Thank you for watching this entire Brazil food and travel series! If you haven’t watched all the videos yet, here’s the full playlist: ruclips.net/video/TlWDF3BfUdo/видео.html -- Before visiting Brazil, what I knew was Football, Amazon Rainforest, and Brazilian BBQ. This trip was a massive eye-opener and learning experience. From feijoada in the favelas of Rio, to pequi in Goiás, to feijão tropeiro in Belo Horizonte, to açaí, tacacá, and jambu in Belém, to moqueca and acarajé in Salvador. Honestly, not everything was easy and smooth in Brazil: traveling, filming while walking around with camera gear, and keeping safe. But for all the risk, the people we met along the way were some of the most warm, hospitable, and diverse, of anywhere. A massive thank you to Guilherme and Rafa from Rio4Fun - this trip wouldn’t have been possible without them: ruclips.net/channel/UCqKjl-xepqcSTkJGR9pq_vQ And thank you again for watching and for your incredible support!
I am from Ghana, West Africa and visited Salvador de Bahía last year for the first time. You can absolutely see the West African influence in the food and culture. They have preserved it so well, that everything reminded me of home. A huge part of the food is basically the same just with different names and some dishes have a little bit of a twist to them.
We’re proud of our roots and our connection to West African countries! We’re the same in the heart and I just love that we all relate to each other like this
I’m only 2minutes in and I’m being reminded of what we Nigerians eat!! I love that we’re still so connected even though we’ve been separated for so long🥺🇳🇬🇧🇷
Most black people in Bahia are descendents from Yoruba people, that's why the food is similar to Nigeria's. It's one of my favorite foods in the entire country, I just love it so bad! The coconut milk, the fish, the palm oil, peper, cilantro, it's just amazing.
Fui a Salvador cuando tenía 10 años con mis padres, todavía recuerdo el sabor de la feijoada y el acarajé, la comida brasileña realmente tiene un sabor especial, tengo un enorme respeto por la cocina.
I homeschool my daughters. We use your videos as a tool for a little geography, food, music, and culture lessons. I think we learn more about a city or region in a 20-40 min video than we would just read an article. I LOVE all of your videos !!
I'm Brazilian but I never went to Salvador until December, last year... after watching this video I had to go running, I spent 7 incredible days in this wonderful city and I lost count of how many acarajés I ate.. Thanks for everything Mark, you made me fall in love with travel and food too!
It's very interesting for me. Although in USA you can find many restaurants from different nationalities in the world but when you think about the national food of US you see it's just a fast food or something like that which can we say it's a some kind of Anglo Germanic food. While in Brazil and other Latin American countries beside of Spanish Portuguese foods, African, native Americans foods and... are accepted as Brazilian food. ❣️ I like Latin America.
@@hiskingdom2420is our food, is part of our identity, part of who we are. We have similarities with african food, but we do our way, the flavour will not be the same as like as in Africa. You cant say about something you dont know
é tão bonito ver ele tão animado com a nossa cultura. cada garfada na comida ele dá um sorriso tão grande e se mostra muito animado. muito respeitador também. amei ver isso
Most people in Salvador are descendents from the Youruba people. You probably will feel like home in Bahia. I just love the place, food, people and culture.
It's not what you think. And from your picture I think you're going to enjoy the white men there. If she's what she says she is then I think maybe 2 generations removed.
Estoy enamorado❤ de la gastronomia, cultura, musica naturaleza, y de la jente del hermoso pais de Brasil 🇧🇷. Tengo muchas ganas de ir y conocer ese bello pais. Saludos desde Mexíco🇲🇽!!
This is just incredible, I am Igbo from Nigeria and the Acaraje in my country is called Akara in the south and in the north Kose, here we fry it with groundnut or peanut oil and the Abara like shown here in steamed in plant leaves, here at home in Nigeria we have the same dish, black-eye peas or beans pudding wrapped in leaves or in pockets made out of foil or thick polythene bags then steamed, it's popularly called Moi Moi or Olele in the South East of my country where I come from. Most of our soups in the southern part of my country is cooked with Palm Oil.
@@c.varela Hello Caio Acaraje is a West African bean cake that originated from West Africa particularly Nigeria, Ghana, Benin and Togo which are all Neighboring countries. It was brought to Brazil by the Africans and that is why Acaraje is mostly common in Bahia which is a state in Brazil that has managed to retain lot of African culture in their food, religion, tradition and lots more. There is no question about the origin of Acaraje.
I love brazil! Canadian here who did 2 trips and traveled and lived there for a total of 8 months! Estou com muito saudade, espero que eu pode voltar em pouco tempo! Travel to Brazil you wont regret it!
That food reminds of my grandmother from southern part united states just different seasons Black eye peas the rice and fried fish Afro American soul food Salute to my brothers and sisters in Brazil Mother Africa flows through all its children
I'm American and lived 10 years in Salvador da Bahia and always said it was my adopted country. Sou norteamericano e morei 10 anos em salvador! Que saudade de Acarajé, ximxim e moqueca.
@@Maurimaxxx speak for yourself. That's a lie. I'm Brazilian and I'm not mixed neither is most of my family. We're all black and we are very very proud of it and intend to keep it that way. This 'Brazil is all mixed' is a lie told by white people to disguise all the racism there is in here.
Estou aqui me perguntando como ele consegue comer tanto!! Kkk Mas muito bacana! Como ele trata tudo e todos com muito respeito e admiração. Tudo pra ele é incrível rs
I'm visiting Bahia this September , I've heard a lot about the Food , it's cooked totally different from the mainstream Brazilian food. I heard also about the beautiful beaches. I'm so excited and I can't wait :-P......greetings from the Philippines.
So jealous! I'm from the Philippines, too, and has been curious about Brazil because there are a lot of similarities with the culture, place, and food. Brazilians and Filipinos love consuming avocados as dessert/shake for example. :)
Nasci em Salvador e sou trineto de um angolano. Realmente somos uma mistura de várias nações, com predominância africana. Temos muito orgulho de nossas afro raizes e preservar as tradições é uma forma de conexão com nosso passado. ❤
Predominância africana dependendo do lugar, no sul existe predominância europeia, ao norte existe a predominância indigena. Então nada é predominante nesse país.
@@joao_lj00Sim existe predominância no norte dos nativos americanos mas também o Norte é formado por Mulatos, Cafusos, Caboclos e Pardos é uma região bem brasileira, nós não costumamos ficar usando a cultura alheia pra nós.
wow! so many similarities to Nigerian cuisine!! The cassava flour (gari), palm oil, fried bean thing (acara), steamed bean thing (moimoi). Love it 🇳🇬🇧🇷
Yeah! Most of them has origin on Africa, but cassava flour is the opposite! It was exported to Africa from Brazil. Its a great exchange of food experiences!
