In Rio de Janeiro the subway stations are clean like this one too. Subway stations are usually cleaned all over Brazil mainly because people don't dirty them
@@Rambuilding compara com os metros la de fora, o de NY é todo pixado, sujo, cheio de rato e lixo, metro daqui é limpo sim, e os onibus também são bem suave
O metro de São Paulo é impressionante mesmo. Grande, bonito e limpo. Parece uma cidade subterrânea. Realmente o perigo de São Paulo é se apaixonar e querer ficar. Adoro passear nessa big city.
@@richardnunes8559 Cara, não confunda São Paulo com o Rio! São Paulo é a capital brasileira com o menor número de crimes violentos proporcional à população! 6 assassinatos por 100.000 habitantes por ano - o Rio tem 18, 300% a mais!
@@joseluciocorrea1866 uau! olhando esses dados estou quase me convencendo que o Estado que eu moro a vida inteira é quase tão seguro quanto um país europeu! pena que na vida real a coisa é diferente.
The stations are usually deep because of terrain or other features. So, for instance, the first station you mentioned (Pinheiros Station) is really deep because the train has to cross below the Pinheiros River (a river with a really soft riverbed) also, there are a lot of hills in São Paulo, so in some places the metro is deep so as not have to rise and dip with the terrain. Lastly, a lot of buildings in São Paulo have 2 or 3 underground floors for parking....
@@aquamastertheonlyone isso também caso o mundo acabe em bomba nuclear, nós paulistanos iremos sobreviver nas estações subterrâneas que nem a série de jogos metrô Nexus e metrô 2033
I went to college in Sao Paulo and later lived there for 9 years.... I LOOOOOOOVE Sao Paulo! The best city to live, enjoy, work, have fun!!! every day! Even if Rio is beautiful and very fun too, I would say Sao Paulo is livier or better than NY
Totally agree with your comments about Sampa Rosie. I used to live in the seaside of Santa Catarina state and with my wife, whenever we wanted proper, fancy holidays we would travel to SP. We always enjoyed super food, theatre, music halls, art galleries or just watched life go by and we still miss it even though we’re now living in London Uk. Sampa is unfortunately super underrated, but then is so the whole country. The only cool side to it is that it’s never overcrowded with tourists, that is, the addition of foreign tourists. This guys are having a blast and I’m enjoying watching it a lot. Tchau
The interesting fact is that the majority of Sao Paulo population probably don't agree with that, to us, Brazilians, it's very expensive to live in Sao Paulo, but although it's a nice city, and about Rio, it's a awsome city, but there is a lot of crimes and drug commerce in there, what makes it dangerous sometimes
I'm from Sao Paulo but I live in the USA for 32 years. I have been in many subways in the world. However Sao Paulo is the cleanest ! Be safe out there!! You need to go to a great Padaria em Sao Paulo. They are great!
São Paulo is not a flat City, so Metro lines needs to be designed in an average level in order to make the construction cheaper. Therefore, you need to have downstairs many levels to reach the platforms. The Yellow line was built using a heavy machine, called here in Brazil as Tatuzão, that means a big armadillo.
Despite being the largest metrorailway system in Latin America, the size of São Paulo metrorailway system is still small compared to the city size. The good part is that São Paulo has a lot of bus corridors and small bus lines that goes everywhere. There are plans for more lines in the future: line 19 (azure blue - being planned), line 20 (pink - being planned), line 16 (violet - being planned), line 17 (gold - under construction), line 6 (orange - under construction), expansion of line 2 (green - under construction), expansion of line 13 (jade - being planned), expansion of line 5 (lilac - being planned). Fun fact: Subway lines (Metrô) use colors in their names, while railway lines (CPTM) use name of precious stones. Edit: I edited my comment above, now I wrote "metrorailway" so it counts both underground and surface system. So, Metrô (subway) has 104.4 km and CPTM (surface train) has 276 km. A total of 380.4km, according to Wikipedia and Google.
@@pedrogallovieira7474 São Paulo is the biggest city in the entire American continent, South and North America. It is currently the 4th in the world. Mexico City is close at 5th and might’ve been larger some point but not anymore.
I edited my comment, now I wrote "metrorailway" so it counts both underground and surface system. So, Metrô (subway) has 104.4 km and CPTM (surface train) has 276 km. A total of 380.4km, according to Wikipedia and Google.
The sax sound at each Metro Station is the intro of "Trenzinho Caipira" from Bachianas Brasileiras number 2, one of the nine suites composed by Heitor Villa-Lobos.
@@eduardo_barbosaa Na época em que começou, aparecia nas próprias telas de propaganda do metrô sobre a escolha da introdução do Trenzinho Caipira. Mas eu demorei pra identificar e me acostumar!
@@harmagedom eu lembro q mostrava na tv interna do metrô... Na época tb trocaram a voz q anunciava a estação... Era o condutor quem falava o nome e tinha um cara q não dava pra entender nada!
I've visited São Paulo three times and to be honest, never ever felt in danger and that's why I love this city and hope some day I'll be able to live on it
@@lucasvasconcelos5705 Isso aconteceu porque você esteve em horário, dia, e locais differentes. Claro que lugares mais centralizados na qual há policiamento no local a segurança é maior. Agora experimente ir a locais afastados na qual não há policiais circulando a cidade e você irá sentir o que é São Paulo nua e crua do dia a dia. Eu já visitei outras metrópoles Brazileiras e para mim era seguras, mas claro sempre estive em lugares mais desenvolvidos; motivos pela qual sentia seguro, mas para quem vive lá não era.
"Be careful, you might fall in love with Sao Paulo"....What a beautiful comment from you guys !!! Well, in fact you both have fallen in love with SP 👍👍👏🙌 Yaaayyyyyyy !!
At minute 2:00 approx. You asked about the iron cages. Those are for the trash bags that come out from the buildings. I don't know if you've seen the garbage truck. It isn't fully automated, so there are workers that go to the trash bags and pick them. They then throw the garbage bags in the dumpster truck. So almost every building and almost every house in the central area of São Paulo has its own iron cage for trash. The organic and general trash is collected on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and the reciclable ones are collected on Tuesdays. This schedule varies throughout the city and also as per availability of the recicleables pick up days. (not every neighborhood has a day for reciclables).
I'd like to add that they've this shape and are generally locked because homeless or people who collect garbage to sell to recycling centers will dig and untie everything making it hard for our garbage truck to collect it later on.
I'm from São Paulo and I've lived in the United States for a few years, one of the things that negatively impacted me when I arrived in this country was the precarious situation of the trains and subways and the dirt, in fact, a lot of things here are dirty, such as markets, pharmacies, malls, I think a lot is a cultural issue, Brazilians are very concerned with the look, with the aesthetics and cleanliness of the environments
@@hbbstn If they cared about hygiene and cleanliness they would pay the labour cost, they chose to not pay for it because they don't care about hygiene.
the stations are so deep because actually av paulista is the highest part of são paulo (sort of like a ridge), so as the yelloy line runs perpendicular to av paulista, it does not follow the terrain (no point in going all the way up and then down, traind don't do that). it also runs under the river at a certain pont (rio pinheiros), so it has to be extra deep. short answer: it is not that the station is low, it is because the street level is quite high (don't know if you got that...). and the cages are for garbage, to keep stray dogs from tearing the garbage bags. and great content, as always!!! :)
@@matheuspv de forma alguma, primeiro pq uma cidade como sao paulo não deve gerar complexo em ninguém e segundo porque conheço tanto a capital quanto o estado de SP ambos estão longe de serem ridiculos para a realidade brasileira e latinoamericana. O que eu critico é o desconhecimento dos gringos sobre a realidade do país. Eles falam muita bobagem... outro dia uma americana dizia que o Rio era como Miami rsrs
@@wevertonmartins9947 ja vivi em diferentes países e minha régua são cidades asiáticas de nível mais alto que ny. Como urbanista posso te digo que é uma obviedade o fato de toda cidade ter defeitos. A questão é que são paulo, como todas as metrópoles latino-americanas somam mais defeitos que qq outra do mesmo porte. E as unicas coisas comparaveis entre nyc e sp são populaçao, malha de metrô, PIB e a porcentagem da população que planeja sumir desses lugares. Com a differença que nos EUA eles de fato têm saído de ny e aqui no brasil o trabalhador em sp fica só na vontade pois não encontra oportunidade em outro lugar.
