Drinking with Locals in the Last Favela of Europe 

Hahaha nice one 😆

People speak Portuguese in Portugal

Jesus that's protuguese, and you made your ignorance eternal on youtube lol

​@@Ndobless He did in fact speak Spanish with the people. And some responded in Portuguese, some in Spanish. Most Portuguese are very fluent in Spanish, almost everybody here can understand it. I live in Portugal and learned the language, so I can differentiate them

Just "caralho" is clearly portuguese, Carajo en español😂

Totally agree with you, same with terms like ghetto, slum, hood etc... It's just that in Lisbon I was told it was given this term because of the neighborhood's origins, its structure and inhabitants, but yeah Favelas only exist in Brazil where the term originates from.

​Nomenclature can change but it's the same same

​@@samesamevicthan why don't you change the title name. It comes across has disrespectful. At a favela you would not be alive after 15 minutes

oh seu caralho, bairro é uma localidade com casas, estradas... nao significa que seja pobre ou perigoso. Como por exemplo o bairro de telheiras

@@oddnoir8592its not the same at all in this case, favelas are built literally on mountains, with the houses built on top of eachother

I haven’t seen any criminal that day 👀

​@@samesamevicyou did bro 😂

Actually, you're lucky that it was raining. Not as many thugs outside. ​@samesamevic

deixa de falar merda amigo.... so dizes o que nao sabes da realidade..... os bandidos estao no parlamento e nas grandes elites... tenta saber bem a realidade e depois vem opinar da realidade

You didnt saw any thugs but i did, in your vídeo 😂😂😂

That’s funny indeed haha, go there for a walk man! The street art and its people are really cool! Thanks mate 🙏🏼🙏🏼

I had no idea it was such an important and debated matter in Portugal haha - delighted that you enjoyed it man!

What did you say??? Superbock is way better than watery piss aka Sagres

@@luisubtil hahaha here we go

@@samesamevicI think at least we can all agree that Tagus is indeed piss water

@@samesamevicwell in the North Super Bock is better, in the South Super Bock is better, in the center Sagres is better. But in reallity both are good, Sagres is lighter

Obviously! I had to be more careful than I ever had before, but it still ended being an unforgettably fun experience overall 🙌🏼

@@samesamevic Hopefully no hangover 🙂

@@garylane6227 no I didn’t go that crazy haha

I'm Portuguese and I work as an UBER driver and I enter these neighborhoods without any problems. And in Portugal there are no Favelas: Favelas only apply in Brazil.

Glad you liked it! I posted two more videos about Portugal and a fourth one is coming soon!

Thank you for your comment brother, you said it very well 👌🏼 🤍🤍

😂😂😂 Not even the police dares to go regularly to some of those "friendly" areas you referred ...

Both Joachim and Marlando were legends 😎🙌🏼🙌🏼 and hello man!

I think you mean malandro and not Marlando btw "Malandro" is a Portuguese term that doesn't have a direct translation in English, as it encompasses various meanings depending on the context. It can refer to someone who is streetwise, cunning, or sly, but it can also denote a certain charm or charisma. In some cases, it's used to describe a person who knows how to navigate through difficult situations or who lives a somewhat unconventional lifestyle. Depending on the context, you might translate it as "trickster," "rascal," "rogue," "scoundrel," or simply "street-smart." Anyways, lovely video. Thank you @@samesamevic

@@coztfu thank you so much for the amazing explanation, I should have been told that on that day 🤣🤣👍🏼

Love to see that you like it man! And I hope you like the rest of the videos 🙌🏼

The weather adds some mystery and tension to it I guess 😆 Alcohol does help to speak better the language you’ve always dreamt of speaking fluently 🤣🤣🤣

Happy you felt that way watching it!! Whose cousin are you haha?

Com chuva tudo parece mais feio, com sol não é assim tão feio.

Thanks! And no one ever mentioned Cachupa on that day haha

Haha, they just give you grog 😅 google it, cachupa.

Wow man thanks, really glad you enjoyed the ride so far! Get ready for the rest, the best is yet to come!

@@samesamevic can only imagine!