@AfricanQueen Queen of Africa waow really... that's sad. we in Jamaica have experienced the same but thanks to some parts of Haiti, Cuba, Trinidad especially, the diaspora is trying to preserve the tradion. Ase
Lord heal the world 🌎 🙏🏿 I love Mark’s videos. I pray that life will return to normal and we can travel again. In the meantime I can watch his videos and just imagine.
Every diaspora preserved African cuisine, Jamaicans, Haitians, Caribbean and more, but nothing like the people of Bahia-Salvador, they even preserved the original names, and did not forget the palm oil.
@@kaithecreatorrr Yes, I know, You preserve the black head beans, and the soul food, in the look, it looks like a dish of " Caruru completo" from Bahia-Salvador.
@@kaithecreatorrr I think US, the white brainwashing is strong in all aspects, it is as if the teaching was to not know anything about the world, and focus only on the US, as if the teaching was not to learn but only to work on the US, even whites from US, don't know anything about the world, and you measure size, weight, height, differently from most countries, popular sports there, the rest of the world doesn't care, it's just there, sports most popular in most countries, you people don't care.
I’m here after watch street food Latin America on Netflix. That moqueca looks great. May much more years bring this lovely lady more happiness and health ❤️
Salvador meu amor!!!!!!! Minha terra muito bem representada neste video! So proud to see my city and traditional dishes represented so well through this video!!! I'm sure you had an amazing time in Salvador! :-) Damn I love his vibe! Vocês viram a quantidade de pimenta que ele comeu!!! Ele é dos meus!
Mark you make me cry saying bye to these series of great videos... I'm so happy to see you and Guilherme doing these series ... during the years watching you I was always hoping to see you in Brasil... Thank you, it was incredible... love you and kisses to all of you from NYC.
I just don't understand where these 1,5 mil unlikes come from! What a beautiful video!!! I am from southeast Brazil and it made me feel so proud of my country! Thank you for introducing Bahia to the rest of the world and even for Brazilians themselves like me!
Então né, mas reparou que aqui nos comentários só tem pessoas brasileiras ou de países africanos que falam português comentando? Ou seja, os gringos de outros países, como os do continente europeu, não dão a mínima para a nossa cultura. Nem sequer olham o vídeo e deixam um unlike.
@@lalla160Também não entendi isso kkkk, o cara se humilhando pra Europeu. E aqui nos comentários além de africanos, vi indiano, chinês e latino americano.
I love how you speak so beautifully about the people who cook the food you eat. It makes me so much happier to watch your videos. Also, it makes me want to visit those places.
Mark, I've been a fan of yours for a few years now. I turned on most of my friends and family to your channel and it has become a great bonding point for us all as we group together to be taken wherever it is that you'll take us next. All of your content since day one has been absolutely stellar and done to a level that I've never seen before (that's including countless shows/documentaries broadcasted on television). You are the king of travel, food, and bridging the gap among us all- your mission is so much larger than 'just' food, whether you realize it or not (though food definitely brings us all together). While everything you've ever presented us has been A+, this Brazil series was just on a whole other level to anything else I've ever seen, be it from you or anyone else! The Brazil series was so incredibly immersive, it felt like we were all there with you, and that's why I'm so sad to now learn that this was the last episode- I wanted more, so much more! But you have done Brazil justice and shown us places and things we'd never of had the chance to see otherwise. I am an infinitely richer person thanks to you. While my sense of wanderlust has always been immense, you took it to a whole other level and gave me the much-needed drive to actually realize all my travel dreams. Material possessions are worthless in the face of such rich and varied experiences as the ones you get to make daily on your travels. This is bittersweet for me as through this series I found myself especially attached to the all encompassing beauty of Brazil... first and foremost, the magical people who could teach us all a masterclass in hospitality... of course then the immense natural beauty of this beautiful land, the rich and storied culture and history, and last but not least the incredibly unique and vibrant foods. I've watched all your previous videos, but have never felt such a deep connection to a place as I have with Brazil. I'm a 29 year old caucasian male living in Canada- a world away-, yet your video and the beauty of Brazil made me feel like I belong there more than anywhere else. It's always been a dream of mine to go to Rio- mainly because that's the place most heavily advertised here-, but now I see I absolutely need to see so many other places in that amazing country. Rio alone doesn't come close to showing all that this heavenly place has to offer. Life isn't so easy right now, but one of my number one priorities has now become to travel to Brazil as soon as I can afford it. I have other places to visit this year, but I will approach them with a new point of view and always be sure to go exploring the roads less travelled in search of authentic experiences that'll stay with me until the day I die. I can't wait to tag along with you wherever you take us next. You're doing something bigger than all of us. Thank you and safe travels.
Yeah man. He’s doing the Lords work for sure. I even started trying all the other African restaurants here in Johannesburg, something that I would not have done. So far so good 👍🏿
You said it all for all of us. Thank you and thank you - Mark! I tell people to check out your videos. You're doing an incredible job to bring the world together. Some of us don't comment all the time but this post has said it for all of us. May God continue to bless you, Ying, Micah, Joe, and your entire family and the friends who help you in various places! Obrigado! 🙏🏽😊
you will be welcome here bro.There is places in the USA with a significante brazilian community, so u can find some brazilians restaurants there, check it out.
Brazil goes far beyond what you see in videos. These places are cultural and simple. But there are more modern and futuristic places, cities in the interior, cold cities similar to the European climate, such as Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, the city of Gramado that resembles German architecture. Come meet Brazil. It is a country blessed by God. You will be surprised.
when you see the world through the humble, everything becomes beautiful. And when the world sees the humble..it opens up and hugs you..AWSOME JOB Mark!! love your videos and thank you for bringing the real world to our living rooms...
Love the afro - Brazilian street food . Totally loving this Brazil series. Keep it up. Lovely food and lovely people. Lots of love from Bangladesh. ❤❤❤🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
people don´t uderstand my country i afro brazilian but my grandma is from italy, my friends is from china, my cousin is from ukra ine brazil is the future sorry about my english
I was born in Salvador Bahia, moved to Portugal as a child, and now currently studying in London, I often think about returning to this fantastic city!!!!! The people there are just so warm and the food is simply the best. Thank you Marc for sharing with us this beautiful video.