Those things (almost like metal cages) you pointed to in the street are for garbage pickup. Keeps it off the streets and potentially away from vermin. I wish NYC had these for garbage!! The SP metro has improved and grown by leaps and bounds since I first used it almost 30 years ago. Back then there were only 2 lines that pretty much took you no where. Completely different today. While it is smaller than the NYC metro, it’s worth remembering that the NYC metro was formed over a period of 100 years (and it shows!) SP is brand new in comparison and so it’s impressive how much has been built to date.
I'm 30 years old I grew up riding the bus in this city, because before the opening of the yellow line my neighborhood was very isolated, but after 2010 I used to use a lot more
Brazil is a continental country, so we cannot say that it is unsafe because of some dangerous areas that we see in some states. Great people, food and natural beauties. The bad image of the favelas that represent 0.000001% of Brazil is unfortunately absorbed by foreigners
Overall, Brazil is not safe, especially for a Canadian couple! Many Brazilian cities feature the 50 most dangerous cities in the world. Steve is learning that some places are safer than others, though.
@@hbbstn You read when I wrote "continental country"? Please don't compare with small countries with a huge country surrounded by poor countries.
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Summing it up, there are places that are safer than others in our cities. And São Paulo is way safer than Rio. Which is by the way it’s own benchmark of criminality. Nothing in Brazil gets even close
I don't know if you guys noticed but in sp we should always leave the left side of the stairs free for people who are in a hurry. You should stand on the right side.
I believe they instinctively grabbed the right side. You can see when that man passed them by; in general, that is an auto-enforcing rule, as people trying to pass teach the others to stick to the side, and vice-versa.
Fun facts: 12+ million is the population of São Paulo City proper but if you consider the metropolitan area then it's almost 22 M. The state of São Paulo has 46M inhabitants. Metrô's yellow line is the first operated by a private company (named Via Quatro) and also is driverless (you can actually go the front carriage and there's a glass where you see and film the tunnels, you'll be in the place where normally the driver would be. Being driverless is only possible because there are automatic security doors all along the platforms that prevent people from falling or jumping into the rails.
Hello, I’m from São Paulo and I’ve started watching your videos. Congrats for the channel!! The thing you asked about in minute 2:00 is where we take the garbage from the buildings.
As linhas privadas são as melhores, a lilás que foi concedida pra CCR tbm é mto boa, ela era ruim e melhorou depois de ser privatizada.. Se privatizarem o restante das linhas a tendência é só melhorar!
@@AnonymousLibertar1an, concordo com você, linha de trem é metro deveria ser privado, dão melhor atendimento e são bem rápido e também evita greves da linhas
@@AnonymousLibertar1an Sim, me lembro que após a privatização, eles mudaram os vagões para modelos mais modernos e modernizaram as estações, demoraram pra privatizar a linha 5 lilás, teve bastante protestos e greves naquele período, era muito ruim, além da baixa qualidade do serviço, tinha greve no metro com bastante frequência.
My father work in the metro company for 40 years. When i was a child i love to see the trains and the tunnels. Sâo Paulo is a wonderful city! great video!
Quando eu comecei a assistir aos vídeos desse canal eu pensava que a Ivana era uma guia turística de São Paulo. 😅Ela sempre parece saber bastante dos locais.
I am Brazilian but I don't live in Brazil for quite some time. Unfortunately there is a misconception about Brazil, media only shows drugs, corruption, robbery... those things exists of course, like any other country we have our issues, but there are lots of good people and nice places here... I am glad you guys changed your mind and allowed yourselves to fully imerge in our culture and to explore different parts to make your on conclusions. You are always welcome... I am having so much fun watching your videos, cannot wait to see more. :)
realmente o problema é a mídia que divulga fatos e não a população que aceita passivamente viver assim e idolatra politicos ao invés de cobrar mudanças
@@richardnunes8559 Alguns anos atrás as primeiras coisas que um estrangeiro lembrava depois de ouvir a palavra 'Brasil' eram: Futebol, praias, carnaval, festas, etc. Mas nos últimos anos, por conta do polêmico governo Bolsonaro, a mídia internacional começou a abordar mais o Brasil, destacando "principalmente", pra não dizer "somente", as coisas ruins, como violência, queimadas, negligência do próprio presidente, enchentes, etc. Isso fez o Brasil passar de um país "legal" aos olhares estrangeiros, para um país "péssimo".
@@The_Solo_Player Problema de um socialista, de nunca ser verdadeiro com quem pensa de forma diferente!. 13 anos de socialismo e corrupção sistêmica que levou o país oque está hoje e estamos lutando para resolver mesmo sobre pandemia. PT um Partido comunista, idealizam oque ocorre na Venezuela para nós isso vc quer
I'm so addicted to your vlogs I can't miss one and can't wait for the next one. You are able with your funny ways how to describe in details the day by day of São Paulo, in a way I never seen before. Possibly showing places and aspects locals never noticed. Good on you, imagine what lays ahead of you two in another two months in Br. Also i agree with you , Sao Paulo is very dangerous place, you might end up in love it with haha
You have to go to Itaim Bibi/Vila Nova Conceição Area, to see some good restaurants and buildings. It's actually the fanciest region of SP and its very nice there
Glad to know you both loved the city of SP, good to know we have something good to offer to visitors. You are welcome to return as many times as you like. Cheers from Brazil.
Suggestion here, try to film every different meal/first try to some food you guys have in Brasil, don't skip it. It's the best part of travel reactions to when you guys react to something we know of the flavour/love it. I don't know if you guys know the channel ''The travelbum'' but they had a great trip tour in brasil and the food reacts are amazing! Love you guys
Nothing better than going to see live how things and real life works, the city is safe, there is a lot of police everywhere, Brazilians have great respect for foreign tourists and minimal tolerance for crimes against foreigners, a foreign tourist will never be helpless without information or help in this country, thousands of foreigners live here spread all over the country normally and when they know the country, they all speak the same phrase, I thought it was terribly worse, it is much better that they say.
This is very relative I'd say. If you're talking about Jardins, Jtaim, Pinheiros... then yes, very clean and safe. Skme neighborhoods in the northern part like Santana or on the east like Mooca or Tatuapé.. then it's clean and relatively safe. But this is like 20% of the city... Where the bulk of the population live it's very poor, not clean and dangerous. Regarding being nice woth foreigners, also depend a lot... there's a lot of prejudice against some foreign groups here like chibese, haitians, africans, venezuelans...
@@victuz, que nada. Em qualquer grande cidade do mundo temos que ficar atentos. Ao contrário de São Paulo, onde o metrô parece relativamente seguro, em outros países ditos de "primeiro mundo" as estações de metrô são super visadas por batedores de carteira e é quando vários brasileiros despreocupados "dançam" porque acham que "só aqui" acontecem furtos etc. Recentemente um primo meu que esteve em Paris, mas já alertado, salvou sua carteira no metrô a tempo. Em viagens ao exterior, Europa etc. também encontrei brasileiros descuidados que foram furtados. A diferença é que nossa mídia sensacionalista faz muito estardalhaço repetitivo de coisas negativas que atingem uma minoria; por isso muitos estrangeiros acreditam que as coisas aqui são bem piores do que a realidade, pois a mídia internacional replica a nossa.
Sao Paulo subway is not as big as New York or Madrid or many other cities, but it certainly is one of the cleanest, and it is getting new stations every year. The Yellow line is the best one, by far. I don´t use that very much, but when I do, I love it. By the way: there are no drivers in the yellow line, it´s all computers in there - and it´s the only one like this.
@@presuffix3322 If we compare the entire region, we´d have to compare new jersey too, maybe trains near Madrid, in Paris they go for more than an hour outside the city, and then I don´t know how that is...What I do think is that São Paulo system is very good, cleaner than most, lots of beautiful stations, but could be bigger.
@@Videosuser A reminder that NYC Subways are growing up for almost 120 years already, while SP Subways has around 50 years, and the first 20 years there was only one line, so SP Subway system is growing from only 30 years yet...
The São Paulo subway is beautiful, very well-kept, clean and safe. To tell you the truth, I love my city, and I am very happy that you are enjoying it very much. Have you already taken the Lilas (purple) line? I think it would be very interesting to visit this part of the city as well. Take Care of you guys !!
Gostei muito de vocês e seus vídeos. Casal super simpático, uma simplicidade que me cativou. Parabéns!!! Sucesso em suas viagens e em seus vídeos. Voltem sempre ao Brasil e em São Paulo...
