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When you travel to Brazil, you often fall in love with its beautiful weather, beaches and landscapes, but always with its friendly people.
Brazilians are some of the warmest people in the world, eager to communicate and curious about others. Brazilian culture, an important pillar of identity, was first built through exchanges between people who were different from each other; each ethnic group has contributed to a whole that has given the people we know today.
Thus, every Brazilian, although a unique and irreplaceable individual, is also the sum of these multicultural contributions. The particularity of the Brazilian identity is that it is plural, its representatives draw alternately on these multiple heritages in everyday life.
It is true that from north to south, and from east to west, you will have the opportunity to meet people whose appearance and way of life are very different from one another. But their sense of belonging to the same nation brings them together and has allowed them throughout Brazil’s history to create a Brazilian identity that transcends these differences.
It is this unity that we find in the collective fervor during each Football World Cup, when the whole country is behind the national team.
“Alegria”, or joy, a mixture of joie de vivre and impulsivity is also what best distinguishes Brazilians from the rest of the world, regardless of the infinite number of ethnic origins, ages and regions of origin that characterize them.
The people who invented Samba and brought the street carnival to life have positive energy running in their blood. Carnival and partying in Brazil is a nationwide release from the tensions of everyday life.
The most mixed-race people in the world, Brazilians have all the phenotypes, just like the continuous immigration throughout its history would suggest. Coming from around the world as settlers, explorers, slaves or economic migrants, men and women of various origins came to mix with local natives.
What is obvious is the ease with which everyone has evolved together. A true cultural melting pot, a vast array of migrant children are united in a single generation.
Brazilian people love to be in groups, to share, to touch each other and are therefore particularly sociable and curious. They know how to transmit the happiness of being alive like no others, through partying and other social exchanges. You will be delighted by the cordiality and curiosity of this people towards others and their way of life!
The festivities, carnival in particular, have a strong hold in local culture because they allow people to transcend social and ethnic barriers between rich and poor.
Brazilians love behaving paradoxically. A proud people of their regional roots and culture, they fascinate and resist categorisation.
Hard workers, Brazilians like to spend lavishly and it is common to meet people 40 years and over who have returned to university to study new degrees.
Another paradox, is that some people may have little but everyone will want to help you. Furthermore, Brazilians are serious in business, so doing business in Brazil can be a lucrative venture. Yet only the present moment really matters. Saying “later” is often a strategy not to say “never”. Brazilians hate conflict and always try to solve problems through negotiation and what is called ” jeitinho “, a cross between circumvention and do-it-yourself.
The magic of Brazil comes certainly from its landscapes, its fauna and its extraordinarily rich flora, but also from its inhabitants. They are the ones who create the relaxed yet joyful atmosphere of the country and give a unique flavor to a stay in Brazil.
Their joie de vivre is infectious and you will keep beautiful memories of encounters where the language of the hands, eyes and heart transcend all the barriers of codes ​​and cultures. (Usually ending in a great burst of laughter!)
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People harvesting sugar cane in Salvador. Northeast Brazil has the
most African cultural influence, due to early plantation labor.




Portuguese colonialism shows its influence in large cities, with
churches and market stalls converging on central plazas.




Thousands of saqueiros (sack carriers) working on the Serra Pelada
gold mine, which is now closed. Gold was one of the most important
exports in the eighteenth century.




Lace next to a lacemaker at work, Fortaleza, Brazil. Less than 50
percent of Brazilian women hold jobs outside the home.




A house on the edge of the Amazon River. The Amazon forest is
estimated to contain 15 to 30 percent of all species on earth.




A view overlooking Rio de Janeiro. There is stark contrast between
the wealthier, more industrialized south and the poorer, undeveloped
north.


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Brazil also has a tradition of folk literature that is little known abroad. The literature de cordel (literally, literature on a string)—derived from the custom of displaying booklets of verse by hanging them from a thin string or cordel— is a form of rhymed verse still popular in the Northeast interior. In the region with the country's highest illiteracy rate, these verses disseminate news and carry on cultural traditions. The cordel singer, who travels from town to town performing his verses to the accompaniment of a guitar or accordion, writes the verses, composes the melody, prints the lyrics in a booklet—which he also sells—and may even illustrate the work with his own woodcuts or sketches.

Performance Arts. Music is not just entertainment in Brazil, it has been called the
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Brazil is really a very good place and great chances of being a first world country like the United States, but we, the citizens and especially the politicians (corrupt) do not know to value the resources we have. It is a chaos.
We have to pay for everything here. To have health, safety, water, electricity, housing, food ... and many other things.
But for people who would like to travel to Brazil and at the same time want a place where you feel more at home, the south is great. (looks over Europe, okay?)
But unfortunately I'm from Bahia. A summer heat always, however the winter is rainy and cold. (For people living with snow always or almost always, the cold here is chump change)
But those who prefer a lot of noise, the northeastern states are a good thing.
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Thanks so much for this article I really enjoyed reading it and learning. I am working on a group project about Brazil and would like to use some of the information I found here. I need some extra information in order to cite the page in my bibliography in APA format. Please contact me back as soon as possible, and thanks again for the great information.

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I went to a British school in Santos Brazil in 1960. I think it was Anglican. Is that where you taught?
Brazil is a racial paradise. Period. Some people in Brazil want to turn Brazil in a racist country like the USA, where people are divided on the basis of "race", but they won't be sucessfull. Almost all Brazilians have indigenous, African and European ancestry at the same time, so, there is no reason to talk about "races" here. Different skin shades doesn't mean different "races". There is only one "race" here, the Brazilian race. Only a small minority of Brazilians (a few ignorant folks) discriminate against people of darker skin. The huge majority of Brazilians don't judge people based on skin colors. The reason why people with darker skin are poorer is merely historic: as many are descendant of slaves, they had poor, iliterate grandparents. This is not a problem of race, this is merely a lack of social mobility. The son of a poor man tends to be poor, specially in a country like Brazil, where the public schools are very bad, and the private schools are much better, thus the son of a poor man has lower probability of entering the University, than the son of a rich man.
Brazil is far more diverse than people think, specially in the north where it continue to get more complex with immigration from nations like guyana and French Guiana (Hindustani and Javanese people, who also speak Portuguese besides English and French) Very interesting.
Here is a website with video clips of how each state and region has it's own culture. BIM, Brazil Interactive Map. Very interesting, please check it out.muitobim blogspot.
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This was really helpful on my study of brazil. Is anyone from there I would like to interview you for five minutes. Please email me kemisha@mail.com. thanks guys
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Being gringo and yet having already adopted Brazil as my second home, I thought your article was comprehensive and accurate, albeit already a bit dated in some areas. My only objection was that the tone of the article is not neutral in some categories and is slightly first world condescending in matters of sociology. Rather than assuming the whole world should be measured by the North American / British standard, it would be interesting to rate the North American / British standard by Brazilian standards.

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