OBRIGADO AND THANK YOU FOR WATCHING OUR BRAZIL SERIES!❤️🇧🇷 Three weeks flew by fast, and we're happy we got to see so much of this huge country. Can't wait to return for more! What was your favorite moment in this series? Want to relive it? Our "Brazil🇧🇷" playlist includes all the videos from the trip!
Rocinha now is a city in itself. I don't know if it's true that whole families live on 16 dollars a month at Rocinha. Maybe at some other favelas. Rents at Rocinha are at least 100 dollars.
@@dolydoly5679 I get you, you have a very clear point, all you said about Brazil's history it was true! But please dont say you don't like his videos, they said they were just showing from their point of view mixed with his thoughts about it. It's much better if they see, live and in colors what is like a real favela, be presented to the real routine than just keeping the eyes closed to their reality and don't show to the rest of the world that there's human beings in there, every single one with different lives living and surviving how they can, this video can open the eyes of those who have forgotten about this people!
@@augusto2216 Ele tá errado? Só vi verdades. O Brasil é um país pobre, ex-colônia, com concentração de riqueza de indivíduos principalmente herdeiros, e com economia baseada na agricultura exportadora e no turismo explorador. Não vi nada de incorreto na fala dele.
@@xande9957 It's incorrect because of the judgment, because he is being pety. By his point of view, favela's shouldn't offer tours because he is ashamed of his own history. So let's say people would actually hear his opinion, what would be the outcome? Favelas would be less seen therefore more forgotten. The direct effect would be that Carlos, the tour guide, would be unemployed and there would be less cash inflow thanks to the lack of tourists. But who cares about that? What really matters is that a false moralist can lie down comfortably knowing favelas aren't any european tourists "exploiting" the favelas. Great logic.
@@OskarandDan I am not 100% sure if this is still true, but there used to be a Brazil Pass that you can only purchase outside of the country. A lot cheaper and allows you to choose 5 different cities to fly to. I've used it twice when I lived overseas. Great deal... it was like U$500 at the time.
As a brazillian i loved this series. Your new found love for açai and your open mind to try e meet every part. Brazil is HUGE, there so much more you guys can meet... if you need help or suggestions, hit me up Ps.: in amazonian part of brazil they eat açai as salt meal, not a sweet desert.
They're people as much as we are... We have to support them in media.... Loved that... I'm looking forward to seeing Thailand's videos guy.. Best wishes
Não há problema algum em eles mostrarem as favelas , eles trataram tudo com muito respeito . Tem muitos gringos por aí que gravam videos debochando da nossa cultura e não recebem criticas .
Todas as capitais brasileiras tem sua porcentagem da sua área tomada por favelas, mas esse lance de turismo em favela parece que realmente é uma exclusividade do Rio de Janeiro ...nunca soube desse tal deboche por parte de gringos mas penso eu que caso isso exista são bem poucos casos, talvez seja algo como alguns de nós brasileiros visitar a Tailândia e ficar zoando aquele muvucão que tem lá.
Thank you very much for the video, I was born and raised in Rocinha, but I don't live in Brazil anymore and today I woke up homesick and the video helped me a lot. Thank you very much for respecting not only Brazil but also the favela as well.
It's sad this actually happens pretty often in Brazil. The delay in the abolition of slavery, poor leadership and social inequality were combined and ended up forming the favelas. The saddest part is that the government tries to hide it, which happened in the 2016 Olympics.
Engraçado é que os europeus criticando a desigualdade social e os negros. Esquecendo que quem escravizou e trouxe os negros para trabalhar aqui pra produção de agronegócio e no garimpo foram os portugueses e muitos europeus tb traficaram humanos pra trabalhar oi servir pra brancos portugueses. E mesmo os imigrantes europeus italianos, espanhóis, alemães, osso orientais japoneses, chineses. TDS embora chegaram depois da abolição pôr serem brancos tb são culpados pela escravidão, mesmo chegando depois. Então antes de acusar , estude a história. Os europeus escravizaram e roubaram riquezas na das suas colônias na África, Brasil, América do Sul, etc. O início de tudo foram VCS.
Não se tentou esconder nada nas olimpíadas, na própria abertura as favelas estavam presentes. Isso é coisa da mídia "ocidental", feita para pessoas de países que exploraram meio mundo no passado possam culpar estes países por suas mazelas sociais
@@Caligo92 Perfeito! Mandam espiões para o Brasil em seguida ROUBARAM gasodutos, oleodutos, poços de petróleo, refinarias, usinas de ethanol, tecnologia, terras, estradas, portos, aeroportos, dinheiro através de títulos podres ( pec número 10) e ainda acham que temos que ouvir MERDA desses imbecis.