When you both leave the city, be sure to go to Luz station and get the Airport Express, it's an hourly service and operates from 4am to midnight. It's way easier to get to the airport this way.
2:02 Those are for the buildings put they trash, the trash truck will pick from there. 3:49 This line needed to be way beyond underground because it crosses a river.
An off-the-beaten-path trip in Brazil would be Cuiabá, Mato Grosso. From there you can visit the Pantanal (swamplands) and a really cool table mountain (Chapada dos Guimarães). It would be a three-day trip: 1.City of Cuiabá, 2. Pantanal and 3. Chapada dos Guimarães. Few Brazilians have done this.
Heyy, Oscar Freire isn't the fancy part of sp, despite being a good part of the city!! Vila Olimpia, Itaim Bibi and the neighborhood are!! Nice see you guys
I hope you guys are enjoying SP, because imo it's way better than Rio - which is mostly nice beaches and nature. SP is one of the most cosmopolitan city in the world because we've people descended from everywhere in the world - mainly from italians, spaniards and japanese. SP is still a very underrated city for regular tourism. Also, you guys need to check Santa Catarina state because it's beautiful af.
Most buildings in São Paulo have underground parking lots so the subway needs to go underneath, plus it need to still leave enough support so it won't jeopardize the building structure.
U r a super cool couple. Enjoy the hell outta watching you guys. I am a Carioca living in the USA for 51 years. You guys are making me home sick and proud. Thank you. God bless you 🙏🏼👍🏼
I'm a São Paulo native living in Toronto, and we actually hate our subway system, because it's not big enough for the size and population of the city, it's always overcrowded (Bloor Yonge st at rush hour is nothing comparing to Sé st towards Itaquera st), and feels like it takes forever to go anywhere. But after living in Toronto for years, I came to realize the subway here is much worse lol I've never seen a subway system that completely shut down entire parts of one line for a whole weekend, every weekend, and problems in the trains are constant, here is so much more unreliable.
O certo é comparar com Nova York. Dai vemos que a linha de São Paulo é pequena, mas limpa, e de Nova York é gigante mas em muitas partes suja e antiga.
Pois é, a gente só se da conta de como o metro e trem de são paulo é bomo quando usamos trens e metrôs de outras cidades do mundo, o de Nova York mesmo da medo até durante o dia.
I like the subway system in Toronto. It is not as crowded as in São Paulo. It serves its purpose well and is well complemented by a bus network. Rush hour in SP can be overwhelming. Toronto's subway system, like many in North America, is older, so it requires regular maintenance and weekend shutdowns. Nothing particular about Toronto.
Hey! For your record, the line 4 isn't the newest in São Paulo. The newest line is the monorail line, the 15 - silver in the very end of line green, in the Vila Prudente station. I recommend you guys to go there, it's pretty nice!
@@maricota3556 na verdade, a linha lilás existe desde 98. Só que o trecho com mais estações só foi terminado em 2018. Em 2016 (se não estou enganado) inauguraram o monotrilho, completamente novo. E a linha jade, que vai para o aeroporto, foi em 19 ou 18. Mas não me lembro muito bem agora as datas.
Hey, guys, I just love your video as always. And Steven, the baskets on the street that you asked what was, they are baskets in which you put the garbage from your house until the truck passes to take it to the landfill. Garbage is placed inside so that it does not dirty the sidewalk or that the dogs do not destroy it. Keep enjoying Brazil, guys! 👋🏽🤙🏽💘
I visited some countries and I can to say, São Paulo has the cleanest subway. Here in Totonto north/south subway stations, it’s ok, but the west station are so strange. In New York I don’t get to use the subway because is dirty and have a lot of big mouse. I hate mouse. It’s important to say, don’t care if the subway station in São Paulo is in fancy area or not, every station are clean.
Those "cages" on the sidewalks are for putting the garbage bags on the correct day of the week. They are elevated to avoid animals like stray dogs and cat ripping the bags and to prevent it spreading around in case of rains and stuff
If u like architecture u could visit Faria Lima avenue, Funchal Street, there are many beautiful buildings, many bars to go, many museums, Eataly Market, some good and fancy malls and Parque do povo, that's a good place for relaxing!
I LOVE that you guys are having a great time in my city! You are welcomed to come back any time. I can advice you to go the Represa do Guarapiranga. Is pretty cool there! It kind reminds of the beach and the houses are very pretty too.
It's interesting to see that you guys explore the subway system. I find that most youtubers only show beaches or restaurants as content. JetLag Warriors on the other hand make content about subway systems. Now, that is interesting!
Every video I feel more paulistano, I was born in São Paulo and for 15 years I live in "Praia Grande" for my son's health reasons, I really like the sea but the big job is in the capital, luckily I can work online. Brazil is wonderful and Minas and the northeast are unforgettable ... be careful with the city of "Salvador" because it is not very safe but with an incredible architecture. The south is where you can rest easy. Visit the Iguaçu falls... and the Itaipu uzina are wonderful
Say BEM-VINDOS for welcome! The metal things are for trash bags. Thats's the flagship Havaianas store. They have some pretty funky ones in there! If you guys come back, I'll take you to an all-u-can-eat sushi around that area. My fave! Boa, Guerreiros!
Nice job guys. Thanks for sharing. Try to go to Itaim Bibi, Vila Olímpia, Faria Lima Av.. It's not far away from Oscar Freire. Ibirapuera Park, the biggest in SP
I worked for the Company that made the São Paulo metrô, top Speed is 90km/h on some lines. And this line you guys went is not so New. We pride to keep our metrô impecable in São Paulo
I am glad you liked my city, guys The metro is usually excellent. I don't know if you visited the museums, but that's an unique experience. I recommend MASP and Pinacoteca do Estado. Best regards from SP.
3:45 one of the reasons why it's down below is to avoid damaging the structures above ground because our constructions are not earthquake proof since here we don't have any of those. Also here it's absolutely common nationwide to naturally have underground rivers (we even have a underground ocean, called Aquifer Guarani, the largest fresh underground water resource), and they are protected. Also due to that, these areas tend to have a very soft soil, so all our buildings (concrete and bricks are still the favourite 90% of all building materials used here, so almost no wooden houses and pre molded stuff are used usually) need to have many meters digged down as a foundation.
At 2:00, those are closed trash bins. They're huge because they usually serve a whole building and they're closed because the dogs can make a mess out of them. And the yellow line is not the newest one, I think the purple one is, with other lines in the making. It's also cool to see your review on the city. I've lived in different countries (including Canada and France) and São Paulo is a city with so many different realities. I am sure the perception of the city would change if people actually got to visit and spend some time in it. The São Paulo metro system also makes me think of Seoul's and others in Asia, they're somehow similar but Seoul's has many more stations. =) Thanks for the video.
all stations are clean and well maintained. Oscar Freire station is new and has few branches, but some xestscoes are huge and have trains on several floors
I don’t know if anyone has answered it already, but here it goes: About that things you asked at 1:55, those are garbage trays. The residents of the building in front of those trays throw their waste bags in trash cans inside the condominium, and a worker from that condominium grabs the bags and put them outside, inside those trays. Then, the waste truck comes (usually 3 times per week) and collects them. It’s very convenient not needing to go outside to throw your waste 😁👍
The newest subway lines in SP are L5 (extension),L15 monorail. Next to the Higienópolis Mackenzie station the new L6 Higienópolis Mackenzie station is being built, which will be the deepest in SP with 69m,22 floors.
The oldest railway is 7 Rubi + 10 Tuquesa (the line was built by the English, literally the same Englishmen, the workers of the railway, were the ones who brought football to Brazil) the line used to be used for the coffee trade, connecting the countryside, where the farms were, to Santos Harbor, so it could be exported. Edit: the English also built Luz station, and that's why it's so similar to King's Cross in London
@1:50. those are garbage cages. Their job is similar to a solid walled garbage bin. The garbage cage main priority is keeping the garbage off the wet soggy ground during a storm and preventing the build up of damp weight and awful smells. They can be optionally locked to keep out local animal life and reduce the severity of vandalism. Visiting Banff or Jasper in Alberta Canada, similar garbage arrangements are stored in heavy walled garbage lockers to keep bears out.
These "cages" that you see on the streets, at this size, usually in buildings with many apartments, are where garbage bags are placed to be collected by the city's garbage collection service.
