When I left Brazil after living and working there for three years I chose to make Salvador and Morro do São Paulo my final trip destination before flying back to Europe, spent a very enjoyable last week experiencing Bahian culture, food and people
My future wife is from Salvador, been there now few times, and Morro do SP, great place too, but need strong legs and not too much bagage. Why havent drink your first shot at the Gravinho bar? Love SSA and love Bahia!
Sabe o que eu adoro nos vídeos de vocês, é que vocês visitam todos os cantos do país e mostram como é rica nossa cultura ❤️❤️ Viva a Bahia, abraços do Rio de Janeiro
Segundo a Marina Silva, no WEF, World Economic Forum, ela disse que tem 120 milhões de brasileiros passando fome. Veja só. E as pessoas acreditam nessa merda. Troféu joinha a todos os otários que votaram no Lula. A partir de agora, vocês verão o que é miséria... Infelizmente.
@@sifwolfgameplays2473 Que o Brasil é uma farsa. Que a imagem que os gringos passam é uma fraude. Que 99% dos brasileiros e gringos não fazem ideia do que está acontecendo. É disso que eu estou falando.
Hello everyone! Congratulations on your work. I am a journalist, I live in Salvador and we thank you for the loving and caring publicity that you have given to this beautiful City 🙌🏽🙌🏽 certainly, everyone who depends on tourism feels grateful for your generous attitude and respectful work👏🏽👏🏽
Estive em Salvador em 2015, 2016, 2017 ( fiquei por ai sete meses, aluguei casa etc) e 2018. Depois, veio a Pandemia. Pretendo retornar em breve! Salve Salvador!
Oi Nat...Sou de Salvador e se vc puder visitar Morro de São Paulo vai gostar tb...como soteropolitano indico como o melhor local de toda Bahia....É uma ilha e chegar lá dá um pouco de trabalho mas vale mt a pena....É um vdd paraíso...tmj
Ivana, how did you play capoeira so well? You have "ginga", my darling!! Felt impressed here! Guys, you had a magic day in Pelorinho during the day but I recommend you to visit there again in the evening and walk until Santo Antônio Além do Carmo which is right above "Pelô" (that's how we Baianos call Pelourinho). In Santo Antônio there are many really good restauranstes and cafés, the sight is mesmerising, you have music to dance, art of all types to appreciate everywhere and also a lot of history! It is a super bohemian neighbourhood! Enjoy, Axé!
Woah the video quality and editing keeps getting better this was so beautiful to watch. I think this is one of my favorite videos of you guys in Brazil now.
Segundo a Marina Silva, no WEF, World Economic Forum, ela disse que tem 120 milhões de brasileiros passando fome. Veja só. E as pessoas acreditam nessa merda. Troféu joinha a todos os otários que votaram no Lula. A partir de agora, vocês verão o que é miséria... Infelizmente.
Im SO glad to see you guys outside southeast.. It is kind of a different brazil... I know a lot of things might be harder there, but the moment you look past them you going to see unique people places not be found anywhere else
Hi guys, since you're in Salvador, one curiosity: Michael Jackson recorded his video "They Don't Care About Us" at Pelourinho, with some Olodum players, when he came to Brazil in 90's.
eu sou baiano de Santo Estevão, a duas horas de Salvador. morei em SP durante minha adolescência e hoje estou em Minas, depois de ter passado numa federal daqui. sou doido pra conhecer Salvador. todas as vezes que passei lá, foi para passar no aeroporto kkkk
Salvador has a sad history because it was build by slaves hands but yet its one of the most beautiful cities in brazil the entire northeast is a paradise.
I knew you would love Salvador, I was sure that many amazing videos would result, some more will come, certainly. I got married at the São Francisco Church, the most beautiful in Brazil, back in 1977. So nice to see it shinning in the video!
In Pelourinho, they have little doors that look like small places, but through them you get to huge backyards with restaurants, shops and museums. It's like the Narnia movie wardrobe. You must go to "O Cravinho" that have a lot of delicious handcrafted liquors. And I did not see you try the Acarajé, Abará or Moqueca. Are you afraid of the spices? :D
Salvador. Truly Brazil's Lisboa Portuguese but mostly African Influence shown in beautiful sights of beaches and outstanding architecture. Salvador, the first capital city of Brazil
As a Soteropolitana that has lived in Miami for 25 years and has not been to Salvador in 20, these videos made me tear up. So amazing how you immersed in the culture. Once you experience this, there is no forgetting. THANK YOU for exposing to the world, and for reminding me why I have been depriving myself. Can’t wait to watch all the other videos! ENJOY YOURSELVES ❤
Thank you 🙏🏻 thoroughly enjoyed this video as it’s taken me back to some of my best times in Salvador. Stayed a couple of times in Pelourinho and Santo Antonio (nearby) I also had the pleasure of staying for a lengthy period at the HIT Hotel overlooking Praia do Porto da Barra
I guess your overview on Brazilian culture kind of changed since you guys went to Ouro Preto, especially Mina do Chico Rei, , and I think it was for better! Indeed, we inherited all of the joy and colours and sunny spirit from the Africans that were forcely brought to the American continent, but also we kind of use all that joy and colours and sunny spirit to cope with the painful past of our ancestors. Despite of the "European" vibe of some Brazilian cities and towns, we cannot (and we should not) move away from that past, because it is part of what we are. I am glad you guys are having the chance to face our culture considering those historical contradictions, because it allows you guys to face both our past and our present. Enjoy your trip and enjoy Salvador (which is one of a kind!),
You guys should definitely give carnaval a chance!! the energy and overall experience is just so unique. Maybe go during the day, to a smaller "bloco". Even if in the end you conclude is simply not your thing.. If you guys have energy and (most importantly) some comfortable shoes lol I would give it a shot! Great video 💖 beautifully shoots
You guys got some incredible images from Salvador, very beautiful. Regarding the bracelets thing, I also had to deal with some pushy vendors when I was visiting as well. But overall, most people selling things to tourists are very nice.