@@Caligo92 Tentam sim, um exemplo é o fato de que subiram muros nas principais vias do Rio de Janeiro na época das olimpíadas. A desculpa deles foi que "não queriam que a poluição sonora das estradas atingissem a população pobre". Isso sim que é desculpa furada.
Voltem sempre! That was so nice to watch how open minded u are, love how u guys went to Itaparica and Rocinha too. Alot of people would spend those days on some famous postcard beach!!
5:29 You guys were at the Fábrica Bhering. It was once a chocolate factory, and it was officially made a local heritage site in 2012, allowing it to become an art center.
I am so glad I found this channel! As a brazilian, I am really happy to know you had an amazing experience. I study in Canada, and a lot of foreigners have a completely different view of Brazil then what it actually is. In the next time you come to Brazil, make sure you visit Florianópolis and other coast cities in Santa Catarina, like Bombinhas and Praia do Rosa, and also Gramado! Thank you for those amazing videos :) Can't wait to see your next adventures.
Voltem logo, voltem sempre!!! É um prazer receber pessoas do mundo todo para que conheçam o Brasil de verdade, é muito mais do que a grande midia mostra ao mundo. Come back soon, come back often!!! It is a pleasure to receive people from all over the world to get to know Brazil for real, it is much more than what the great media shows to the world.
Brazil has so many beautiful places! Thank you for sharing what you've learned. Next time you should go to Brasilia (the capital), Jalapão and Gramado. Here everything feels diferent, every state feels like a new country!
Gente! Me emocionei com esse final. Amei acompanhar a passagem de vocês por nosso pedacinho de chão. O Brasil tem muito mais a mostrar (e nada haver com os estereótipos) e é incrivél ver que os Gringos veem descobrem aqui o que não contam lá fora!
I got so emotional to see my beautiful country trhough your beautiful series, you guys! It's times like these we can forget about the shitty far-right ruling the country and remember we still have reasons enough to be grateful. Hope you had an amazing time and you'll be welcome anytime you want to come back. This is your home too now, whenever you want. yes Gaaaaawd
graças a essa merda esse povo não esta morrendo de fome. se fosse o PT o dólar estaria ultapassando os 20.00 reais numa crise sem precedentes como essa.
@@willianmussi6135 kkkkk Lula 2022 e pode chorar. E outra: "Não está passando fome"? Em que Brasil você está? Porque certamente não é o mesmo que o meu. Liga o noticiário, sai da tua bolha. O Brasil voltou ao mapa da fome por conta desse desgoverno patético. Olhe pra além do teu umbigo. Tinha que ser gado mesmo pra afirmar uma asneira dessa...
It was amazing, guys! I hope one day you come back and enjoy even more. Even i being a brazilian, i feel like i always learn a lot watching these vids from a different perspective.
Brazil series have been amazing. Thank you for showing this beautiful country as I'd probably never get a chance to visit. Can't wait for Thailand series. Greetings from Indonesia!
Hey Oskar and Dan! I love that place, actually Samba was born as a rythm, mix of african instruments and european references and indigenous contributions, the Gafieira Samba Later it got mixed with Jazz and R&B and originated Bossa Nova. That's so nice guys! Most of brazilians don't know the favelas, There are are even more who have never been to one. I like to hear your perspective, as travellers who have been to preety much everywhere! Next time you can try to see more of the southern, environmental, botanical and sustainable cities. The european colonies, the mixed cultures... most of the places are also very calm and safe. Thank you guys! Have a safe trip, aways come back and have a Mery Christmas nd Happy New Year!
I'm emotional after watching the whole series about Brazil. You guys had such a respectful approaching while visiting our country. Thank you for those amazing videos, guys. It was beautiful.