Esse metrô de São Paulo é muito limpo e moderno... ti Já andei no metrô de Paris... Nova York... Buenos Aires... o de São Paulo é muito mais limpo e moderno e melhor .. parabéns!!
The depth of the stations has to do with the slope of the terrain above and the underground garages. Think that Avenida Paulista is at the top of a mountain whose base is in the downtown area on one side and Pinheiros on the other.
@@fabriciotakaki5357 e em 2013 a gente indo pra rua manifestar por causa do aumento de R$ 0,20 no transporte público e mal sabíamos o que ainda estava por vir... Mas foco força e fé, o dólar 1/1 um dia volta, rs (risos de nervoso)
1:15 As taxas de criminalidade brasileiras não são boas, porém, os homicídios são, predominantemente, causados por conflitos entre traficantes e entre a polícia e o fráfico, quando colocados no mapa da violência, assusta quem vê de fora. As chances de alguém ser assaltado é baixa, e de algo acontecer com a integridade física da pessoa é bem baixa(se não reagir). Basta calcular a probabilidade a partir das estatísticas, porém, como esses números não são bons e a gente sabe que acontece, tendemos a nos precaver mais, muitos ficam mais em estado de alerta, outros relaxam mais. Mas no geral, se tomar alguns cuidados, dá pra circular tranquilo. Entender esses elementos é fundamental pra melhorarmos a segurança pública no país. Ficar tocando o terror sem ponderar não ajuda nada.
@@richardnunes8559 Sim! Pra isso vc precisar pegar as estatísticas e calcular a probabilidade. Vc fez um ensino médio que preste? Uma boa universidade nem pensar, né? Novamente, os números não são bons, precisa melhorar muito, mas as chances são, estatiscamente, muito baixas. Se tomar alguns cuidados, caem bastante. Agora estude, começando por um curso de interpretação de texto, em vez de ficar na subjetividade.
Tem entidades internacionais sérias que compararam os países no quesito paz e segurança, e o Brasil tem uma posição bem fraca no ranking, comparável ao México. #128 de 163 países. Pode dar um Google que tá aí para todo mundo ler.
@@hbbstn É justamente isso que falei acima, de forma simplória. O mapa da violência é baseado na taxa de homicídio. Cada homicídio pra 100 mil habitantes. De acordo com os relatórios das polícias aqui no Brasil, 80% dos homicídios são devido ao tráfico de drogas(confrontos e dívidas), além de confrontos com a nossa polícia, que é bastante letal. Uma outra parte dos crimes é passional e de pessoas que se conheciam. já um percentual menor é de latrocínio(roubo seguido de morte) Se pegar a taxa de latrocínio das grandes cidades brasileiros e calcular a probabilidade, perceberá que as chances de ser morto são bem baixas. Porém, no geral, os números não são bons, precisamos melhorar muito, pois temos refências melhores lá fora ou até em cidades menores no Brasil. Roubos e furtos são altos, mas ainda assim é improvável de ser roubado, só não abusar da sorte. A questão é ter noção disso pra elevar o nível da discussão sobre os problemas internos e sobre as políticas de segurança pública. Ficar como muitos ficam, se baseando na própria vivência pra tirar conclusão e tocar o terror não dá, é falho e não passa credibilidade.
"Pretty clean?" That is the cleanest subway station I've ever seen!
LOL Yes, true… Maybe I accidentally understated that
In Rio de Janeiro the subway stations are clean like this one too. Subway stations are usually cleaned all over Brazil mainly because people don't dirty them
@@Rambuilding Claro que é limpo. Onde que você viu sujeira aí ?
@@Rambuilding compara com os metros la de fora, o de NY é todo pixado, sujo, cheio de rato e lixo, metro daqui é limpo sim, e os onibus também são bem suave
@@Rambuilding moro no canada, vcs tem muita síndrome de vira-lata cara
O metro de São Paulo é impressionante mesmo. Grande, bonito e limpo. Parece uma cidade subterrânea. Realmente o perigo de São Paulo é se apaixonar e querer ficar. Adoro passear nessa big city.
Ou levar um tiro.
@@richardnunes8559 Tiro você pode levar em qualquer lugar do mundo. Deixa de ser chato e invejoso.
@@richardnunes8559 Vira lata demais
@@richardnunes8559 Cara, não confunda São Paulo com o Rio! São Paulo é a capital brasileira com o menor número de crimes violentos proporcional à população! 6 assassinatos por 100.000 habitantes por ano - o Rio tem 18, 300% a mais!
@@joseluciocorrea1866 uau! olhando esses dados estou quase me convencendo que o Estado que eu moro a vida inteira é quase tão seguro quanto um país europeu! pena que na vida real a coisa é diferente.
The stations are usually deep because of terrain or other features. So, for instance, the first station you mentioned (Pinheiros Station) is really deep because the train has to cross below the Pinheiros River (a river with a really soft riverbed) also, there are a lot of hills in São Paulo, so in some places the metro is deep so as not have to rise and dip with the terrain. Lastly, a lot of buildings in São Paulo have 2 or 3 underground floors for parking....
While watching the video, I thought that stations like the depicted one are that deep because in the future they might host more lines.
You forgot the "secret" stuff... (Like bunkers...)
yea theres a mall on paulist avenue that have 5 floors I gues just for parking
Pinheiros isn't bigger now. The new stations in Line 6 almost all would be deeper than Pinheiros.
@@aquamastertheonlyone isso também caso o mundo acabe em bomba nuclear, nós paulistanos iremos sobreviver nas estações subterrâneas que nem a série de jogos metrô Nexus e metrô 2033
a humilhação da passagem pra eles ser 80 centavos kkkkkkkk
80 cents de dollar
Pois é kkkkk
e pra gente se torna um absurdo, kkkkkk
como diria negao da bl invertido: pra gringo é mais barato
4,40 tá bem pago considerando o tanto de integração que podemos fazer.
SP tem umas das passagens + baratas do Brasil.
I went to college in Sao Paulo and later lived there for 9 years.... I LOOOOOOOVE Sao Paulo! The best city to live, enjoy, work, have fun!!! every day! Even if Rio is beautiful and very fun too, I would say Sao Paulo is livier or better than NY
Totally agree with your comments about Sampa Rosie. I used to live in the seaside of Santa Catarina state and with my wife, whenever we wanted proper, fancy holidays we would travel to SP. We always enjoyed super food, theatre, music halls, art galleries or just watched life go by and we still miss it even though we’re now living in London Uk.
Sampa is unfortunately super underrated, but then is so the whole country. The only cool side to it is that it’s never overcrowded with tourists, that is, the addition of foreign tourists. This guys are having a blast and I’m enjoying watching it a lot. Tchau
its bigger than ny
The interesting fact is that the majority of Sao Paulo population probably don't agree with that, to us, Brazilians, it's very expensive to live in Sao Paulo, but although it's a nice city, and about Rio, it's a awsome city, but there is a lot of crimes and drug commerce in there, what makes it dangerous sometimes
@Luccas Limma And this is why we have so many ex-Paulistas who chose to emigrate to Toronto? Seriously?
@@Laughandsong, I know many canadians living in São Paulo! So what, sir?
I'm from Sao Paulo but I live in the USA for 32 years. I have been in many subways in the world. However Sao Paulo is the cleanest ! Be safe out there!! You need to go to a great Padaria em Sao Paulo. They are great!
São Paulo is not a flat City, so Metro lines needs to be designed in an average level in order to make the construction cheaper. Therefore, you need to have downstairs many levels to reach the platforms.
The Yellow line was built using a heavy machine, called here in Brazil as Tatuzão, that means a big armadillo.
kkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk i didnt knew that
Hummm tatuzão
Aconselho você estudar pontuação em Inglês, não pode usar vírgula antes de "that".
TBM - Tunnel Boring Machine.
É o nome "correto" da máquina.
@@levantaaaaaaaa não sabia vlw 👍
Wow. Such a clean city. Large, modern and beautiful metro station. Same with China's metro. Congratulations to Brazil.👏👏👏
it's made by China
Thanks
@@kuring-gai4605
Isolux - Corsán - Corviam (Espanha)
Tiisa - infraestrutura ( Brasil)
Comsa S/A (Brasil)
@@kuring-gai4605 no it is not.
noooo the city is dirty! The center of São Paulo smells urine. Dangerous and lots of homeless people.