I hope this is is only the beginning!!

It’s hard to constantly have 0 preconceptions but I’m trying my best! Now that you say that it brings a whole darker tone to the video, didn’t see it that way while filming….

​​​@@samesamevicdon't take it too much to the heart tho, it's totally a Portuguese thing, alcoholism is very rooted in the elders here, most old people were born before 1974 (when the dictatorship ended) and insist that there is nothing wrong with drinking and that it adds some "spice" to living. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I've never been in Cova da Moura but it is known here, you were lucky with having no encounters in some of the streets, I'd say the bad weather did you some good favors :p it is "very" safe to walk in all Lisbon/CdM/honestly all portuguese cities' main streets, but there are a lot of narrow streets like 1,5 person wide, that's kinda where you get the heat. don't take this as an idea, please, Portugal is a safe heaven if you don't step some lines.

@@FXVNDER thank you for your informative comment!

Glad you liked them! Welcome onboard!!

Hahahaha I got lost in translation then

Hahaha

Thank you! Glad you enjoy!

Most of them are cool! A shame it has such a reputation, and the street art is amazing too 👌🏼👌🏼

Really happy you do! Hope you enjoy what's to come next too!

Really happy you liked the episode and hope you enjoy binging the previous and future videos!

Me too 🇵🇹

What’s Tugas page?

​​@@samesamevic"Tugas" a.k.a. "Portugas" a.k.a. "Portuguese". Like we call Brazilians "Brazucas" or just "Zucas".

Exactly! Nice and respectful and you’ll meet kind people anywhere you go! I really almost went to far with that Grogue 🤣

Thank you man, and yeah I really loved it, apart from the shitty weather haha

I’ve heard about it! I definitely need to come back to Portugal for this and many other places! Glad you enjoy the videos!! 🙏🏼🙏🏼

I almost went too far on that Grogu 🤣🤣 and yeah it still has a level of danger higher than most neighbourhoods in Lisbon but that doesn’t mean there are not kind and sweet people like the ones I met! Just be aware of the risks you’re taking and go with an open mind and you will surely meet friendly people along the way 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

​@@samesamevicgrogu comes from Cape verde. It is not portuguese.

Yes I know thanks!

There’s different terms for hoods in different cultures and countries around the world 👍🏼

@mevic But favela is not used on Portugal, only in Brasil! Good place to find great food... diferent with good african friends.

Je connais cette zone la et je trouve que t'exageres un peu non haha?

C’est pas comparable…

Clássico! Os mais velhos são trabalhadores. Os mais novos hustlers.

Thanks for specifying the different possible terms for such a place, and yes Portugal is indeed an extremely safe country 🙌🏼

Nah Bro! Just in this Area, in the 90's you had Cova da Moura, 6 de Maio, Azinhaga dos Besouros, Fontaínhas, etc. There's Chelas and some others in Lisboa. Some in Porto. But even so Portugal is in 2024 at the 7th place in the ranking of most safest places in the World. Brasil is 9th in ranking of Countries with more crime rate in the World. Between 8th El Salvador and 10th Jamaica. Portugal is much more than Lisbon and Porto. And even in those big Cities, problematic Neighbourhoods are residual. I spent all my Youth in Alfornelos and going to these Neighbourhoods and was never robbed. Lived in Carcavelos near the Marianas Neighbourhood and again nothing happened to me. And also lived in Alta de Lisboa thst used to be the Musgueira and it's totally different nowadays. Poor People were given Social Housing and that made a difference in their integration. But then again thugs don't do their crimes in their own Neighbourhoods. That's common sense.

My father is from Slovakia and my mother from Bulgaria so yeah I have indeed 🤣🤣

@@samesamevic In that case, what do you mean by the last Favela in Europe?

@@user-gg3wr9ic6i the term favela is specific to this type of neighbourhood with its structure/history/culture

@@samesamevic Well, I think I can see your point. In that case you don't consider, for example, Lunik IX to be a Favela? Search for Bairro 2° Torrão, in Portugal, you might get surprised.

Well, I think I can see your point. So you don't consider, for example, Lunik IX to be a favela?! Search for Bairro 2° Torrão, in Portugal. You might get surprised.