There are 3 wonderful places to visit in Bahia: "Moro de São Paulo", "As grutas das Chapadas Diamantinas" and "Boipeba" (an island with natural beauties for those who like to do eco tourism on their own)
Great city, great Vlog! I was able to do Carnival in Feb 2020 for 4 days, just a week before lock downs. Enjoy. Question, what do you film on, preference, GoPro Vs Camera? We are about 4 months form starting our 3+ year global journey, first stop Taiwan May 26, 2023 ✈
Woo! So happy for you. We use GoPro, Canon M50 with 250mm lens, iPhone 11, and DJI Mavic Mini 2. Depending on the scenario, each one can be best to film on. To vlog on, GoPro is our choice. It’s got a windscreen, tripod, and software stabilization so it’s best to spin back and forth and do the blah blah bits. Although, the newer iPhone with a tripod is also great to vlog on. My friends have it, it’s great. Goodluck on your trip!! I hope you have a great time 👍👍
My girlfriend and future mother of my first child came to visit me in western Europe end of november 2022 , N.L. she was born in Salvador Bahia , 40 years ago .
Just one thing, i don't think "Pelourinho" came from english pillory, but from Latin Pilloria (which got to english by french influencies on the language). Anyway, excellent video!
Yes. I thought of that when I was editing the video. I said pelourinho came from the word pillory, what I meant was it is related to the word pillory. I was going to correct it in the edit but I just left it. My mistake
@@JetLagWarriors i see, these things happen but good work anyway, keep it up bro! ❤️❤️❤️ Love from João Pessoa! You guys should definitely visit more Northeast region cities, there are beautiful beaches here.
Fui pela primeira vez a Salvador em 2022 em janeiro,cidade maravilhosa incrível demais fiquei em guarajuba lindo demais também, a única coisa que eu teria pra reclamar de salvador seria esse povo que me parava de 2 em 2 minutos pra tentar vender ou "empurrar" alguma coisa, sempre dizem que não cobram e tal e no final pedem doação,na boa isso me deixou puto pq era TODO minuto,você não podia parar pra tirar uma foto ou olhar algo que já tinha 2 ou 3 em cima sem exagero foi muito mesmo o tempo todo,isso deixa a experiência chata,mas a cidade é maravilhosa demaiss a cultura pulsa em casa esquina,incrível
Isso acontece mais no centro da cidade, Pelourinho e similares. Infelizmente quem quer conhecer esse lado histórico da cidade, vai acabar presenciando isso mesmo. MAS Salvador é ENORME e não se resume ao centro, claro que muitos gostam disso, de conhecer mais da história e tals, mas tem coisas mais interessantes e fora do centro e bem mais tranquilo de conhecer.
Ivana, I think you gave it away now, you’re actually Brazilian and have been pretending to be a gringa all this time! That capoeira ginga is something you’re born with, and girl, you’ve got it big time! Hugs from a homesick Brazilian living in the UK. XXX
Just a curious question, do you plan to visit the Amazon too? It would be interesting to see your experience. (And don't worry because most Brazilians have never seen the Amazon in person either. lol) I love your channel, it's amazing
I can't believe I was in my hometown on the same week visiting the same places as you guys, I'm a huge fan of the channel and would be amazing to meet you two. I'm from Salvador and although I'm living in another city for a few years now I just love this place, everything my people do is musically and spiritually passionate ❤💙🤍
Incubated racists or closet racists. There is a very common type of racism in Brazil, veiled racism. Where they speak in a non-committal way. The typical implication of saying that we are lazy is just an excuse to criticize without showing their racism.
O que estraga os pontos turísticos do Brasil é o assédio por parte de ambulantes. Não só em Salvador, mas em outras capitais também. Sou do Sul da Bahia mas moro no Rio desde minha adolescência. Fui a Salvador depois de adulto e me sentia um estrangeiro pela forma que as pessoas me abordavam, e eu tinha que falar sou da Bahia meu irmão. No Rio é muito parecido também. As pessoas tem que entender que na Bahia também tem pessoas brancas assim como no Rio.
Concordo plenamente, amigo...isso é em quase todo Brasil, se for aqueles loiros de olhos azuis, branquelos, escandinavos...os caras vão em cima q dá até medo.