Despite being the largest metrorailway system in Latin America, the size of São Paulo metrorailway system is still small compared to the city size. The good part is that São Paulo has a lot of bus corridors and small bus lines that goes everywhere.
There are plans for more lines in the future: line 19 (azure blue - being planned), line 20 (pink - being planned), line 16 (violet - being planned), line 17 (gold - under construction), line 6 (orange - under construction), expansion of line 2 (green - under construction), expansion of line 13 (jade - being planned), expansion of line 5 (lilac - being planned).
Fun fact: Subway lines (Metrô) use colors in their names, while railway lines (CPTM) use name of precious stones.
Edit: I edited my comment above, now I wrote "metrorailway" so it counts both underground and surface system. So, Metrô (subway) has 104.4 km and CPTM (surface train) has 276 km. A total of 380.4km, according to Wikipedia and Google.
Mexico City is bigger.
@@pedrogallovieira7474 But it has a lower quality
@@pedrogallovieira7474 São Paulo is the biggest city in the entire American continent, South and North America. It is currently the 4th in the world. Mexico City is close at 5th and might’ve been larger some point but not anymore.
@@weeellsan Sure, and I'm queen Elisabeth.
I edited my comment, now I wrote "metrorailway" so it counts both underground and surface system. So, Metrô (subway) has 104.4 km and CPTM (surface train) has 276 km. A total of 380.4km, according to Wikipedia and Google.
The sax sound at each Metro Station is the intro of "Trenzinho Caipira" from Bachianas Brasileiras number 2, one of the nine suites composed by Heitor Villa-Lobos.
Essa eu não sabia kk sempre vc que vou pra SP e pego o metrô eu penso: lá vem aquele saxofonezinho kk
@@eduardo_barbosaa Na época em que começou, aparecia nas próprias telas de propaganda do metrô sobre a escolha da introdução do Trenzinho Caipira. Mas eu demorei pra identificar e me acostumar!
Cara, sou Brasileiro, moro em São Paulo, e nunca soube disso! Obrigado pelo enriquecimento cultural, e toma um "joinha"!
@@harmagedom eu lembro q mostrava na tv interna do metrô... Na época tb trocaram a voz q anunciava a estação... Era o condutor quem falava o nome e tinha um cara q não dava pra entender nada!
Obrigado pela informação, muito com saber disso!
I've visited São Paulo three times and to be honest, never ever felt in danger and that's why I love this city and hope some day I'll be able to live on it
Be careful with são paulo you can fall in love !
É mermo Jão?
em que lugar você andou? kkkkk
@@JoaoGabriel-bn5yc diadema, inamar, guaruja, liberdade, centro de sampa, santos, santo andre, sao bernardo do campo, morumbi etc
@@lucasvasconcelos5705 Isso aconteceu porque você esteve em horário, dia, e locais differentes. Claro que lugares mais centralizados na qual há policiamento no local a segurança é maior. Agora experimente ir a locais afastados na qual não há policiais circulando a cidade e você irá sentir o que é São Paulo nua e crua do dia a dia. Eu já visitei outras metrópoles Brazileiras e para mim era seguras, mas claro sempre estive em lugares mais desenvolvidos; motivos pela qual sentia seguro, mas para quem vive lá não era.
"Be careful, you might fall in love with Sao Paulo"....What a beautiful comment from you guys !!! Well, in fact you both have fallen in love with SP 👍👍👏🙌 Yaaayyyyyyy !!
At minute 2:00 approx. You asked about the iron cages. Those are for the trash bags that come out from the buildings. I don't know if you've seen the garbage truck. It isn't fully automated, so there are workers that go to the trash bags and pick them. They then throw the garbage bags in the dumpster truck. So almost every building and almost every house in the central area of São Paulo has its own iron cage for trash. The organic and general trash is collected on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and the reciclable ones are collected on Tuesdays. This schedule varies throughout the city and also as per availability of the recicleables pick up days. (not every neighborhood has a day for reciclables).
Not through the whole city tho. I used to live in Butantã (west side) and the trucks had mechanic arms to pick the trash bins by themselves
@@mateusmagalhaes3924 legal mano
I'd like to add that they've this shape and are generally locked because homeless or people who collect garbage to sell to recycling centers will dig and untie everything making it hard for our garbage truck to collect it later on.
@@henriquepaschoalNa realidade o motivo é evitar que os cães de rua revirem o lixo orgânico.
I'm from São Paulo and I've lived in the United States for a few years, one of the things that negatively impacted me when I arrived in this country was the precarious situation of the trains and subways and the dirt, in fact, a lot of things here are dirty, such as markets, pharmacies, malls, I think a lot is a cultural issue, Brazilians are very concerned with the look, with the aesthetics and cleanliness of the environments
A lot of places in the US are dirty due to labour costs. Nothing to do with aesthetics, more to do with cheap labour cost in Brazil.
@@hbbstn exactly
@@hbbstn If they cared about hygiene and cleanliness they would pay the labour cost, they chose to not pay for it because they don't care about hygiene.
De que hablas? Si todas sus playas estan llenas de basura 🙄🙄
@@miguelcasas9682 Don't be mad manito, relax.
the stations are so deep because actually av paulista is the highest part of são paulo (sort of like a ridge), so as the yelloy line runs perpendicular to av paulista, it does not follow the terrain (no point in going all the way up and then down, traind don't do that). it also runs under the river at a certain pont (rio pinheiros), so it has to be extra deep. short answer: it is not that the station is low, it is because the street level is quite high (don't know if you got that...).
and the cages are for garbage, to keep stray dogs from tearing the garbage bags.
and great content, as always!!! :)
I love the fact that you're loving São Paulo...
Brazil has extraordinary places to visit! SP is just the top of the iceberg ❤❤❤
LoL são paulo is the most unequal city in Latin-America! São Paulo is pretty much the base of the iceberg.
@@santannamv seus comentários são só ridicularizando São Paulo ein, conheço isso como complexo e autoestima baixo.
@@matheuspv de forma alguma, primeiro pq uma cidade como sao paulo não deve gerar complexo em ninguém e segundo porque conheço tanto a capital quanto o estado de SP ambos estão longe de serem ridiculos para a realidade brasileira e latinoamericana. O que eu critico é o desconhecimento dos gringos sobre a realidade do país. Eles falam muita bobagem... outro dia uma americana dizia que o Rio era como Miami rsrs
@@santannamv acho q vc nunca saiu do Brasil.... Toda cidade tem seu ponto negativo. SP não perde muito para NY.
@@wevertonmartins9947 ja vivi em diferentes países e minha régua são cidades asiáticas de nível mais alto que ny. Como urbanista posso te digo que é uma obviedade o fato de toda cidade ter defeitos. A questão é que são paulo, como todas as metrópoles latino-americanas somam mais defeitos que qq outra do mesmo porte. E as unicas coisas comparaveis entre nyc e sp são populaçao, malha de metrô, PIB e a porcentagem da população que planeja sumir desses lugares. Com a differença que nos EUA eles de fato têm saído de ny e aqui no brasil o trabalhador em sp fica só na vontade pois não encontra oportunidade em outro lugar.
Those things (almost like metal cages) you pointed to in the street are for garbage pickup. Keeps it off the streets and potentially away from vermin. I wish NYC had these for garbage!!
The SP metro has improved and grown by leaps and bounds since I first used it almost 30 years ago. Back then there were only 2 lines that pretty much took you no where. Completely different today.
While it is smaller than the NYC metro, it’s worth remembering that the NYC metro was formed over a period of 100 years (and it shows!) SP is brand new in comparison and so it’s impressive how much has been built to date.
I'm 30 years old I grew up riding the bus in this city, because before the opening of the yellow line my neighborhood was very isolated, but after 2010 I used to use a lot more
Brazil is a continental country, so we cannot say that it is unsafe because of some dangerous areas that we see in some states. Great people, food and natural beauties. The bad image of the favelas that represent 0.000001% of Brazil is unfortunately absorbed by foreigners
Devido a Má Fama do rio de janeiro
@@j.h.2110 também. E pelo pensamento progressista de várias décadas. Agora eles estão mostrando as favelas em Los Angeles também
Overall, Brazil is not safe, especially for a Canadian couple! Many Brazilian cities feature the 50 most dangerous cities in the world. Steve is learning that some places are safer than others, though.
@@hbbstn You read when I wrote "continental country"? Please don't compare with small countries with a huge country surrounded by poor countries.