DUDE,HE IS A WONDERFUL PERSON!! \YOU ARE JUST BEING JEALOUS AND EVIL!! AND YOU ARE NOT THIS BLACK GUY IN THE PHOTO I CAN SEE YOU .ARAB OLD MAN HAVE SOME SHAME!! YOUR PROBLEM? YOU HATE BRAZIL....AND HATE WHOEVER PRAISES IT ONLY BECAUSE YOUR WANTED THE ARABS TO TAKE OVER I KNOW YOU!!
@@meta-etherealinfo2445 🗣️🤦🏾♀️you got all that from him posting "I wonder how Mark eats so much, he's a beast" how did you get jealousy and hate and racism from him saying that, he actually was given Mark props for being able to do what he does. No ppl like you are the reason why the world is so fcked up, "change your way of thinking and maybe the world won't seem so grey to ya🤦🏾♀️
@@drobby215view7 FIRST OF all! you want to argue do you? start by polishing your english ok for i got problem with your ..grammar ya idiota!! he is not an afro.ya imbecil neither got be you..you are just a liar/.and deceitful beast from the middle east!! YOU ARE THE TRASH IN HERE .,..RACIST ONE!! HOW DO YOU GIVE "SOME ONE "PROPS" YA IMBECIL.BY CALLING THEM NAMES.LIKE BEAST= DEMONS ETC? YOU ARE NOT BEING NICE AT ALL YA SATAN!
@@drobby215view7 YOU BEING DISSING THE GUY.SINCE HE STARTED THIS BRAZILIAN SERIES AND WHY? YOU HATE BRAZIL I KNOW YOU....AHHH! DO YOU WANNA TO DEBATE? DO A VIDEO AND PROOF JUST WHO YOU ARE! DO NOT BARK..BEHIND A FAKE PIC OK? SATAN!! THE WORD IS "GREY" BECAUSE THERE ARE MONSTERS LIKE YOUR IN HERE NEGATIVE ONE YA BAD CHARACTER VERMIN!!AND IF YOU GOT ABUSE SOMEONE.COME AS YOURSELF AND NOT AS SOMEBODY ELSE WITH STOLEN PIC VERMIN!!
@Justin Rubondo People were captured and brought from many different places along the entire west coast of Africa from Sierra Leone all the way south, and even some people from the eastern side of the continent. Many black people in the Americas have west African DNA (Wolof, Yoruba, Igbo, Mende, Dahomey... the list is long!) along with DNA from Cameroon, Congo, Angola, even Mozambique and Madagascar, and a lot of intermixing happened between all the groups that arrived.
I got so much weird feeling while watching this episode and suddenly I remember that I having a dream about exploring this place not so long ago. The place and view are so precise. Now I got goosebumps tho
Nós brasileiros só temos a agradecer essa visita, o respeito que tem por nossa cultura, ambiente e principalmente pela comida. Ótimo trabalho e muito bom canal, volte sempre!
Im from Salvador. Its a honor watch Mark eating our homemade food. The happiness in his face is the same when he is tasting a 3 star michelin food. Thank you very much.
@Purple Haze ik. thanks for the care too. yeah i've been thinking about it and had two theories: 1-that theres a bad alcohol distributor that's selling fake liquor (wood liquor) to the hotels. but that doesn't make much sense bks other ppl not just tourist would be dying. 2- my friend mother, who is deeply informed on dr current events due to her political involvement in the island and here, that Haitians who worked at the hotels maybe poisoning the tourist as retaliation towards what the dr is doing to them with their citizenship status and the overall unfairness and conflict. she says this has happened in the past. within the resorts the majority of the staff is Haitians working in poor conditions with little pay. those are just theories. they really gotta get to the bottom of this. i love my land and my fellow siblings Haitians
Brazilians are way more humble and beautiful than what I had initially imagined... Thank you Mark Wiens for showing this beautiful side of Brazil to the rest of the world. I also have recorded some street food videos from Brazil as well.
@@IslenoGutierrez D Brazilians call the cow foot "mokoto". Nigerians call it "bokoto". D fried beans puree Brazilians call "akaraje" is staple street food in Nigeria and is called .Akara. The cooking method of stewed meat is standard in Nigeria too. Then there's d Nigerian signature; PALM OIL! Cassava, okra erc The street dance is much akin to Yoruba BATA dance.
lola sobande You were surprised to find these things? Brazilian culture and food is a mixture of influences from a Europe, Africa and America. This is the same in nearly all of the American continent from north to south.
@@IslenoGutierrez No, I was not surprised to see them in this video as I was in Brazil in 2002.. I was shocked and very moved on that trip to see cassava flakes we call Garri, akaraje, derived from its ancient name akara'jesa, we now call akara and Yoruba deities still called by their Yoruba names though sonetines spelled differently: Xango, Yemanja, Oshun, Obatala, Oya etc. Then I wished I could speak Portuguese to really chat with my long separated kin.
Some of the food is similar to what is eaten in Nigeria: Dende = Palm oil Akaralaje= Akara or kosai Apara= Moimoi/Alele although it is eaten in reverse as a filling and not as the bun Caruru = okro soup Beans porridge looks exactly as the one served in Nigeria Even the herb section is found in markets
Bahia is the home of a Yoruba tribe that still speaks the old Yoruba tongue actually. So that's why you will see a lot of the ancient culture there. You should do some reading up on them online - you'll be surprised! Other way around, we also have a "Brazilian Quarter" in Lagos due to the return of the "Agudas" i.e. freed slaves from Brazil. Interesting stuff!
This video makes me so emotional! I love Bahia! Been there 4 times. I would go every year, but I gotta see the rest of this beautiful world. I miss the place everyday. The people, food are top notch. The beaches, culture and vibe is unmatched. It feels like home there. Great video, Mark. Glad you had an amazing time.
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Thank you for watching this entire Brazil food and travel series! If you haven’t watched all the videos yet, here’s the full playlist: ruclips.net/video/TlWDF3BfUdo/видео.html
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Before visiting Brazil, what I knew was Football, Amazon Rainforest, and Brazilian BBQ.
This trip was a massive eye-opener and learning experience.
From feijoada in the favelas of Rio, to pequi in Goiás, to feijão tropeiro in Belo Horizonte, to açaí, tacacá, and jambu in Belém, to moqueca and acarajé in Salvador.
Honestly, not everything was easy and smooth in Brazil: traveling, filming while walking around with camera gear, and keeping safe. But for all the risk, the people we met along the way were some of the most warm, hospitable, and diverse, of anywhere.
A massive thank you to Guilherme and Rafa from Rio4Fun - this trip wouldn’t have been possible without them: ruclips.net/channel/UCqKjl-xepqcSTkJGR9pq_vQ
And thank you again for watching and for your incredible support!