Very human people, I was blessed to meet such nice and welcoming people! Glad you liked the video hope you like the rest too! And I’ll definitely come to Rio one day but I’m too broke for that right now 🤣🤣

Hope you liked it!

Couva Da Moura (Lisbon)!

I spoke Spanish only when I couldn’t be understood in English 👍🏼

@mevic I know that, I saw the video. Still doesn't invalidate my point, you just got people even more confused. It would be like me trying to speak Dutch in Germany after not being understood in English.

Are you ok in the head? What else is he supposed to do? If they don't understand English and he doesn't know Portuguese but he knows Spanish, isn't it the best (and only) choice he has? And yes, if you speak Dutch in Germany you have more chances to be understood than not talking at all. ​@@ruimarques7625

Why wouldn't he!? It's not like we can't communicate in Spanish!

For exactly the same reason that no one goes to Spain and speaks Portuguese.@@brixcosmo

That's what his friends told me to call him hahaha

That’s nice man 😆👌🏼

Beautiful and united community, got great vibes from it 🙌🏼🤍

Last called like that as far as I know, I’m not trying to compare hoods or rough neighbourhoods with this video haha 👍🏼

I’m not American bro but yes why not, that’s an important topic and issue to document on camera 🙌🏼

Sure why not thanks!

Reboleira is not a favela, it’s the bairro that’s inside it that is one called 6 de maio.

Don't worry haha that was only an exception, glad you liked the video!

I would never want to have a gun pointed to my head, I take risks indeed but I’m not that crazy haha

I will visit other slums and rough neighbourhoods in Europe at some point 👍🏼

@@samesamevic If that is the case, it is not appropriate for you to say that you visited the last favela in Europe. You are not sure yet.

What does it mean haha?

bombinha is like a firecracker, but the sound was a gun ahha@@samesamevic

@@diazzzxyz ok haha, so you actually think it was a gun fire in the video???

of course, the guys told you it was a firecracker, so youre not scared ahaah@@samesamevic

@@diazzzxyz I didn’t understand the word in Portuguese but I guessed so haha

I’m already onto new trips! Currently shooting season 2!

English haha?

@@samesamevic i said : u got drunk in kova da moura 😂

@@tieijci_realish_ oh okay haha I mean I say drunk but it was rather heavily tipsy to be correct haha

Eh ba enturma ku kes tio ki ta bebi grogu más di 40 ano 🤣 ka faxiii

Amadora, Lisbon 👍🏼

Dude eu sei que é a Amadora. Eu sou português. Favela é um termo brasileiro. Chama aquilo de bairro, não favela. E vais para a Cova da Moura sozinho com go pro e o carago? Estavas habilitado, mano.

​@@nelsoncoelho8909Também não é um Bairro. É um Bairro de Lata.

@@brixcosmojá foi...na década de 70 e 80. Agora é um bairro degradado, mas é um bairro.

And it’s also called a favela back in Spain?

@@samesamevic Well, it's not called a "favela" in Portugal either.

Wasn’t expecting it to be that humid! But yeah I’ll definitely come back in the summer next time!

Glad you do 👍🏼

@@samesamevic "PJ" is "Polícia Judiciária". :D en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pol%C3%ADcia_Judici%C3%A1ria

Lhe matou mm 🤣🤣🤣🤣

🤣🤣🤣

If I do it in Brazil I will only do it with a local from the area that can safely show me around, I hope I’ll get to explore and meet kind people in Brazil soon someday! 🙏🏼

Isso sim! mas mesmo assim a certos lugares não pode gravar!