After going through the Favelas, I bet you guys are thanking your lucky stars as we all should. That’s a rough life. I know a lot of Brazilians through my tennis career but I’ve never heard of the Favelas. Great work guys!❤️✈️
Hi Oskar and Dan! Thank you for the beautiful and positive perspective you guys gave about the tourism in Brasil! Our country has its issues, but still is a great place, which I proudly call home! #ProudToBeBrazilian
Thank you for all the videos, you need to come back soon, you guys didn't even scratched the surface of Brazil, you need to visit Amazon forest, Jalapão, Jericoacoara, Lençóis Maranhenses (witch was featured in the Avengers as the Soul stone planet)
@@OskarandDan I'm from Rio. I was born there sixty years ago and I worked in the educational and health areas for long time. Poverty is not an option, but circumstances are. Social justice, when neglected, trigger "social diseases" to rapidly appear. We will see that in many places in the world, especially after the covid pandemia, after companies are closed, job are lost, and economies collapse. We need to be more empathic and compassionate. Like the guide said: "They are human like us".
I`m brazilian and about 9 years ago when I went to Rio, by work, for the first time I was afraid, but I saw that wasn't true all that horrible things on my mind, and millions of people and many friends live there, also many things there are like my region (São Paulo's suburbs). I agree with you, the vibe of this city is uncomparable, I went there many times and also be in love by copacabana... I specially love the rio`s sight (specially Copacabana) seen from plane depaturing at night to São Paulo... this is wonderful!
@@user-tz2ny1nm7b acho que os moradores da favela não tem culpa alguma, pra eles pode ser uma oportunidade de ganhar um dinheiro com o turismo e mostrar que lá tem pessoas normais com vidas normais. Porém, ao mesmo tempo que tem esse lado bom, em desmistificar só a imagem de morte e drogas, também tem o lado ruim por parte dos gringos com fetiche em ver pobreza e desgraça humana, pode não ser a intenção deles, mas soa como. Tipo, eu entendo que eles só querem absorver como as pessoas vivem em diversos lugares e cantos do planeta, como as situações são diferentes e tal, pra eles isso é enriquecimento cultural e de conhecimento, mas na real é só uma forma oculta de dar graças a deus por não viver ali, e dar valor por ter nascido com uma condição melhor, dá a sensação de estarem fazendo turismo em um zoológico humano. Além disso, se o governo local achar interessante a ideia do turismo, pode ser que não faça esforço pra mudar essa realidade, já que pode ser lucrativo ter um canto da "desgraça alheia" pra o gringo ver. Mas, sinceramente só o tempo dirá o que é certo ou errado. Pode ser que esse turismo se desenvolva, e o governo tome vergonha na cara e desenvolva o lugar pra não ser tão vergonhoso de se ver, se for assim, seria algo positivo, ou no mínimo a força do turismo possa dar uma proteção maior aos moradores locais. Ou na pior das hipóteses continuar a mesma droga, piorar a violência e chamar atenção de bandido que vai querer fazer maldade com os gringos, e vai virar escândalo internacional e o Brasil mais uma vez se ferra.
@@clarar43 sim mano eu sei disso mas esses gringos vão lá só para ver essas pessoas como um zoológico humano mesmo que tenha muita pobreza na favela ainda está muito longe da situação da Índia ou de alguns países africanos além do mais o Brasil é um país muito rico e as pessoas da favela recebem bastante ajuda
I'm so happy to see my country Brazil portrayed by you, guys :) Thank you for showing the good and the bad of this amazing country. Yes, I used to miss açai when I lived abroad (for more than 10 years), now I can have açai, guarana, pao de queijo, maracuja any time!!
I have watched Dan’s trip reports for a long time now, and it was a great surprise to see you guys visiting Brazil! It was amazing to see my home country by you guys’ lenses! The videos are amazing!!
Thank you for coming here, although i am Brazilian I've learned so much, because when you live in u take things for granted and doesn't actually explore, I've neve been in a favela and everything that i know is what midia says, crimes, homicides, but when i go to Rio i'll definitely go
Thank you for your honest account of what you could see in my country. I am happy you enjoyed it. Now, you're going to Thailand. I have been there four times and love it almost as much as I love Brazil. Have a great trip!
This title is completely wrong. Actually the Favelas are one of the most things known by tourists in Brazil and foreigners who never touched Brazil as well . A lot people in favelas actually lives by selling things to tourists.
True. I mentioned the same thing just now. The real side of Brazil that tourists don't see is Brazil with a high HDI, places like the cities in the southern region founded by European immigrants, for example: Gramado, Blumenau, Balneário Camuburiú, Novo Hamburgo, Joinville, Pomerode, Florianópolis, Curitiba etc (Lugares que americanos nunca imaginam que existe no Brasil).