Sup Mark! Do you like to go fishing?
where 2 next? ❤🇬🇾
Yas it's finally uploaded again😍
Maravilha 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Minha Salvador é Massa. Como esperei por esse vídeo Mark. Você e foda!!!!
Mark Wiens Morning good eats man be blessed from Louisville Kentucky
I am from Ghana, West Africa and visited Salvador de Bahía last year for the first time. You can absolutely see the West African influence in the food and culture. They have preserved it so well, that everything reminded me of home. A huge part of the food is basically the same just with different names and some dishes have a little bit of a twist to them.
Bahia's food is the best in Brazil, thank you!
TheUrbanEve yaaaay Gh beauty.
All Abored Actually it’s true that West Africans sold their own people to the Europeans. It’s sad but true. 😞
Abraços do Brasil 🇧🇷
Venha para o Brasil!
O cara não tem frescura e saboreia cada comida com muito prazer! Esse merece o meu respeito.
E de todos!
O tio eh foda
Heheboy
CARA É BOM
Kkkkk comeu muito de norte a sul
Nao tem como não virar fã desse cara, sem frescura nenhuma, come com a mão, se suja todo.... E não tá nem aí. Esse cara merece o nosso like galera!!!
Ele é sensacional, já assisti quase todos os vídeos dele, em uns 15 países. Show de bola
Haha. Ele é o melhor desses canais de viagem.
Ele é brasileiro ?
@@marktoncas Mark Weins? Não, é americano e vive na Tailândia.
@@gloriamariaalexandrehercul670 eu poderia jurar que ja vi um vídeo dele falando português
I’m Senegambian 🇬🇲 🇸🇳 and I love seeing the similarities from my brothers and sisters in Brasil. The connection is definitely there!
We’re proud of our roots and our connection to West African countries! We’re the same in the heart and I just love that we all relate to each other like this
@@CattarinaGuanaisfood is in the DNA
Wow, I'm Nigerian and my mom makes Akara with black eye beans pureee. The African Diaspora is so strong in Brazil.
Yeah it is!! I live in Bahia and we are proud to have this amazing culture here!
We eat black eyed peas in Louisiana (USA) and I’m African American black eyed peas in common in soul food dishes
@@jamilemacedo9963 would love to see bahia.
@@carlosss891 We are waiting for you, will love the place an people!!
Northeastern brazilian food has a lot of african roots that’s why its so amazing and different from the rest of brazil
I’m only 2minutes in and I’m being reminded of what we Nigerians eat!! I love that we’re still so connected even though we’ve been separated for so long🥺🇳🇬🇧🇷
Exactly!!!!
Most black people in Bahia are descendents from Yoruba people, that's why the food is similar to Nigeria's. It's one of my favorite foods in the entire country, I just love it so bad! The coconut milk, the fish, the palm oil, peper, cilantro, it's just amazing.
@Lena Bean
Especially african american food, culture, folklore has at least the las amount of african influence's compared to brasil cuba haiti
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😊🇧🇷💖🇳🇬
Brazil is so beautiful....god bless Brazil...love from India
I love India! Go to a Brasil.
thanks a lot man, come to Brazil some day
Thanks
Please come to Brazil
I have friends from India, love India food. God bless you too.
Fui a Salvador cuando tenía 10 años con mis padres, todavía recuerdo el sabor de la feijoada y el acarajé, la comida brasileña realmente tiene un sabor especial, tengo un enorme respeto por la cocina.
Esse canal de degustação e simplesmente o melhor, descobri por acaso e não consigo parar de assistir, esse gringo e gente da gente. TOP
Também não consigo parar de assistir.
arival n. l. junior verdade , ele deve ter tido uma caganeira daquelas em salvador comeu muito dende e leite de coco
@@canalvaivai9654 kkkkkkkkkk pensei a mesma coisa. Morri com essa kkk
Vdd
Verdade...e o cara é muito gente boa.
I homeschool my daughters. We use your videos as a tool for a little geography, food, music, and culture lessons. I think we learn more about a city or region in a 20-40 min video than we would just read an article. I LOVE all of your videos !!
That is amazing ! Very proud of your family ! 😉
wow. homeschool. I wish to do that with my children, when I have them.
Awesome idea
So awesome!!!! I agree all his videos are so informative and fun to watch.. he's our travel teacher 😄
I myself enjoy the show for almost the reason. So big-ups to you and all success to your kids
That is called Akara Osun in SW part of Nigeria. It's a yoruba snack. Brazil has a lot of yoruba cultural influences. This is lovely
They also eat it in Togo and benin
@@africaine4889 yes very true
Yes!, especially in the northeastern region of Brazil, African culture is very strong, mainly due to the colonial period
Akara is all over the SE too, lol. Not just a Yoruba thing
@@josuegabriel8066 yes. The slaves that came from africa brought their way of cooking.biblive african food in will surely love their food
I'm Brazilian but I never went to Salvador until December, last year... after watching this video I had to go running, I spent 7 incredible days in this wonderful city and I lost count of how many acarajés I ate.. Thanks for everything Mark, you made me fall in love with travel and food
too!
Do you know the name of that chunky chili sauce he put on the meat?? It looked really good.
Brazilian apartheid l guess uh?
@@armywife2248 carolina reaper fogo mineiro ?
@@yardleyj9391 What?
It's very interesting for me. Although in USA you can find many restaurants from different nationalities in the world but when you think about the national food of US you see it's just a fast food or something like that which can we say it's a some kind of Anglo Germanic food. While in Brazil and other Latin American countries beside of Spanish Portuguese foods, African, native Americans foods and... are accepted as Brazilian food. ❣️ I like Latin America.
Aqui no México amamos o Brasil e sua gente bonita
Obrigado manito mexicano
@@Nomoa KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK
Eu gosto do México por causa dos tacos 🌮 e dos burritos🌯 ummmm.
@@dansouza19 tu é gay mano?
Fodase 👍
Brazil is easily my favorite foreign country. And Bahia is my favorite City. I would adore to go there one day.
Bahia is the name of the state, Salvador is the city from Bahia state
Come, you will love it ;)
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They be killing out there
@@tradinwarstoriez5641 quem te disse? Morei minha vida toda e ainda estou viva
Vou sentir falta dos videos do Brasil, volte sempre Mark!!!
Ele não mora no Brasil?
Achei o Queiroz
Não é pq sou brasileiro, mas a nossa cultura e comida são maravilhosas. Eu amo meu Goiás e o nosso Brasil!!
Nós temos a maior e melhor cultura do mundo!
@@ocacto4130 let me correct you. Those food I see there are all west African food, so don't give the credit to Brazil but to west Africa.