Summing it up, there are places that are safer than others in our cities. And São Paulo is way safer than Rio. Which is by the way it’s own benchmark of criminality. Nothing in Brazil gets even close
I don't know if you guys noticed but in sp we should always leave the left side of the stairs free for people who are in a hurry. You should stand on the right side.
I believe they instinctively grabbed the right side. You can see when that man passed them by; in general, that is an auto-enforcing rule, as people trying to pass teach the others to stick to the side, and vice-versa.
That´s actually a worldwide rule
Como no trânsito. Se vc não quer andar rápido, fique na direita.
@@Recortescristão Like anywhere, it is polite to speak in a language everyone can understand...
@@user-rv9um5xc3r Use google tradutor, como todo mundo normal faria.
São Paulo metrô is excellent ! One of the best systems in the world .
Fun facts: 12+ million is the population of São Paulo City proper but if you consider the metropolitan area then it's almost 22 M. The state of São Paulo has 46M inhabitants. Metrô's yellow line is the first operated by a private company (named Via Quatro) and also is driverless (you can actually go the front carriage and there's a glass where you see and film the tunnels, you'll be in the place where normally the driver would be. Being driverless is only possible because there are automatic security doors all along the platforms that prevent people from falling or jumping into the rails.
Great comment, thanks for this. Amazing that the state of SP has nearly 10 million more people than all of Canada.
Hello, I’m from São Paulo and I’ve started watching your videos. Congrats for the channel!! The thing you asked about in minute 2:00 is where we take the garbage from the buildings.
Super interesting video, Brazil has many positive surprises once u travel there!
Orgulho do nosso metrô em São Paulo
Moro em São Paulo, as vezes pego metrô linha amarelo, toda parte da estação tem seguranças. Não precisa ter medo . Na ruas sim algum canto é perigoso
Visitei São Paulo duas vezes, gostei muito. Voltei daí a semana passada e já estou com saudades.
Abraços desde Argentina
🇧🇷❤️🇦🇷
@@gemelos37 , volte sempre!
As linhas privadas são as melhores, a lilás que foi concedida pra CCR tbm é mto boa, ela era ruim e melhorou depois de ser privatizada.. Se privatizarem o restante das linhas a tendência é só melhorar!
@@AnonymousLibertar1an, concordo com você, linha de trem é metro deveria ser privado, dão melhor atendimento e são bem rápido e também evita greves da linhas
@@AnonymousLibertar1an Sim, me lembro que após a privatização, eles mudaram os vagões para modelos mais modernos e modernizaram as estações, demoraram pra privatizar a linha 5 lilás, teve bastante protestos e greves naquele período, era muito ruim, além da baixa qualidade do serviço, tinha greve no metro com bastante frequência.
Thanks for loving my so beloved city...You guys are the best! Hope u can come back to SP soon!
Thanks for the ride. Loving it! Keep safe, healthy and happy.
Realmente, utilizo o metro da linha Amarela é uma das mais bonitas de SP, não somente as estações como tb os trens, td muito clean .
My father work in the metro company for 40 years. When i was a child i love to see the trains and the tunnels. Sâo Paulo is a wonderful city! great video!
Amei o metrô 🚇 aí de São Paulo,quando for aí fazer turismo,quero ir aí. Eu falou de Pernambuco ,abraço à todos!
Quando vier aproveite para conhecer as linhas 5 e 15 que são mais novas.
Quando eu comecei a assistir aos vídeos desse canal eu pensava que a Ivana era uma guia turística de São Paulo. 😅Ela sempre parece saber bastante dos locais.
Yes, and she just fits in very well!
I am Brazilian but I don't live in Brazil for quite some time. Unfortunately there is a misconception about Brazil, media only shows drugs, corruption, robbery... those things exists of course, like any other country we have our issues, but there are lots of good people and nice places here... I am glad you guys changed your mind and allowed yourselves to fully imerge in our culture and to explore different parts to make your on conclusions. You are always welcome... I am having so much fun watching your videos, cannot wait to see more. :)
realmente o problema é a mídia que divulga fatos e não a população que aceita passivamente viver assim e idolatra politicos ao invés de cobrar mudanças
@@richardnunes8559 Alguns anos atrás as primeiras coisas que um estrangeiro lembrava depois de ouvir a palavra 'Brasil' eram: Futebol, praias, carnaval, festas, etc. Mas nos últimos anos, por conta do polêmico governo Bolsonaro, a mídia internacional começou a abordar mais o Brasil, destacando "principalmente", pra não dizer "somente", as coisas ruins, como violência, queimadas, negligência do próprio presidente, enchentes, etc. Isso fez o Brasil passar de um país "legal" aos olhares estrangeiros, para um país "péssimo".
@@The_Solo_Player ai já quis polemizar mesmo, fala isso logo e não tenta por desculpa para seu argumento.
@@saigobr ?
@@The_Solo_Player Problema de um socialista, de nunca ser verdadeiro com quem pensa de forma diferente!.
13 anos de socialismo e corrupção sistêmica que levou o país oque está hoje e estamos lutando para resolver mesmo sobre pandemia.
PT um Partido comunista, idealizam oque ocorre na Venezuela para nós isso vc quer
I'm so addicted to your vlogs I can't miss one and can't wait for the next one. You are able with your funny ways how to describe in details the day by day of São Paulo, in a way I never seen before. Possibly showing places and aspects locals never noticed. Good on you, imagine what lays ahead of you two in another two months in Br. Also i agree with you , Sao Paulo is very dangerous place, you might end up in love it with haha
Paulista in Calgary here 👋 thank you for making me feel closer to my hometown
You have to go to Itaim Bibi/Vila Nova Conceição Area, to see some good restaurants and buildings. It's actually the fanciest region of SP and its very nice there
You can go as well to Faria Lima/JK square to see the financial center of SP, it's near and has a bicycle lane
Metro de São Paulo é excelente, com certeza esta entre um dos melhores do mundo.
os da China são melhores
O metrô de São Paulo é muito bom e não perde em nada para metrôs de grandes cidades do Mundo.
@@williamdomingues507 Só perde em tamanho, mas em compensação ganha de lavada da grande maioria em limpeza.
Verdade, e tem brasileiro que acha coisa de pobre andar no metrô de SP mas acha chique andar no metrô de NY lotado de ratos
@@Lola-pq6wm de verdade!!! É muito assustador o tamanho do mapa metropolitano de NY e as estações infestadas de lixo, São Paulo ganha de lavada
Glad to know you both loved the city of SP, good to know we have something good to offer to visitors. You are welcome to return as many times as you like. Cheers from Brazil.
"Be careful in São Paulo...
you might fall in love"
I gotta send this to the Tourism Minister right now!
Yeah, that`s also sound so Crazy to me! Usually São Paulo are forgotten by turism
Suggestion here, try to film every different meal/first try to some food you guys have in Brasil, don't skip it. It's the best part of travel reactions to when you guys react to something we know of the flavour/love it. I don't know if you guys know the channel ''The travelbum'' but they had a great trip tour in brasil and the food reacts are amazing! Love you guys
Nothing better than going to see live how things and real life works, the city is safe, there is a lot of police everywhere, Brazilians have great respect for foreign tourists and minimal tolerance for crimes against foreigners, a foreign tourist will never be helpless without information or help in this country, thousands of foreigners live here spread all over the country normally and when they know the country, they all speak the same phrase, I thought it was terribly worse, it is much better that they say.
This is very relative I'd say. If you're talking about Jardins, Jtaim, Pinheiros... then yes, very clean and safe. Skme neighborhoods in the northern part like Santana or on the east like Mooca or Tatuapé.. then it's clean and relatively safe. But this is like 20% of the city... Where the bulk of the population live it's very poor, not clean and dangerous. Regarding being nice woth foreigners, also depend a lot... there's a lot of prejudice against some foreign groups here like chibese, haitians, africans, venezuelans...
@@victorm7414 every city it's like this, in New York there are place dangers, in Paris as well, everywhere is the same.
@@felipepisani Yeah bro, but in Brazil you still can't remain inattentive like how you do in cities of developed countries.