It did 🤣🤣

Por acaso não sei se estão legais, uma vez que o terreno é de particulares. “Da nossa parte, da nossa família, não é uma necessidade tirar de lá as pessoas. Não queremos tirar de lá ninguém, Só queremos ser compensados e ver o assunto resolvido” Basta pesquisar: Cova da Moura tem donos: “Não queremos tirar de lá ninguém. Só queremos ser compensados”

@@PedroSabido122 percebo. Ali é uma situação complicada, as casas têm uns donos, os terrenos outros, as casas perto da estrada principal foram construídas com autorização e fiscalização da câmara da amadora, toda a gente paga IMI ali. As zonas que eram mm consideradas ilegais foram demolidas há anos, o que existe lá agora é em muito semelhante com o início de bairros como a Brandoa ou Moinhos da Funcheira

@@iTa66 o q existe ali é uma falta de noção do estado em não pagar o que é devido aos proprietários (que não têm interesse em tirar ninguém, somente receber o justo)

Thanks!

Yeah I was actually told they were called “The Favelas of Lisbon”, and I guess Cova Da Moura is the most famous due to its rich history and famous street art?

@@samesamevic 💯 thats it bro But in general portugal got the last favelas(slums) in portugal

I was lucky enough to have met amazing people there! And when people couldn’t understand me in English I had to switch to Spanish but you’re right yeah 🙌🏼

@@samesamevic Still mate you're an inspiration, keep doing what you are doing. I really love channels like yours and seeing the autenticity of cities, that what I like the most

You know how to speak english but many people don't. No one else in my family besides me speaks english, on the other hand, everyone understands spanish.

@@FranciscoCorreia10 thank you so much that really means a lot! I will definitely try my best for the future videos!

@@Minu-lv1rk so you understand what I mean then, many people criticised me because I used Spanish sometimes in Portugal, I had no other choice 🤣👍🏼

It was a Sunday morning haha, and at night I would have definitely taken a whole bigger risk for sure that’s why I went there during the day 🤣 glad you liked it!

Hahaha this is the most random remark and comment, glad this coffee shop only had good aimers then 🤣👌🏼

Yes

From Cape Verde and Angola mainly!

Thank your for the info 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

It was accessible and it had a nice view man 🤣🤣👍🏼

I should have said “Obrigado” yes sorry 😆🙏🏼🙏🏼

​@@samesamevicObrigado. Tchau! - that's how we say it in Portugal. You can also say "grato".

Este gajo é só mais um a tentar ganhar uns cobres à custa do RU-vid. Sabe nada de nada coitado

Everyone has different tastes I guess 🤣👍🏼

Thank you 🙏🏼🙏🏼

Yeah that’s totally understandable haha 👍🏼

Sure why not!

Not everyone speaks English or understands it so that's why I'm switching to Spanish, and yes lol i know

Effectivement haha

😆😆😆

Oh, now I saw you already been there 😏 bold of you

Yeah I was actually told that many times man haha thank you - and it was beginning of November, people told me Portugal was heaven with Sun and Heat all year around 🤣🤣👍🏼

​@@samesamevic Portugal is not a tropical country

@@duartesilva7907 I know I know haha I thought beginning of November would be fine but I was probably over confident haha

@@samesamevic it depends, Algarve can be quite nice until October and only be rainy from November until January/February. In Porto for example, from October to April you'll have more often rainy and cloudy days than not.

Yeah Portugal has interestingly quite a large weather contrast from North to South

Si tu tiens bien l’alcool vas-y fonce 🤣🤪

Hello mate!

Is it?? Actually someone told me they called them « The Favelas of Lisbon » 👍🏼

I know thank you haha

Definitely haha

😅😅😅😅😅 vcs não fazem nada. Só se lsmentam

O quê? Como assim?

@@Mlkdsleste bem.

🤣🤣 EU queria ver isso!! Nao tens noçao do que é Cova da Moura...seu frustrado.. 🤣 K👑M .. V2D.✊🏾

@@93queenv pois eu sei... Queria perceber melhor sobre as nuances em que ele estava a falar

Yes!

If you say so 👍🏼

@@samesamevic 😅

vitor tá armado em esperto, teve foi muita sorte

​​@@samesamevic just a little correction: when those guys warn you not to film they're not saying that you could get into trouble, they're saying that they could get into trouble themselves! "Pode-nos trazer problemas ". Anyway thanks for this unfiltered view of Cova da Moura.

@@miguelmarujo6423 thank you so much, first time I get this interpretation/translation, brings a whole new perspective when watching that moment!

Damn, I can image what it's like man hahaha