Amo a comida de vários países, mas igual a nossa não tem, a goiana então, é a melhor ❤️
@@hiskingdom2420is our food, is part of our identity, part of who we are. We have similarities with african food, but we do our way, the flavour will not be the same as like as in Africa. You cant say about something you dont know
Look at my people! In Nigeria, we refer to "Acarajé" as "Akara". The steamed version called "abara" in Salvador Bahia is called "Moi moi" in Nigeria.
fcentauri8 They are right. It’s Akara Aje which means Akara for business or sale. They got the name exactly right
I want to know nigeria, i live here in salvador/ bahia.
In Ghana 🇬🇭 we call the fried version koose and the steamed version tubani
Amazing thank you for the info I always thought Abara were a Indigenous dish
In Cameroon : "Acaraje" = beignet coki, "abara" = coki
Literally dying to go to Brazil after watching all your videos!
you will be welcome meimei...loves from brazil-sao paulo
Come and you'll not be disappoited - hugs from Rio de Janeiro :D
♥️♥️♥️
Brazil series was amazing. never knew their food and culture would be so diverse. Thankyou for sharing it.
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I am Brazilian and I have never eaten or even seen a lot of food he showed. It is really diverse indeed.
@@PITAH1 i guess thats the beauty of food vlogging.
@David Canelas Brazil is actually bigger than Continental US. USA is only larger than brazil bc of Alaska
@@caiovillela3708 and hawai if i remeber well
é tão bonito ver ele tão animado com a nossa cultura. cada garfada na comida ele dá um sorriso tão grande e se mostra muito animado. muito respeitador também. amei ver isso
Hii
faz assim com qualquer país que visita. Se não fosse sempre positivo não teria seguidores. Em fim...falsidade
@@SandBoy408 Tá falando isso do cara porque você é assim, ele não.
@@mdsilva752 O mundo dos "influenciadores" não é o meu felizmente. Eu vou decidir o que é certo ou não...não deixo outro fazer pra mim
Comidas péssimas
I love brazil
Love from INDIA,KERALA
Im Brazilian and loved Kerala. Indiana food wowwww
Fodase 👍
Oii I really admire the Indians, hugs to all of you 😍
i'm from brazil but i love india i really want to know.
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Conhecendo meu país através de um gringo, que louco kkkk
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KKKKKKKKKKK JAJAJAJAJAJAAJA HAHAHAHAAHHA
KKKKKKKeu
Kkkkk
Kk num é, ele come cada coisa e acha gostoso que se fosse eu não ia gostar kkk esse cara tem um apetite incrível
I am Yoruba and I can't wait to visit Bahia 🥰
Most people in Salvador are descendents from the Youruba people. You probably will feel like home in Bahia. I just love the place, food, people and culture.
I hope you can make your trip, you will love Salvador and you will see many similarities with your culture.
¡¡ AMIGOS APOYEN A ESTA FAMILIA HUMILDE TIENE TALENTO DALE CLIK EN SUSCRIBIRSE QUE ES GRATIS! ruclips.net/video/9cg6CDXLVmM/видео.html
It's not what you think. And from your picture I think you're going to enjoy the white men there. If she's what she says she is then I think maybe 2 generations removed.
@@allen6924 uhhhhh brother it is what you think i doubt she would go for '' White men ''
why not go to Europe for ''white men''
My Dad is Nigerian and my Mum is from Benin Republic. Everything you ate are from both countries. Watching this made me almost shed tears.
This dishes are Brazilian. You can see the inspiration, but it's not from other countries, é do Brasil, caralho
Batendo uma feijoada has 11 da manhã ao som de Pablo: Homen não chora..... Isso é Brasil meus amigos
Representando a nossa bahia
@@vitorcunha9256 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
Que bosta em que lixo de cultura isso para mim não e Brasil.
@@danielsabino2527 Olha o que escreve viu demônio?! Respeita a cultura dos outros.
@@jeffmesquita8237 vai se ferrar
Estoy enamorado❤ de la gastronomia, cultura, musica naturaleza, y de la jente del hermoso pais de Brasil 🇧🇷. Tengo muchas ganas de ir y conocer ese bello pais. Saludos desde Mexíco🇲🇽!!
Graçias hermano, me encanta el pueblo mexicano también. Venha ao Brasil te recebemos com muito carinho. 🇧🇷❤🇲🇽
ten cuidado de no ser robado
Muito obrigado voce será bem recebido
cuidado en Rio de Janeiro, no recomiendo caminar solo de noche
Gracias de brasil
This is just incredible, I am Igbo from Nigeria and the Acaraje in my country is called Akara in the south and in the north Kose, here we fry it with groundnut or peanut oil and the Abara like shown here in steamed in plant leaves, here at home in Nigeria we have the same dish, black-eye peas or beans pudding wrapped in leaves or in pockets made out of foil or thick polythene bags then steamed, it's popularly called Moi Moi or Olele in the South East of my country where I come from.
Most of our soups in the southern part of my country is cooked with Palm Oil.
I also prefer Akara that is fried with palm oil.
Some people say that "acarajé" comes from "akara je", with "je" meaning "to eat" or something close to it - I just don't remember in which language.
@@c.varela Hello Caio Acaraje is a West African bean cake that originated from West Africa particularly Nigeria, Ghana, Benin and Togo which are all Neighboring countries. It was brought to Brazil by the Africans and that is why Acaraje is mostly common in Bahia which is a state in Brazil that has managed to retain lot of African culture in their food, religion, tradition and lots more. There is no question about the origin of Acaraje.
@@napoleonokugbe2406 Hi, I know it. I was just trying to explain why it is called "akara" originally, but "acarajé" in Bahia.
@@c.varela Hi Caio, you are exactly right. The language is Yoruba, in South-Western Nigeria.
I am an American Citizen, who was born in Jamaica. I will travel to Brazil and Thailand in the next few years. I love their ethnic cultures!!
Será bem-vindo, meu amigo 💪🇧🇷
Wow! I’m Igbo from Nigeria and I see our food here. Awesome!!! I’d love to go to this region ,meet my brothers and sisters and break bread together 😊
Hello, Nice! Here in Bahia the yoruba culture is very strong.
Thiago Felipe you are right. I am Yoruba and it’s all Yoruba cuisine they are cooking
The Nigerian Economy since when is the counties and tribes of Angola ,Mozambique Igbo
This's is nonsense
Weruche Okonkwo which food dishes you saw in the video that was like your food in Nigeria?
This is Yoruba
I love brazil! Canadian here who did 2 trips and traveled and lived there for a total of 8 months! Estou com muito saudade, espero que eu pode voltar em pouco tempo! Travel to Brazil you wont regret it!