@@victuz, que nada. Em qualquer grande cidade do mundo temos que ficar atentos. Ao contrário de São Paulo, onde o metrô parece relativamente seguro, em outros países ditos de "primeiro mundo" as estações de metrô são super visadas por batedores de carteira e é quando vários brasileiros despreocupados "dançam" porque acham que "só aqui" acontecem furtos etc. Recentemente um primo meu que esteve em Paris, mas já alertado, salvou sua carteira no metrô a tempo. Em viagens ao exterior, Europa etc. também encontrei brasileiros descuidados que foram furtados. A diferença é que nossa mídia sensacionalista faz muito estardalhaço repetitivo de coisas negativas que atingem uma minoria; por isso muitos estrangeiros acreditam que as coisas aqui são bem piores do que a realidade, pois a mídia internacional replica a nossa.
Segura minha pomba
Sao Paulo subway is not as big as New York or Madrid or many other cities, but it certainly is one of the cleanest, and it is getting new stations every year. The Yellow line is the best one, by far. I don´t use that very much, but when I do, I love it. By the way: there are no drivers in the yellow line, it´s all computers in there - and it´s the only one like this.
the Greater São Paulo region is larger than both Madrid and NYC
@@presuffix3322 the region maybe, but not its subway system. NYC subway is waaaay bigger.
@@presuffix3322 If we compare the entire region, we´d have to compare new jersey too, maybe trains near Madrid, in Paris they go for more than an hour outside the city, and then I don´t know how that is...What I do think is that São Paulo system is very good, cleaner than most, lots of beautiful stations, but could be bigger.
@@Videosuser A reminder that NYC Subways are growing up for almost 120 years already, while SP Subways has around 50 years, and the first 20 years there was only one line, so SP Subway system is growing from only 30 years yet...
@@Stronghart so what? cities in china like Shanghai never had any subway til 90s, and their network now one of the largest in the world .
The São Paulo subway is beautiful, very well-kept, clean and safe. To tell you the truth, I love my city, and I am very happy that you are enjoying it very much. Have you already taken the Lilas (purple) line? I think it would be very interesting to visit this part of the city as well. Take Care of you guys !!
Thanks for watching, Paula!❤️
Eu amo a cidade de São Paulo, morro de saudade. É incrível como essa cidade consegue ter tudo de bom e de ruim ao mesmo tempo, mas amo mesmo assim.
o ruim de SP são só os invasores mesmo, se tirassem os invasores viraria um paraíso
Gostei muito de vocês e seus vídeos. Casal super simpático, uma simplicidade que me cativou. Parabéns!!! Sucesso em suas viagens e em seus vídeos. Voltem sempre ao Brasil e em São Paulo...
When you both leave the city, be sure to go to Luz station and get the Airport Express, it's an hourly service and operates from 4am to midnight. It's way easier to get to the airport this way.
2:02 Those are for the buildings put they trash, the trash truck will pick from there.
3:49 This line needed to be way beyond underground because it crosses a river.
An off-the-beaten-path trip in Brazil would be Cuiabá, Mato Grosso. From there you can visit the Pantanal (swamplands) and a really cool table mountain (Chapada dos Guimarães). It would be a three-day trip: 1.City of Cuiabá, 2. Pantanal and 3. Chapada dos Guimarães. Few Brazilians have done this.
São Paulo é da hora! Te indico ir conhecer as praias de Ubatuba. Forte abraço! 🇧🇷
Heyy, Oscar Freire isn't the fancy part of sp, despite being a good part of the city!! Vila Olimpia, Itaim Bibi and the neighborhood are!! Nice see you guys
I hope you guys are enjoying SP, because imo it's way better than Rio - which is mostly nice beaches and nature. SP is one of the most cosmopolitan city in the world because we've people descended from everywhere in the world - mainly from italians, spaniards and japanese. SP is still a very underrated city for regular tourism.
Also, you guys need to check Santa Catarina state because it's beautiful af.
Most buildings in São Paulo have underground parking lots so the subway needs to go underneath, plus it need to still leave enough support so it won't jeopardize the building structure.
My best bro Steve & Ivana you both look fabulous lot of love from your cousin viki 💙
U r a super cool couple. Enjoy the hell outta watching you guys. I am a Carioca living in the USA for 51 years. You guys are making me home sick and proud. Thank you. God bless you 🙏🏼👍🏼
I'm a São Paulo native living in Toronto, and we actually hate our subway system, because it's not big enough for the size and population of the city, it's always overcrowded (Bloor Yonge st at rush hour is nothing comparing to Sé st towards Itaquera st), and feels like it takes forever to go anywhere. But after living in Toronto for years, I came to realize the subway here is much worse lol I've never seen a subway system that completely shut down entire parts of one line for a whole weekend, every weekend, and problems in the trains are constant, here is so much more unreliable.
The sp system is considered one of the cleanest in the world
Verdade morei em Toronto. Também são Paulo.é uma potência econômica e uma cidade 5 vezes maior que Toronto.
O certo é comparar com Nova York. Dai vemos que a linha de São Paulo é pequena, mas limpa, e de Nova York é gigante mas em muitas partes suja e antiga.
Pois é, a gente só se da conta de como o metro e trem de são paulo é bomo quando usamos trens e metrôs de outras cidades do mundo, o de Nova York mesmo da medo até durante o dia.
I like the subway system in Toronto. It is not as crowded as in São Paulo. It serves its purpose well and is well complemented by a bus network. Rush hour in SP can be overwhelming. Toronto's subway system, like many in North America, is older, so it requires regular maintenance and weekend shutdowns. Nothing particular about Toronto.
Hey! For your record, the line 4 isn't the newest in São Paulo. The newest line is the monorail line, the 15 - silver in the very end of line green, in the Vila Prudente station. I recommend you guys to go there, it's pretty nice!
@@maricota3556 na verdade, a linha lilás existe desde 98. Só que o trecho com mais estações só foi terminado em 2018. Em 2016 (se não estou enganado) inauguraram o monotrilho, completamente novo. E a linha jade, que vai para o aeroporto, foi em 19 ou 18. Mas não me lembro muito bem agora as datas.
Really enjoyed this video on the fancy metro and a cool area!! Glad you enjoyed Sao Paulo!!!👏👏👏
I'm from State of Rio de Janeiro (not the city) but I LOVE SÃO PAULO (deeply)!
Hey, guys, I just love your video as always. And Steven, the baskets on the street that you asked what was, they are baskets in which you put the garbage from your house until the truck passes to take it to the landfill. Garbage is placed inside so that it does not dirty the sidewalk or that the dogs do not destroy it. Keep enjoying Brazil, guys! 👋🏽🤙🏽💘
I visited some countries and I can to say, São Paulo has the cleanest subway. Here in Totonto north/south subway stations, it’s ok, but the west station are so strange. In New York I don’t get to use the subway because is dirty and have a lot of big mouse. I hate mouse. It’s important to say, don’t care if the subway station in São Paulo is in fancy area or not, every station are clean.
*mice
Thank you for the testimony!
Munich subway is the cleanest I've seen.
Great video
BR 👍
Those "cages" on the sidewalks are for putting the garbage bags on the correct day of the week.
They are elevated to avoid animals like stray dogs and cat ripping the bags and to prevent it spreading around in case of rains and stuff
I'm glad to see your opinion has changed regarding safety.
You guys were freaking out on the first videos. I told you it wasn't a warzone.
If u like architecture u could visit Faria Lima avenue, Funchal Street, there are many beautiful buildings, many bars to go, many museums, Eataly Market, some good and fancy malls and Parque do povo, that's a good place for relaxing!
I LOVE that you guys are having a great time in my city! You are welcomed to come back any time. I can advice you to go the Represa do Guarapiranga. Is pretty cool there! It kind reminds of the beach and the houses are very pretty too.
We came here after seeying you guys with Rio 4 Fun 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 Amazing walks trough São Paulo City we're gonna do this on our Channel!! Keep going guys
It's interesting to see that you guys explore the subway system. I find that most youtubers only show beaches or restaurants as content. JetLag Warriors on the other hand make content about subway systems. Now, that is interesting!
As a Brazilian, I am really proud of my country
Every video I feel more paulistano, I was born in São Paulo and for 15 years I live in "Praia Grande" for my son's health reasons, I really like the sea but the big job is in the capital, luckily I can work online. Brazil is wonderful and Minas and the northeast are unforgettable ... be careful with the city of "Salvador" because it is not very safe but with an incredible architecture. The south is where you can rest easy. Visit the Iguaçu falls... and the Itaipu uzina are wonderful
What a lovely couple! Thank you for your Great Work!
