You're right, Brazil is kinda like USA in terms of diversity of people, having people from all over the world. But the main difference is that in Brazil people mixed way more and are still getting mixed, while in USA the different ethnic groups most of the times don't mix that much and that's why there are strong communities/neighbourhoods of asians, latinos, indians, blacks, arabs etc. The most weird thing to me is how much people are "segregated" in USA to the point where black people has its own way of talking and there are even sentences like "white/black music, white/black dances", this is weird for us brazilians, our main "segregation" is based on poverty, but rich and poor shares basically the same culture and same way of talking (of course according to each regional accent and local expressions). So regarding to foreign culture USA is way more diverse, since these communities keeps their religion, languages, culture, while in Brazil the language is basically only portuguese, the religion is in majority Christianism, very very few descendants from other countries know how to speak their ancestral languages, very few japanese descendants here for example know how to speak japanese.
True points here. The only thing I would disagree with is how there is little to no mixing of races or communities in the USA. This was something that was very frowned upon socially 30-50 years ago but not anymore nowadays. You still have some “good old boys” who think no one should mix but it’s not a big deal anymore. There are pockets of communities that live together in areas of each city and state though. I wish there wasn’t. And there are difference accents among the races too in the same states.
@@BoringReviews I see, yeah in the future USA will have a "pardo-ish" race too probably, nowadays 30-50 years of intense mixing are not enough time to get a really mixed nation yet, while in Brazil people are mixing intensely for centuries. But I like how USA is the image of globalization, I like how many cultures from different countries lives in hamony there, of course there are racism but it's nice to see many parts of the world in the same country.
I know this video is a little old and people don't always have correct information about other countries, even more so when it comes to a Latin American country. So I hope to clarify some wrong points in the video: - Deforestation in the Amazon: yes, this is a real problem, but it is much smaller than what is said abroad. The main target of deforestation in Brazil is the Atlantic Forest, since practically 80% of the Brazilian population lives in the coastal region of the country. In addition, speaking specifically of the Amazon, the devastation is caused by mining and, mainly, by illegal logging (mainly by American and European companies). And to say that the deforestation caused by the agricultural industry is due to the fact that the Brazilian population has grown rapidly in recent decades is another mistake, since practically all large-scale production is for export, not for domestic consumption. - Demographics: The Brazilian population is estimated at approximately 215 million inhabitants, making us the 7th most populous country in the world (recently overtaken by Bangladesh and Nigeria). Of this total population, 47% are white, 43% are pardos (mixed), 8% are black, 1.5% are indigenous natives and 0.5% are Asian. Regarding this pardo population, it should be noted that this term is used both for the mixture of whites and blacks as well as whites and indigenous peoples. In general, black people are more concentrated in eastern Brazil, mainly in the states of Sergipe, Bahia, Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro. Further inland, the mixture of whites and indigenous people is more predominant. This is why the numbers of indigenous people are so low, since mixing with Europeans has been going on for almost 500 years. In fact, a large part of the population is descended from indigenous natives, but only that 1.5% are more "pure" (although this is not a correct term to use).
Yeah, that white frog with blue mouth that appeared in the beginning of the video can kill with if you touch it in a matter of minutes because of its venom. Amazon forest is not for amateurs.
Brasil tem 6 biomas: Amazonia, Caatinga, Cerrado, Pantanal, Mata Atlântica e Pampa (floresta de Auracaria não é um bioma, mas é lindo demais). Todos são únicos e rico em flora e fauna que muitas vezes só se encontram nesses lugares.
Mão compare o Brasil com a África. O Brasil não tem problema de água. É o país com a maior reserva de água potável do mundo. Se você edtivesse em ums tribo indígena e tivesse dor de cabeça, eles provavelmente, pegariam uma planta medicinal e a sua dor de cabeça sumiria. Esse vídeo é velho e o Brasil é o país que mais protege o seu meio ambiente.
Moro em Florianópolis e estudei na UFSC (Uiversidade Federal de Santa Catina, a 6°melhor da América Latina, inclhsive o top 10 tem 7 universidades brasileiras, gosto de demonstrar meu orgulho sempre kkk) eu conheci uma colega do Acre. Tudo isso para dizer isso kkkk estudava com 5 manezinhos (pessoas nascidas em Floripa) e o resto tudo vindo de outras cidades o que eu amei e só fez eu curtir mais do processo de aprendizado
@@BoringReviews this is the first one: m.ua-cam.com/video/cAE5R6Qf1Uk/v-deo.html here is the second one, Brasília is our capital and the city I live in since I am 12 although I was born in Rio de Janeiro: m.ua-cam.com/video/9UJuZvWwgt4/v-deo.html this is the third one: m.ua-cam.com/video/a8eUdJo7hhw/v-deo.html I am definitely the guy packing and forgetin something out!!! please send me a message when you post the reactons so I can see them.
