CITY SANTA MARIA IS SO AMAZING! Like, the fact that you mentioned it makes me smile ear to ear of joy and seeing that a city, wich i thought was smal being mentioned in a BIG project makes me see how big it is is. Thank you anf all the team, wich i'm grateful.
It's funny that he thinks that "Rio grande" it's a state haha.. even being 2 different ones, the north (arena das dunas) and the south (Santa Maria)
Ele citou santa maria mas não porto alegre >:(
@@PedroBoPi bro ele citou POA
Até citou o estádio do Grêmio
@@basaran5034 kkkkk não prestei atenção malz ae
As a brazillian fan, i really love how this dude demonstrated actual knowledge about our country, the fact that you have searched for Brazil's history truly made me feel happy :) . I've been watching your videos for a while, but now i cant help but to subscribe!
It’s great to see people from other countries appreciating our history and culture because I often fell like we’re separated from the rest of the world. And I’m very surprised to see that the latin american community are the most active in the project. É de cair o cu da bunda, realmente.
Ótimo vídeo, amigo
As an brazilian ive never seen an outsider speak about brazil like you did, it was truly amazing seeing how much knowledge and pation you gathered about our nation! Brasil te ama amigão ;)
I lived in São Paulo for a year, one of the best years of my life! Beautiful city and the interior of the state is also amazing. Would definitely live there again
If Brazil appears on the title, 95% of the comments are going to be from brazillians
exatamente kkk
Ó nois aki meu mano😂
Indeed :p
Só 95?
Great video, I'm from São Paulo and it's great to see people from outside Brazil talking about our country, especially about my chaotic (but cool) city, especially seeing places I visit frequently being shown! I even contributed to the project through BuildTheEarth Brasil a few months ago, but very little. I loved the video, and I hope this project continues to grow and expand, including in small towns!
Dude, it's so cool to see Arena das Dunas in Minecraft. So excite to see you build Natal.
So cool to watch people arround the world speak portuguese. It literally turns into different languages with different accents. Amazing video btw
I'm a Brazilian builder on bte,I helped a bit on Itaipu,novo Hamburgo and I'm in charge of a city called Maringá, I left for like 1,5 year's though because I'm doing architecture, it's really cool seeing they're progress, after I finish the year im going to get back to building there
Ae BRASIL!! Lugar com mt divercidade cultural e geográfica, infelizmente as pessoas no poder não investem na educação e na ciencia com deveriam
bora amigar
verba pra educação tem, e muita. o problema vem do modelo educacional mesmo
brasil amassa qualquer outro pais
@@d3adman404 Mano, a cada ano que passa há mais e mais cortes no ensino superior, não tem como querer um modelo diferente se o ensino mal se sustenta.
@@Chrono.. é só inverter a pirâmide, no Brasil o investimento no ensino superior é muito maior doq no básico, coisa q não acontece em nenhum país desenvolvido, só inverter essa pirâmide e facilitar pra empresas fazerem parceria com as universidades públicas ajudaria muito, e dinheiro tem ss, é só cortar os inúmeros privilégios da elite do funcionalismo público.
8:58 I had a very strange sense when looking at this part, since i was born and still live in the city, and seeing that street where the market, the pharmacies, even the gyms just really hit me strangely
Brazil mentioned LESGOOOOOOOOOO
Thanks for the video, Pippen! I built Freguesia do Ó neighbourhood, which is the thumbnail of this video
show, mas deve ser um caos pra replicar bairros como a Lapa e Barra Funda
I salute Brazil
I salute Romania.
_Eu saúdo a Romênia._
_Dacorōmānīam salūtō._
Now build Ohio
Bro Ohio doesn't exist, shit doesn't load there.
Is that a trick question Ohio isn’t real
Just a regular flying house in the ohio💀 pls recreat all of that.
That's just a black hole
💀💀💀💀💀
As a Brazilian who has visited São Paulo, i can confirm it's VERY huge, so much so that scientists believe that in the future it might merge with Rio De Janeiro.
O processo de conurbação entre SP e RJ já está bem avançado até. Se vc for no google maps ou earth mesmo dá pra ver
@@pebbletrees O Vale do Paraíba apenas, como parte da Macrometrópole de São Paulo. Mas tem sido agora descartada a conurbação com o Rio, pois a Serra de Cunha representa um obstáculo à conurbação.
Prof de geo flw que em alguns anos, a conurbação de sp, campinas e Rio farão a maior megalopode do mundo
Wow, Brazil! My country! 💚🇧🇷
Vc Não Fala Português Aqui?
I'm so glad you actually addressed the history of Brazil and the dictatorship. The US/CIA did that all over South America at the time including Chile where they put the Fascist Pinochet in power.