Hi Guys. You made amazing videos about my new country (I´m from Holland). I started to follow you on your journey here and I´m gonna follow you wherever you go ! Boa sorte e abraços !
you guys made me really wanna go to brazil :) i have had many brazilian friends for years who call me gringo kkkkk, but i have actually never seen the cities or favelas like this. amazing videos
I loved this series! As a brazilian, I'm truly happy that you guys had an amazing experience here. Ps: The place you went as "Pedra do Sal" in Rio is actually "Largo da Prainha". Pedra do Sal is actually pretty near, but it's a different place. You should come back to check there anytime! :)
you guys are really cute! Im brazilian from Rio - specifically from the other side of that Guanabara Bay, Niterói - and you guys were really respectful and comprehensive about the sad side of my country, also loved how you guys enjoyed your time around here! I will stick around to watch you guys travelling around the world!
Looking forward to follow your trip to Thailand... my favorite country in the world so far. Loved all your videos in my home country. Thanks for visiting. MUITO OBRIGADO.
As a Brazilian from São Paulo, thank you!! This series is soooo amazing, I believe you know my country better than I do now! Lol I hope Dan uploads the flight reviews on his channel!! Btw, I have criticized Dan on the Widerøe E2 video. Well I had to review my opinions, because you guys are so awesome and I now believe that the comment I’ve made before doesn’t make sense after learning a bit more about you! Safe travels and keep the vlogs coming!! Lots of love from 🇧🇷❤️
Hey... Brazilian here. Hope you guys felt all the possibilities and strength our beautiful country has to show! And thank you for showing our country with respect and true excitement.. not like a bunch of gringos that come just to see "how exotic the third world is". And of course: please come back! I challange you guys to come to my state: Mato Grosso do Sul and visit Pantanal, one of the largest ecosystems in the world (that's being destroyed by our criminal goverment). Brazil and açaí will be waiting for you guys (:
As favelas são parte do Brasil, parte da cultura. Não tem nenhum problema quando eles vão com respeito buscar entender, conhecer a realidade, filmar e denunciar pro mundo.O turismo ainda ajuda a comunidade.
I think they come here just to look for what is poor, more poor they cam find any other place, and lies to when he said that people in the favelas makes $16 dollars a month what a big mistake this was.
Eles trataram com o maior respeito e disseram que se parece a muitos lugares de outros Países . Tem gringo por aí zuando e mostrando coisas piores e não recebem criticas ( alwhites ja fez diversos vídeos debochados e vcs batem palma ) .
Wow that was interesting !! I am one of those folks who hears a lot about the bad things, but isn't aware of the other side. I appreciate you shedding a little bit of light on favelas. And thank you for shedding light no the correct pronounciation of "acai".
Thank you for visiting us!!!! Amazing 7 episodes .. I saw all. The one that I most liked was the Itaparica´s one, when you stayed with Jacyra .. I think maybe you understood why she decided to come back to Brazil and how is the life of the Brazilians in general ... Hope you enjoyed (looks you did!!!!!! ;) )! Since Brazil is huge, there is a lot more to you to see!!!!! Make Brazil´s part 2 journey !!!!!!!!!!! You both are great!
aww u guys are so great! i was in brazil a few weeks ago and im dying to go back! i actually stayed in copacabana when i was in rio and i went to that same açai store shown at the end!! que saudadessss
Very good to see people like you visiting, and sharing a good and honest opinion about what you feel, and saw in & about Brazil. I enjoyed watching and having your series to share with my daughters that visited Brazil when they were so young. Last time I visited was alone for a week back in 2019. When you are here in CA,USA please let me know, and I would love to have you both for a coffee with Pão de Queijo at my home. ;)
Well done, i enjoyed the series. Visited Brazil twice and went to a lot of the places that were highlighted, Did not go to the favella when I visited Rio, thought it would be too dangerous. It was interesting to get a brief glimpse into the life in the favella.
Really enjoyed this Brazil series! Well done Guys you are reaching new levels with each series. Can't wait for Thailand. Meanwhile you made the absolute most you could out of 2021 Will be keenly following through 2022. All the best to you both, Nonstop Mom and Jakob for Christmas and New Year from Perth Oz.
Aqui no Rio, vocês precisam conhecer Petrópolis, Cidade Imperial. Arraial do Cabo é muito bonito também, tem praias lindas como as Prainhas do Pontal do Atalaia. Paraty é um local maravilhoso também, recomendo!!