Come back!! You are welcome!!!
chegue chegue, depois da pandemia a gente fuma um beckzin kkkkk
That food reminds of my grandmother from southern part united states just different seasons
Black eye peas the rice and fried fish
Afro American soul food
Salute to my brothers and sisters in Brazil
Mother Africa flows through all its children
Brazil es una belleza de país, comida y cultura ♥♥ saludos desde Tijuana, México!
Daleee Méxicoooooo 🇲🇽❤️
Saludos hermanooo 🇧🇷
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I'm American and lived 10 years in Salvador da Bahia and always said it was my adopted country. Sou norteamericano e morei 10 anos em salvador! Que saudade de Acarajé, ximxim e moqueca.
como esse cara é tão magro meu! inveja disso viu kkkkkk
Deve andar muito kkkk
De ruim kkkkk
😂😂
Pimenta emagrece!
Deve ser um ectomorfo puro
The Afro Brazilian video is my fave of the series
This make me hungry love from Morocco to Brazil 🇲🇦🇧🇷
I never comment but.... man oh man, this series in Brazil was AMAZING. Your videos just get better and better. Thank you 🙏 from Canada 🇨🇦
Fully agree. Oh brigadoh lol
Come tô Brazil 😎👌
His face after the first bite is priceless! He gets so excited about everything that it gets contagious and i feel like I'm there
Hii
Woooow I love this ...you made me see Brazil through your eyes...love from Nigeria ❤❤🇳🇬🇳🇬
Sarah Omolade *I have a dream, that’s 1million subscribers, come join my journey and watch my content*
Loads of love to Naija 👍
Did you see what they have done with Akara and Moi moi?!! Awesome!! Love it!
i hate black color
overcome your fears
Eu só de Angola obrigado por terem preservado a cortar África que é muito rica
Salvador tem a maior população negra fora da África em todo o mundo. 😃
I love my country! 🇧🇷 and I'm so glad you showed us our hospitality! Thank you so much, everyone is welcome 🇧🇷 Come to Rio Grande do Sul ❤
Raquel Moraes *I have a dream, that’s 1million subscribers, come join my journey and watch my content*
I love the beautiful women of Brazil
Bring me around. Id come
He was in south of Brazil. Paraná state.
Shout out to all my Afro-Brazilians. 1 people 1 love.
Thank you, add me in facebook
There is no such thing as Afro Brazilians. In Brazil we are all mixed.
It is such thing as Afro Brazilians ..The Afro Brazilians look just like blk North Americans...
@@Maurimaxxx speak for yourself. That's a lie. I'm Brazilian and I'm not mixed neither is most of my family. We're all black and we are very very proud of it and intend to keep it that way. This 'Brazil is all mixed' is a lie told by white people to disguise all the racism there is in here.
@@Maurimaxxx I guess there's no Afro Brazilians but there's white Brazilians though? Lol gtfoh . Speak for yourself.
🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤BAIHA👍🏾😎ABRAÇO GRANDE DE 🇦🇴 ANGOLA
Obrigado os nossos amigos do outro lado do Atlântico...👏👏👏👍😊
@@laudemara.b.1736 Irmãos ✌🏿✌🏿✌🏿✌🏿✌🏿😎
Obrigado e venha nos visitar.
Jacale
@@Savyooh você num toma banho
Estou aqui me perguntando como ele consegue comer tanto!! Kkk
Mas muito bacana! Como ele trata tudo e todos com muito respeito e admiração. Tudo pra ele é incrível rs
I'm visiting Bahia this September , I've heard a lot about the Food , it's cooked totally different from the mainstream Brazilian food. I heard also about the beautiful beaches. I'm so excited and I can't wait :-P......greetings from the Philippines.
So jealous! I'm from the Philippines, too, and has been curious about Brazil because there are a lot of similarities with the culture, place, and food. Brazilians and Filipinos love consuming avocados as dessert/shake for example. :)
Good Travel ! God bless you
@Oni Renkai Gamer pls dont take your phone out to the streets, otherwise the thieves will rob you.
M. Sousa Filho troll pq o animal? Brasil não é nenhuma Suécia em segurança tem que fica esperto por onde
Macaco Louco ah shut up with the stereotypes.
Brazil an amazing Country... They're experts in terms of Food. 🇦🇴🇦🇴❤🇳🇦🇳🇦
Wellcome Angola and congo people.
Amazing bahia.. it is my second home. I spent 6 months there.. after 20 years still the best place i have ever visited. God bless you salvador bahia.
Thank you, for you too.
Nasci em Salvador e sou trineto de um angolano. Realmente somos uma mistura de várias nações, com predominância africana. Temos muito orgulho de nossas afro raizes e preservar as tradições é uma forma de conexão com nosso passado. ❤
Predominância africana dependendo do lugar, no sul existe predominância europeia, ao norte existe a predominância indigena. Então nada é predominante nesse país.
@@joao_lj00 saiba interpretar, diz no comentário: Salvador.
Ninguém falou do Sul
@@joao_lj00 he was talking about Salvador 🤦🏿♂️
@@joao_lj00Sim existe predominância no norte dos nativos americanos mas também o Norte é formado por Mulatos, Cafusos, Caboclos e Pardos é uma região bem brasileira, nós não costumamos ficar usando a cultura alheia pra nós.
I visited Bahia 7 years ago and I left my heart there! ❤️
Oh 😚😎
Another amazing food tour...I really wanna get down to Brazil Mark! Keep it up!!!
FlavCity with Bobby Parrish It’s Bobby Parrish Ya’ll. 🙌🙌🙌
wow! so many similarities to Nigerian cuisine!! The cassava flour (gari), palm oil, fried bean thing (acara), steamed bean thing (moimoi). Love it 🇳🇬🇧🇷
Yesss!
Yeah! Most of them has origin on Africa, but cassava flour is the opposite! It was exported to Africa from Brazil. Its a great exchange of food experiences!
Wow.. maybe that’s why it’s called acarajé. Nice to know.
@AfricanQueen Queen of Africa waow really... that's sad. we in Jamaica have experienced the same but thanks to some parts of Haiti, Cuba, Trinidad especially, the diaspora is trying to preserve the tradion. Ase
Acarajé nao Akara
Oxe! O cara mostrou muito da nossa cultura com alegria e simplicidade. Você brocou pai. Massa!
This is so much like west African food. Wow how well they preserve the culture from the motherland amazing
Youruba heritage!
Indeed!!!! Our African ancestry it's really strong in the whole state of Bahia!