A large part of the Brazilian population lives in areas of the Amazon Forest, they are called "ribeirinhos" and they live from fishing, they are generally indigenous decendants, and I believe that there really are no isolated tribes, this is probably false, as there are also many illegal logging companies and dr@#g trafficking routes In the Amazon that it is impossible for there to be tribes that have never had contact with modern society, and there are also European companies with ships that have been discovered stealing drinking water from the Amazon Basin
Uma coisa também diversa é a religião, eu não saio perguntando pros outros a religião deles, mas só entre meus amigos de sala tem católicos, evangélicos, espiritas, testemunhas de Jeová e eu acho super legal.
Não, existe sim os pardos! E isso o próprio IBGE que diz que tem 5 categorias de etnias ou raças, brancos, pardos, negros, amarelos, e Indígenas. Então tem muita diferença entre o Pardo para um negro e um branco.
@@gabrielj6609 não existem “pardos” existe quem teve antepassados qualificados para serem escravizados durante 3 séculos e existe aquele cujos antepassados não se encaixavam para a atividade laboral compulsória. Resumindo, nunca existiram “pardos”; sempre existiram escravizados e não escravizados. O resto é perfumaria apenas.
You're right, Brazil is kinda like USA in terms of diversity of people, having people from all over the world. But the main difference is that in Brazil people mixed way more and are still getting mixed, while in USA the different ethnic groups most of the times don't mix that much and that's why there are strong communities/neighbourhoods of asians, latinos, indians, blacks, arabs etc. The most weird thing to me is how much people are "segregated" in USA to the point where black people has its own way of talking and there are even sentences like "white/black music, white/black dances", this is weird for us brazilians, our main "segregation" is based on poverty, but rich and poor shares basically the same culture and same way of talking (of course according to each regional accent and local expressions).
So regarding to foreign culture USA is way more diverse, since these communities keeps their religion, languages, culture, while in Brazil the language is basically only portuguese, the religion is in majority Christianism, very very few descendants from other countries know how to speak their ancestral languages, very few japanese descendants here for example know how to speak japanese.
True points here. The only thing I would disagree with is how there is little to no mixing of races or communities in the USA. This was something that was very frowned upon socially 30-50 years ago but not anymore nowadays. You still have some “good old boys” who think no one should mix but it’s not a big deal anymore.
There are pockets of communities that live together in areas of each city and state though. I wish there wasn’t. And there are difference accents among the races too in the same states.
@@BoringReviews I see, yeah in the future USA will have a "pardo-ish" race too probably, nowadays 30-50 years of intense mixing are not enough time to get a really mixed nation yet, while in Brazil people are mixing intensely for centuries.
But I like how USA is the image of globalization, I like how many cultures from different countries lives in hamony there, of course there are racism but it's nice to see many parts of the world in the same country.
I know this video is a little old and people don't always have correct information about other countries, even more so when it comes to a Latin American country. So I hope to clarify some wrong points in the video:
- Deforestation in the Amazon: yes, this is a real problem, but it is much smaller than what is said abroad. The main target of deforestation in Brazil is the Atlantic Forest, since practically 80% of the Brazilian population lives in the coastal region of the country. In addition, speaking specifically of the Amazon, the devastation is caused by mining and, mainly, by illegal logging (mainly by American and European companies). And to say that the deforestation caused by the agricultural industry is due to the fact that the Brazilian population has grown rapidly in recent decades is another mistake, since practically all large-scale production is for export, not for domestic consumption.
- Demographics: The Brazilian population is estimated at approximately 215 million inhabitants, making us the 7th most populous country in the world (recently overtaken by Bangladesh and Nigeria).
Of this total population, 47% are white, 43% are pardos (mixed), 8% are black, 1.5% are indigenous natives and 0.5% are Asian.
Regarding this pardo population, it should be noted that this term is used both for the mixture of whites and blacks as well as whites and indigenous peoples.
In general, black people are more concentrated in eastern Brazil, mainly in the states of Sergipe, Bahia, Minas Gerais and Rio de Janeiro.
Further inland, the mixture of whites and indigenous people is more predominant. This is why the numbers of indigenous people are so low, since mixing with Europeans has been going on for almost 500 years.
In fact, a large part of the population is descended from indigenous natives, but only that 1.5% are more "pure" (although this is not a correct term to use).
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Correto e bem colicado ! ....só diria que MG tem a mesma proporção de negros e brancos que SP.
9:26 Currently, there are about 214 million
10:00 Northeast
Yeah, that white frog with blue mouth that appeared in the beginning of the video can kill with if you touch it in a matter of minutes because of its venom. Amazon forest is not for amateurs.
1:15 This was you best Brazilian Portuguese pronunciation of "Brazil". Something like "Brazeew".
Amoo meu País Brasil 🇧🇷❤
Somos dois querida, porque eu também amo meu Brasil 🇧🇷
Brasil tem 6 biomas: Amazonia, Caatinga, Cerrado, Pantanal, Mata Atlântica e Pampa (floresta de Auracaria não é um bioma, mas é lindo demais). Todos são únicos e rico em flora e fauna que muitas vezes só se encontram nesses lugares.