The Yanks sure liked their Bananas
As a Brazilian from São Paulo, I can honestly say how impressed I am. Not only by the effort to rebuild the country but the effort to actually research and accurately understand Brazil’s history. It is clear that a lot of research has been done and, unlike many US interpretations of life in Brazil, this video did not rely on false stereotypes.
Congrats😃
I love when foreigners get amazed by the skyscrapers here, because for us is like "what? That's just a common 25 floor building, it isn't even that tall"
As a brazillian, it makes me really happy that someone is willing to research about our country, and discover the increadible places and culture it has. Thank you for sharing with your community!
I wonder how build the world will deal with Mary King's close in Edinburgh. (It's a street that is sort of underground. They built a building over the street but kept the street)
Mysteries about Rio de Janeiro i found my self and told only a couple friends, in the subway lines, between stations, you can see a little altar and a statue of Mary, all lit up. In fact, I found 2 of these in different places. Im still looking for more since i ride the subway everyday. It is hard to see although, you need to know the spots. I Wish I could talk to someone to see them closely, and maybe write a documentary about them, it fascinates me. It must been built together with the subway line.
bro it's soo good seeing a gringo talking about your hometown, and you know that inside is even bigger, like some areas like Avenida Paulista is literally a mini Times square, the center of the city is literally a mini gothan with everything depreciated and mostly abandoned, the periferic areas that are mostly all favelas, and all the immigrant districts that are totally different cultures inside the city
Braaaaaaaaaaaziiiiil 🇧🇷🇧🇷 Love your channel now I am from brazil and love your videos
Its so strange and even sad to see a guy who discovered the city recently knows more about the Brazilian history than most people here... There are a LOT of people who swear the Dictatorship never happened.. a lot of people who WANT IT HAPPEN AGAIN... its sad to live here sometimes..
Great video, simply one of the best videos about my country ive ever seen
O bolsonaro durou só 4 anos, mas os danos q ele causou nesse país vão levar décadas pra serem consertados.
@@larpium6133 Quais foram os danos que ele causou no brasil?
@@great_channel Tem um bando de gente que simplesmente perdão a noção, acham que qualquer pessoa que não suporta bolsonaro é comunista, que quer destruir o Brasil e que apoia o anticristo
And a lot of people who make it seem worse than it actually was.
@@great_channel não causou nenhum dano, preços subiram mas faz uns 10 anos que não para, pra vc votar no bolsonaro é só vc ver a comunidade que vc no Lula kkk
Bro, really awesome video congratulations! You went through the history of São Paulo and Brazil in general ways, as a Brazilian I felt honored, congratulations you won a new subscriber! Hugs from Br4zil bro!!
Hey! As a brazillian I couldnt be happier about your curiosity to know more about here, what a great video and history lesson, you even taught me some things I had know idea, thank you so much
Hi! here are my suggestions in Mexico if you ever plan building in it:
Mexico city: literally ton of interesting stuff you could build here. Vibrant af. Filled to the brim with highrises and as far as I know with s huge Minecraft community.
Puebla: in my opinion the most aesthetically pleasing city in Mexico, nestled within three volcanoes, with the biggest pyramid (and monument) in the world and modern and colonial areas. (+ A lot of interesting skyscrapers)
Guadalajara: amazing cultural scene and a really beautiful city centre. The architecture really stands out here.
San Miguel de Allende: just Google it and it's self explainatory.
:)
As a southern Brazilian from the state of Paraná, this is pretty much Brazil. Although here in the south, the culture, ethnicities, and development differ from the rest of Brazil.
brasil é tipo um continente e os estados tipos paises
a cultura muda muito dependendo d lugar
Aquela cena de Bacurau
@@allanmingau Esqueceu de mencionar que dentro dos próprios estados possuem diferenças significativas, eu sou de Maringá no interior do PR, e aqui muita das coisas não tem nada a ver com Curitiba (Capital) e sim com SP.
@@allanmingau isso é tão verdade que refletiu no nosso futebol. Nós temos campeonatos estaduais, que seriam equivalentes aos campeonatos nacionais da europa.
i've learned more about my country's past here than in my history class. Btw I loved how you used some brazilian songs throughout the video while you were talking about the buildings.
eu nunca vi uma pessoa de fora falando sobre esse tipo de coisa que pouca gente conhece sobre o meu país, ótimo video!
Thanks for the video, as a Brazilian who doesn't have time, courage, or experience for a project like this but loves Minecraft, I was actually pretty curious to know what you guys have done for Brazil! Aww that's nice to know the South American team is so hard-working :')
Yey, I got to see my city! 8:32 I didn't remember where this was bc, not gonna lie, your accent is pretty hard to understand hahaha so I only got that it was my state. So sent it to my father who loves architecture and knows this city inside out, and he guessed immediately! He actually lived a long time ago in that taller building that is an iconic popular build by the famous architect Oscar Niemeyer! My mom also immediately guessed it haha.