Lord heal the world 🌎 🙏🏿 I love Mark’s videos. I pray that life will return to normal and we can travel again. In the meantime I can watch his videos and just imagine.
Let’s travel together after the pandemic
@@MamadouDiallo-ot1ki I wanna come too.
Hii
Every diaspora preserved African cuisine, Jamaicans, Haitians, Caribbean and more, but nothing like the people of Bahia-Salvador, they even preserved the original names, and did not forget the palm oil.
Sadly all of it was intentionally ripped away from us in America
@@kaithecreatorrr Yes, I know, You preserve the black head beans, and the soul food, in the look, it looks like a dish of " Caruru completo" from Bahia-Salvador.
@@kaithecreatorrr I think US, the white brainwashing is strong in all aspects, it is as if the teaching was to not know anything about the world, and focus only on the US, as if the teaching was not to learn but only to work on the US, even whites from US, don't know anything about the world, and you measure size, weight, height, differently from most countries, popular sports there, the rest of the world doesn't care, it's just there, sports most popular in most countries, you people don't care.
Fernando diniz the brainwashing is VERY strong
@@kaithecreatorrr The Gullah Geechee ppl, and some of those in New Orleans still have some but I get your point for real
I’m here after watch street food Latin America on Netflix. That moqueca looks great. May much more years bring this lovely lady more happiness and health ❤️
Salvador meu amor!!!!!!! Minha terra muito bem representada neste video!
So proud to see my city and traditional dishes represented so well through this video!!! I'm sure you had an amazing time in Salvador! :-) Damn I love his vibe!
Vocês viram a quantidade de pimenta que ele comeu!!! Ele é dos meus!
Hii
Hi
Mark is so interested in and respectful of the cultures he explores. Keep up the amazing videos, we love them!
Mark you make me cry saying bye to these series of great videos... I'm so happy to see you and Guilherme doing these series ... during the years watching you I was always hoping to see you in Brasil... Thank you, it was incredible... love you and kisses to all of you from NYC.
I just don't understand where these 1,5 mil unlikes come from! What a beautiful video!!! I am from southeast Brazil and it made me feel so proud of my country! Thank you for introducing Bahia to the rest of the world and even for Brazilians themselves like me!
Então né, mas reparou que aqui nos comentários só tem pessoas brasileiras ou de países africanos que falam português comentando? Ou seja, os gringos de outros países, como os do continente europeu, não dão a mínima para a nossa cultura. Nem sequer olham o vídeo e deixam um unlike.
@@raffitus5168E quem disse que precisamos deles?
@@lalla160Também não entendi isso kkkk, o cara se humilhando pra Europeu. E aqui nos comentários além de africanos, vi indiano, chinês e latino americano.
I love how you speak so beautifully about the people who cook the food you eat. It makes me so much happier to watch your videos. Also, it makes me want to visit those places.
Mark,
I've been a fan of yours for a few years now. I turned on most of my friends and family to your channel and it has become a great bonding point for us all as we group together to be taken wherever it is that you'll take us next. All of your content since day one has been absolutely stellar and done to a level that I've never seen before (that's including countless shows/documentaries broadcasted on television). You are the king of travel, food, and bridging the gap among us all- your mission is so much larger than 'just' food, whether you realize it or not (though food definitely brings us all together). While everything you've ever presented us has been A+, this Brazil series was just on a whole other level to anything else I've ever seen, be it from you or anyone else! The Brazil series was so incredibly immersive, it felt like we were all there with you, and that's why I'm so sad to now learn that this was the last episode- I wanted more, so much more! But you have done Brazil justice and shown us places and things we'd never of had the chance to see otherwise. I am an infinitely richer person thanks to you. While my sense of wanderlust has always been immense, you took it to a whole other level and gave me the much-needed drive to actually realize all my travel dreams. Material possessions are worthless in the face of such rich and varied experiences as the ones you get to make daily on your travels. This is bittersweet for me as through this series I found myself especially attached to the all encompassing beauty of Brazil... first and foremost, the magical people who could teach us all a masterclass in hospitality... of course then the immense natural beauty of this beautiful land, the rich and storied culture and history, and last but not least the incredibly unique and vibrant foods. I've watched all your previous videos, but have never felt such a deep connection to a place as I have with Brazil. I'm a 29 year old caucasian male living in Canada- a world away-, yet your video and the beauty of Brazil made me feel like I belong there more than anywhere else. It's always been a dream of mine to go to Rio- mainly because that's the place most heavily advertised here-, but now I see I absolutely need to see so many other places in that amazing country. Rio alone doesn't come close to showing all that this heavenly place has to offer. Life isn't so easy right now, but one of my number one priorities has now become to travel to Brazil as soon as I can afford it. I have other places to visit this year, but I will approach them with a new point of view and always be sure to go exploring the roads less travelled in search of authentic experiences that'll stay with me until the day I die. I can't wait to tag along with you wherever you take us next. You're doing something bigger than all of us. Thank you and safe travels.
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Yeah man. He’s doing the Lords work for sure. I even started trying all the other African restaurants here in Johannesburg, something that I would not have done. So far so good 👍🏿
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You said it all for all of us. Thank you and thank you - Mark! I tell people to check out your videos. You're doing an incredible job to bring the world together. Some of us don't comment all the time but this post has said it for all of us. May God continue to bless you, Ying, Micah, Joe, and your entire family and the friends who help you in various places! Obrigado! 🙏🏽😊
you will be welcome here bro.There is places in the USA with a significante brazilian community, so u can find some brazilians restaurants there, check it out.
The food, people and everything is amazing. Love from Pakistan.
Thank you, fron salvador/ Bahia/ BRAZIL
Anywhere Africans live is vibrant and colorful.
Would really love to visit both Brazil and Africa. The people always seem so kind. Huge respect from Denmark
Brazil goes far beyond what you see in videos. These places are cultural and simple. But there are more modern and futuristic places, cities in the interior, cold cities similar to the European climate, such as Santa Catarina, Rio Grande do Sul, the city of Gramado that resembles German architecture. Come meet Brazil. It is a country blessed by God. You will be surprised.
when you see the world through the humble, everything becomes beautiful. And when the world sees the humble..it opens up and hugs you..AWSOME JOB Mark!! love your videos and thank you for bringing the real world to our living rooms...
Well said!
Let me say it again: "well said".
Happy new year wherever you are
Love the afro - Brazilian street food . Totally loving this Brazil series. Keep it up. Lovely food and lovely people. Lots of love from Bangladesh.
❤❤❤🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩
I love you
Thank you Mita!!! Hugs for you and all Bangladesh people!!!