Thanks, I Iove São Paulo!
Say BEM-VINDOS for welcome! The metal things are for trash bags. Thats's the flagship Havaianas store. They have some pretty funky ones in there! If you guys come back, I'll take you to an all-u-can-eat sushi around that area. My fave! Boa, Guerreiros!
Nice job guys.
Thanks for sharing.
Try to go to Itaim Bibi, Vila Olímpia, Faria Lima Av.. It's not far away from Oscar Freire.
Ibirapuera Park, the biggest in SP
I worked for the Company that made the São Paulo metrô, top Speed is 90km/h on some lines. And this line you guys went is not so New. We pride to keep our metrô impecable in São Paulo
I am glad you liked my city, guys The metro is usually excellent.
I don't know if you visited the museums, but that's an unique experience. I recommend MASP and Pinacoteca do Estado.
Best regards from SP.
3:45 one of the reasons why it's down below is to avoid damaging the structures above ground because our constructions are not earthquake proof since here we don't have any of those. Also here it's absolutely common nationwide to naturally have underground rivers (we even have a underground ocean, called Aquifer Guarani, the largest fresh underground water resource), and they are protected.
Also due to that, these areas tend to have a very soft soil, so all our buildings (concrete and bricks are still the favourite 90% of all building materials used here, so almost no wooden houses and pre molded stuff are used usually) need to have many meters digged down as a foundation.
I'm in love with your videos! Love you guys! ♥️ Enjoy Brazil!
I love my city, SP!!!!! and I also love yours, Toronto ! but it is too cold here today :)
Love you guys!!!! Come back to Brasil. São Paulo. God bless you!! Kisses
This Is fact the metro in são Paulo os clean organised and security all of them Is like This. Enjoy It!
At 2:00, those are closed trash bins. They're huge because they usually serve a whole building and they're closed because the dogs can make a mess out of them. And the yellow line is not the newest one, I think the purple one is, with other lines in the making. It's also cool to see your review on the city. I've lived in different countries (including Canada and France) and São Paulo is a city with so many different realities. I am sure the perception of the city would change if people actually got to visit and spend some time in it. The São Paulo metro system also makes me think of Seoul's and others in Asia, they're somehow similar but Seoul's has many more stations. =) Thanks for the video.
all stations are clean and well maintained. Oscar Freire station is new and has few branches, but some xestscoes are huge and have trains on several floors
I don’t know if anyone has answered it already, but here it goes: About that things you asked at 1:55, those are garbage trays. The residents of the building in front of those trays throw their waste bags in trash cans inside the condominium, and a worker from that condominium grabs the bags and put them outside, inside those trays. Then, the waste truck comes (usually 3 times per week) and collects them. It’s very convenient not needing to go outside to throw your waste 😁👍
Beautiful city … loved São Paulo, subways in São Paulo it’s clean fast and goes all over downtown São Paulo
What a gentle couple! Nice to receive you in my town!
The newest subway lines in SP are L5 (extension),L15 monorail.
Next to the Higienópolis Mackenzie station the new L6 Higienópolis Mackenzie station is being built, which will be the deepest in SP with 69m,22 floors.
The oldest railway is 7 Rubi + 10 Tuquesa (the line was built by the English, literally the same Englishmen, the workers of the railway, were the ones who brought football to Brazil) the line used to be used for the coffee trade, connecting the countryside, where the farms were, to Santos Harbor, so it could be exported.
Edit: the English also built Luz station, and that's why it's so similar to King's Cross in London
@1:50. those are garbage cages. Their job is similar to a solid walled garbage bin. The garbage cage main priority is keeping the garbage off the wet soggy ground during a storm and preventing the build up of damp weight and awful smells. They can be optionally locked to keep out local animal life and reduce the severity of vandalism. Visiting Banff or Jasper in Alberta Canada, similar garbage arrangements are stored in heavy walled garbage lockers to keep bears out.
Voltem sempre!!! 😍
The CPTM lines have full announcements in English. They even say Mind the Gap! Line 7 is the line I use.
These "cages" that you see on the streets, at this size, usually in buildings with many apartments, are where garbage bags are placed to be collected by the city's garbage collection service.
Esse metrô de São Paulo é muito limpo e moderno... ti
Já andei no metrô de Paris... Nova York... Buenos Aires... o de São Paulo é muito mais limpo e moderno e melhor .. parabéns!!
Best city in the world 👏🏻amo São Paulo ❤️
I loved to see you enjoying the metro so much haha
The depth of the stations has to do with the slope of the terrain above and the underground garages. Think that Avenida Paulista is at the top of a mountain whose base is in the downtown area on one side and Pinheiros on the other.
It's a joy to see how much you've been enjoying São Paulo. I love the city and you are an adorable couple.
Bizarro ver o quão barato as nossas coisas são pros gringos e pra gente continua caro...
esse é o efeito entre moeda forte e fraca.
entendeu o valor de 50 reais num kg de carne?? então........
@@fabriciotakaki5357 e em 2013 a gente indo pra rua manifestar por causa do aumento de R$ 0,20 no transporte público e mal sabíamos o que ainda estava por vir... Mas foco força e fé, o dólar 1/1 um dia volta, rs (risos de nervoso)
@@guilherme8930 Quanto era o dólar no governo "socialista" (tão socialista quanto muito país capitalista, diga-se de passagem)?
@@guilherme8930 brasil socialista essa eh nova
Great video. Thanks! Have fun in Santa Catarina -- much smaller state!
1:15 As taxas de criminalidade brasileiras não são boas, porém, os homicídios são, predominantemente, causados por conflitos entre traficantes e entre a polícia e o fráfico, quando colocados no mapa da violência, assusta quem vê de fora. As chances de alguém ser assaltado é baixa, e de algo acontecer com a integridade física da pessoa é bem baixa(se não reagir). Basta calcular a probabilidade a partir das estatísticas, porém, como esses números não são bons e a gente sabe que acontece, tendemos a nos precaver mais, muitos ficam mais em estado de alerta, outros relaxam mais. Mas no geral, se tomar alguns cuidados, dá pra circular tranquilo.
Entender esses elementos é fundamental pra melhorarmos a segurança pública no país. Ficar tocando o terror sem ponderar não ajuda nada.
kkkkk esse comentário é brincadeira. chances baixas? só não reagir?
@@richardnunes8559 Sim! Pra isso vc precisar pegar as estatísticas e calcular a probabilidade. Vc fez um ensino médio que preste? Uma boa universidade nem pensar, né?
Novamente, os números não são bons, precisa melhorar muito, mas as chances são, estatiscamente, muito baixas. Se tomar alguns cuidados, caem bastante.
Agora estude, começando por um curso de interpretação de texto, em vez de ficar na subjetividade.
Tem entidades internacionais sérias que compararam os países no quesito paz e segurança, e o Brasil tem uma posição bem fraca no ranking, comparável ao México. #128 de 163 países. Pode dar um Google que tá aí para todo mundo ler.
@@hbbstn galera gosta de mentir pra estrangeiro pra se sentir melhor ahahah
@@hbbstn É justamente isso que falei acima, de forma simplória. O mapa da violência é baseado na taxa de homicídio. Cada homicídio pra 100 mil habitantes.
De acordo com os relatórios das polícias aqui no Brasil, 80% dos homicídios são devido ao tráfico de drogas(confrontos e dívidas), além de confrontos com a nossa polícia, que é bastante letal. Uma outra parte dos crimes é passional e de pessoas que se conheciam. já um percentual menor é de latrocínio(roubo seguido de morte)
Se pegar a taxa de latrocínio das grandes cidades brasileiros e calcular a probabilidade, perceberá que as chances de ser morto são bem baixas. Porém, no geral, os números não são bons, precisamos melhorar muito, pois temos refências melhores lá fora ou até em cidades menores no Brasil. Roubos e furtos são altos, mas ainda assim é improvável de ser roubado, só não abusar da sorte.
A questão é ter noção disso pra elevar o nível da discussão sobre os problemas internos e sobre as políticas de segurança pública.
Ficar como muitos ficam, se baseando na própria vivência pra tirar conclusão e tocar o terror não dá, é falho e não passa credibilidade.
It’s great to see people discovering São Paulo and changing their pre concepts, hope you guys had a great time there
actually the newest ones in São Paulo are the lines 15 (silver) and 5 (lilac) ^^
I like them. They are simple and cool! Have fun guys!!