You guys should do more for the northeastern region of Brazil! It's probably one of the most diverse regions of the country, and has some of the most beautiful beaches in the world (there's literally a beach near Canoa Quebrada - Ceará that has silver-colored sand!), as well as other natural paradises such as the Lençois Maranhenses - Maranhão and some great monuments, like the Padre Cícero Statue in my city, Juazeiro do Norte - Ceará, which is almost as tall as Christ the Redeemer! And don't even get me started on the cities. Just take a look at Fortaleza - Ceará, João Pessoa - Paraíba, Maceió - Alagoas and Natal - Rio Grande do Sul and you'll know what i mean!
I've born in São Paulo, so I loved this video, thanks
Unbelievable, clicked for a brazillian build spotlight and here you are showing our nasty history out
dude, AWESOME, MUITO MUITO FODA!!
Incredible video, very good diction of words in Portuguese and phenomenal history class. What a nice video
As a Brazilian, I can confirm that this is the coolest thing I've seen in Minecraft.
This is mind blowing
It's so interesting seeing somewhere you recognize built in minecraft. Incredible video and project :)
this is lovely! amazing project
as a person who was born in São Paulo and is currently living here as well. This city is so fucking huge that I can't even... I'm an architectural student, and this big boy of a metropolitan area has a TON of city plans, it was, for the most part, planned and unplanned, the unplanned part is actually deliberate. And I say that because we cant forget that Brazil has the largest African population outside of the African continent, slavery hit our nation very hard. And our cities design differs from that of south Africa, India, or any other nation who has had an social apartheid system based on race inequality. Our apartheid has grown WITH the development of the city in its structure, so the city is VERY well design to keep the poorest residents in the suburbs without the need for a direct force interfering (but yes the state also plays a roll in it, because the police is used by the state a.k.a: the rulling class, to oppress the poor, the black and any other minority). This makes our city very unique in terms of demography and life expectancy. In some neighborhoods in the city, specialty in the new downtowns (we have a first historic downtown, that is the city core BUT is currently a bad place for living, and the new ones who were build by gentrification during the 90's and 2000's and are the new financial, arts, and so on downtowns) so... In these new downtowns, life expectancy can go as high as a first world country such as Switzerland, with a very rich and bougie elite. In other neighborhoods, pretty much the rest of the city, life expectancy is low and stuff, but there are some neighbors and slums with very low life expectancy, all of that happening as further you go from the city's core. When it comes to transportation, our city is actually pretty chill??? (Compared to other cities in south America and the Us lol) We have a massive public system in the city, that expands from subways, railways, bus lines and so on. So it's "easy" to get in one place to another, but don't expect it to be like the Chinese public system because we are Very far from it. I'm not trying to deceive you, this city was stupidly made for the automobile, but the working class still made some efforts to make our lives a bit tolerable. Anyway this is São Paulo in a nutshell, hope you enjoyed byeee
aulas
hahaha this text is woke
@@cartoonvap1758 how ?
The true Downtown of Sao Paulo really is georgous tho, great mix of architectural style (gotta love the amazing Altino arantes) as well as lots of pedestrian roads and street art. I would love to see it !
@@vanaox3690 it issssss, but unfortunately its being neglected throughout the years, and most of its buildings are under intense financial speculation. So things are a bit problematic around there
Brazil was not left out. we are active! 🇧🇷
thank you, ive been waiting for a showcase for a while
São Paulo is the city with the greatest amount of buildings in the entire world, there are more than 45.000 buildings, followed by Tokyo with something around 35 to 37 thousands.
1:36 HOLY SHIT that's the school I went to when i was younger lmao
Thank you pippen, i am realized now.
Curious fact the 3 largest progress in brazil were made for only one builder each
Awesome video! Cheers from Brazil 🇧🇷
As an American that lived in Brazil for years it makes me so happy that you talked about Brazilian history. Too often people lump all of south America together to the point where people think Brazil speaks Spanish. The jungle cruise movie was a great example of just ignoring Brazilian culture.
Ma bois from Team Brazil making me proud 🇧🇷😔👋🇧🇷
Our bois 💀💀
Great video and great history class too
são paulo resident here! thanks for showing the city means alot!!
I live in Brazil, about São Paulo, you right everything is chaotic, the sky is grey for the most of time.
This has to be timed with the GP Lmao.