Nice reaction guys. Greetings from Brazil. 🇧🇷
This country is rich in natural resources, abundant in water and one of the largest areas of fertile land on the planet.
Agora eles podem vir roubar, obrigado por avisa-los
Mão compare o Brasil com a África.
O Brasil não tem problema de água.
É o país com a maior reserva de água potável do mundo. Se você edtivesse em ums tribo indígena e tivesse dor de cabeça, eles provavelmente, pegariam uma planta medicinal e a sua dor de cabeça sumiria.
Esse vídeo é velho e o Brasil é o país que mais protege o seu meio ambiente.
Thanks. The water fact is cool but I am sure the Amazon helps tremendously.
Moro em Florianópolis e estudei na UFSC (Uiversidade Federal de Santa Catina, a 6°melhor da América Latina, inclhsive o top 10 tem 7 universidades brasileiras, gosto de demonstrar meu orgulho sempre kkk) eu conheci uma colega do Acre. Tudo isso para dizer isso kkkk estudava com 5 manezinhos (pessoas nascidas em Floripa) e o resto tudo vindo de outras cidades o que eu amei e só fez eu curtir mais do processo de aprendizado
Pls do more about Brazil 🇧🇷
❤ I loved
Wait... HAHAHAHA
Rio "Day" Janeiro is more accurate than Rio Jay Janeiro hahahahahaha
I am Brazilian end i love this video ..❤
Can y’all please do Germany next? It’s the most viewed one.
Please do Germany next. 🇩🇪❤️
would you react to 3 brazilian videos if I post the links for you?
Sure. Let’s try one at a time
@@BoringReviews this is the first one:
m.ua-cam.com/video/cAE5R6Qf1Uk/v-deo.html
here is the second one, Brasília is our capital and the city I live in since I am 12 although I was born in Rio de Janeiro:
m.ua-cam.com/video/9UJuZvWwgt4/v-deo.html
this is the third one:
m.ua-cam.com/video/a8eUdJo7hhw/v-deo.html I am definitely the guy packing and forgetin something out!!!
please send me a message when you post the reactons so I can see them.
Here you can have an ideia about how is the country, if you had this curiosity:
ua-cam.com/video/FB2r-KKpW7M/v-deo.html
A large part of the Brazilian population lives in areas of the Amazon Forest, they are called "ribeirinhos" and they live from fishing, they are generally indigenous decendants, and I believe that there really are no isolated tribes, this is probably false, as there are also many illegal logging companies and dr@#g trafficking routes In the Amazon that it is impossible for there to be tribes that have never had contact with modern society, and there are also European companies with ships that have been discovered stealing drinking water from the Amazon Basin
Uma coisa também diversa é a religião, eu não saio perguntando pros outros a religião deles, mas só entre meus amigos de sala tem católicos, evangélicos, espiritas, testemunhas de Jeová e eu acho super legal.
Simples. Bolacha é com recheio. Biscoito é por si. Pega dois biscoito, faz um sanduíche com recheio, tipo oreo, e vira bolacha. Acabou a guerra...
react to brazilian like Status you will like it a lot 😹😹😹
Excellent video, react to 2021 em uma musica - Lucas inutilismo
Please please reaction on Emraan Hashmi'Maahi'song 🙏🙏
plz do Trinidad and Tobago
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watch cidade de deus (city of god), best movie in brasil and estomago ( stomach) !
8% black acho q ta errado isso aí
Nao esta n
9:32 Só essa parte está errada, a população de negros e pardos é superior a de brancos
Na verdade não, no último levantamento do IBGE, na autodeclaração , 43% dos brasileiros se declaram Brancos, 47 como pardos, e 9,1 como negros..
Não está! É exatamente essa mesmo pois o IBGE não formalizou os números. Então este vídeo está certo sim.
Para de espalhar desinformação! A população de pardos e negros JUNTA é maior que a de brancos.
Actually there’s no “pardo” in Brazil. People are white or black. Simple like that.
People “no so much black”, in past, was slaved as well.
Não, existe sim os pardos! E isso o próprio IBGE que diz que tem 5 categorias de etnias ou raças, brancos, pardos, negros, amarelos, e Indígenas. Então tem muita diferença entre o Pardo para um negro e um branco.
I'm Brazilian and you are speaking nonsense. Pardo is a thing in Brazil! Almost NOBODY refers to them as black!
"in past were slaved as well" right, but there was almost no pardos when slavery was a thing. Most the population mixed after the abolition of slavery
@@gabrielj6609 não existem “pardos” existe quem teve antepassados qualificados para serem escravizados durante 3 séculos e existe aquele cujos antepassados não se encaixavam para a atividade laboral compulsória.
Resumindo, nunca existiram “pardos”; sempre existiram escravizados e não escravizados.
O resto é perfumaria apenas.
@@guilhermelamounier1818 se um cara é 50% branco e 50% negro vc chama de que? E se for 60, 70% branco? Cara pardos não são negros
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