Anyways I hope they made a block Interlagos.
i also hope for that
I live in the Sao Paulo suburbs
amazing video, much love from Brazil❤
I’ve been there a few times to visit my grandparents, São Paulo is so huge and unplanned it’s overwhelming. Never ever ends
Can't wait to see Curitiba getting developed! We are Europe inside Brazil, its so awsome to see how diferent Parana and the south is to the rest of the brazillian states!
Indeed. I'm a Paranaense.
Another Paranaense here
Gaúcho here
Opa, mais um paranaense
"Europa dentro do Brasil" é de foder né amg
Damn thats pretty
It's very nice to see that not only you're bulding São Paulo, but you are learning something about it, history and culture, very nice, thanks for this.
Thank you for this video, bro!❤️
you are going to bra- Minecraft Brazil.
For my country!
These kinds of “We build a place in Minecraft” videos feel like Social Studies ASMR. I love it!
I wasn't expecting such accurate description of Brazil and São Paulo coming from a Minecraft video, well done.
As a brazilian, is really strange to see someone that never heard of São Paulo
É nada, São Paulo é bem pouco conhecida na internet, ignorância sempre reinou no mundo.
Vou fazer uma pergunta, você conhece Daca?
0:09 even Mexico City is bigger than New York (2nd in the Americas. Biggest in North America)
Apart from Greater São Paulo, after that they are normal cities. In the interior of the state it really is incredible, you leave the center of São Paulo and go to the interior of the state, and it is an extreme change of scenery.
I'm a Brazilian, thank you very much for this video. You show the buildings, explain the history behind them and do all this with enthusiasm. That's really incredible. Such an amazing video, congratulations.
Yeah this is cool but why u put cuban/Caribbean music on a brazil vid 💀
"Skyscrapers are everywhere in São Paulo!"
Wait until you come to China 💀
They can't
They can't it would be illegal to build china. Not joking.
@@WawkWakw BRRRRUUUUUUUUUUUHHH
Well, i'm already watch the video, this comment only a joke, sorry
Well, i'm already watch the video, this comment only a joke, sorry
as a Brazilian, i love when u pronounce the name of the things in portugueses. And I'm proud of the builders that constructed all of this places. I wonder if my hose have already been built and can only imagine how surreal it would be to walk in Minecraft at a place I've been in real life. I hope some day i find time and skill to help theses amazing builders...
i hope to see Porto Alegre soon! great work!!!
Ó primeiro salve
Great video, but, as a brazilian, i have some things to tell
1. That "Military Dictatorship" thing is a little more complex than that. João Goulart was making some uncomfortably "socialist" decisions, and the people didn't like it at all. Due to the pressure from crowds in the streets (Marcha da Família com Deus pela Liberdade), Goulart resigned and, with the support of the people, the military occupied the presidency, which was *vacant* (if it was vacant, it wasn't a coup). The left wing in Brazil created the narrative that it *was* a coup, and that is was bad, but in reality they exaggerated it. The only ones "persecuted" were leftist guerrillas, terrorists and communists who tried to fight the government and participated in subversive behavior (amongst them, Lula da Silva and Dilma Rousseff. If you know, you know). If you weren't communist, or a terrorist, you would live your life normally. In fact, the crime rate at the time was very low. Because of the leftist narratives, it isn't hard to find a lot of brazilians that say things like "it was the darkest time in brazilian history" and disparage who says otherwise, when it wasn't actually what happened. In resume, the military went like "Communism? Get the heck outta here". And the left-wing went like "Noooo, this is an attack on freedom of speech and other types of freedom!"
2. Tiradentes doesn't deserve to be a "nacional hero". He did participate in the planning of a "revolution" against Portugal, only because of the high taxes. He would have been forgotten if, after the Republican Coup that ended the Empire of Brazil, the republicans didn't desperately try to create heroes for the new republic. They chose him just because he "died for the revolution", when he was just some random subversive that was executed.
I dont know if anyone will read this, but if you did, congrats! You are properly informed!
Lambe bota de milico
damn, as a brasilian, seeing this. i got so happy, u guys made a gr8 work. congrats fam!
Im brazilian and live in Sao Paulo. Im very happy the city has been builded too! I dont even knew the city is the larger in america.
Eu também não sabia, brother! Ei, lembra que o correto é *built e *didn't, beleza?
THIS IS MY INSTANT FAVORITE VIDEO OF THE BUILD THE EARTH PROJECT
Its crazy to thing that i live near petrolandia and you talked about the church (which it is an gorgeous plane to visit) its mind blowing, please come to northeast Brazil, we have amazing canyons and places to explore in wild nature ❤
I am from Brazil, thank you for showing our lesser known wonders! Please also focus on the small cities, they are as interesting as the big ones!
Wow, i am Brazilian myself and didn't knew about all these skyscrapers! Amazing building work there guys!