Christian Molina perv
Most of the food is Haram for you
people don´t uderstand my country i afro brazilian but my grandma is from italy, my friends is from china, my cousin is from ukra
ine brazil is the future sorry about my english
I'm originally Afghan, and I love Brazilian steak houses. I can't wait to visit Brazil for some real food and the country's beauty.
Welcome to Brasil! 😁
@@sleppy_luly7041 Thank you dear!....SOON.
When you come make sure to try all kinds of our food! Se have many delocious dishes for all kinds of people!
I was born in Salvador Bahia, moved to Portugal as a child, and now currently studying in London, I often think about returning to this fantastic city!!!!! The people there are just so warm and the food is simply the best.
Thank you Marc for sharing with us this beautiful video.
Does any one else wonder how mark is able to eat so much food? this guy is a beast!
I guess by going to the gym 💪
DUDE,HE IS A WONDERFUL PERSON!!
\YOU ARE JUST BEING JEALOUS AND EVIL!! AND YOU ARE NOT THIS BLACK GUY IN THE PHOTO
I CAN SEE YOU .ARAB OLD MAN
HAVE SOME SHAME!!
YOUR PROBLEM?
YOU HATE BRAZIL....AND HATE WHOEVER PRAISES IT
ONLY BECAUSE YOUR WANTED THE ARABS TO TAKE OVER
I KNOW YOU!!
@@meta-etherealinfo2445 🗣️🤦🏾♀️you got all that from him posting "I wonder how Mark eats so much, he's a beast" how did you get jealousy and hate and racism from him saying that, he actually was given Mark props for being able to do what he does. No ppl like you are the reason why the world is so fcked up, "change your way of thinking and maybe the world won't seem so grey to ya🤦🏾♀️
@@drobby215view7
FIRST OF all!
you want to argue do you?
start by polishing your english ok
for i got problem with your ..grammar ya idiota!!
he is not an afro.ya imbecil neither got be you..you are just a liar/.and deceitful beast from the middle east!!
YOU ARE THE TRASH IN HERE .,..RACIST ONE!! HOW DO YOU GIVE "SOME ONE "PROPS" YA IMBECIL.BY CALLING THEM NAMES.LIKE BEAST= DEMONS ETC?
YOU ARE NOT BEING NICE AT ALL YA SATAN!
@@drobby215view7
YOU BEING DISSING THE GUY.SINCE HE STARTED THIS BRAZILIAN SERIES AND WHY?
YOU HATE BRAZIL I KNOW YOU....AHHH!
DO YOU WANNA TO DEBATE?
DO A VIDEO AND PROOF JUST WHO YOU ARE! DO NOT BARK..BEHIND A FAKE PIC
OK? SATAN!!
THE WORD IS "GREY" BECAUSE THERE ARE MONSTERS LIKE YOUR IN HERE NEGATIVE ONE
YA BAD CHARACTER VERMIN!!AND IF YOU GOT ABUSE SOMEONE.COME AS YOURSELF AND NOT AS SOMEBODY ELSE WITH STOLEN PIC
VERMIN!!
Amo que ele não se importa em sujar os dedos ou se sujar, ele come com tanta vontade, não hesita nem um pouco.
Dá a impressão de que ele quer sentir o comer com todos os sentidos possíveis, o cheiro, a texturas
Viva à África! Viva à Salvador! Viva à Bahia! Viva ao Brasil!
Esse cara é muito gente boa e foi o único gringo que eu vi que comeu comidas raiz do Brasil esse merece parabéns
Sou soteropolitano e me senti orgulhoso da minha cidade.
O cara é simples e focou sempre nos aspectos positivos da boa terra.
Parabéns!
God bless Brasilia, love from Kongo kinsahasa 🇨🇩🇨🇩🇨🇩
Lots of Africans from Kongo were deported to Brasil and Haiti 🇭🇹. The Kongo warriors were instrumental in defeating the french.
@Justin Rubondo People were captured and brought from many different places along the entire west coast of Africa from Sierra Leone all the way south, and even some people from the eastern side of the continent. Many black people in the Americas have west African DNA (Wolof, Yoruba, Igbo, Mende, Dahomey... the list is long!) along with DNA from Cameroon, Congo, Angola, even Mozambique and Madagascar, and a lot of intermixing happened between all the groups that arrived.
¡¡ AMIGOS APOYEN A ESTA FAMILIA HUMILDE TIENE TALENTO DALE CLIK EN SUSCRIBIRSE QUE ES GRATIS! ruclips.net/video/9cg6CDXLVmM/видео.html
I live in Brazil and a Ghanaina and always see most of our food here even in Brasilia
Hey, wanna be my tour guide?
In the whole Brazil has African influence, but Salvador preserves more, even way they spice the food , is better
O entusiasmo do cara encanta qualquer pessoa. Simplesmente incrível.
Estou me sentindo estranho neste momento, vendo um gringo falando tão bem da nossa cultura, e nós mesmo não valorizamos.
NICE VIDEO MARK!
Isso é vdd, mas o brasileiro na maioria das vezes se rebaixa cara, fazer o que. Temos que nos valorizar mais!
I love you Mark wines
Vc n deve ser baiano então, pq o quanto q eles têm orgulho das coisas dele é impressionante
fica meio a meio, muitos não valorizam e muitos valorizam
INFELIZMENTE sempre foi assim.
I really need that Brazilian salsa. He's putting it on everything . it must be delicious
Which ones do want to know?
@@isabela123ification all please lol I’m nigerian, but i want to make this brazilian version 😋
Come to brasil guys 🇧🇷
@@yendaaaa diced onion, tomato, red and green bell pepper, cilantro, olive oil, lemon juice, salt and pepper
it's called vinagrete, and it is really tasty and easy to make
I got so much weird feeling while watching this episode and suddenly I remember that I having a dream about exploring this place not so long ago. The place and view are so precise. Now I got goosebumps tho
The Brazilian episode, I almost spent half of my day watching, I maybe have my relatives in Salvador, I'm west African
We have exactly same delicacies in Ghana.... OMG that okro we have that same soup... Am loving it... It's like you're in Ghana 🇬🇭
In Bahia especially they have the African culture in their roots. There're many Candomblé's followers.
YES IS TRUE, THE TABOM PEOPLE COMUNITI LIVE IN GHANA, ACCRA, THEY ARE BRAZILIANS, WE HAVE MANI CULTURE FRON GHANNA TOO.
so que dai vem com AIDS ne?
Oq eu posso dizer ? Just stop. 🙄
He made a Ghana series which is also very good.
Nós brasileiros só temos a agradecer essa visita, o respeito que tem por nossa cultura, ambiente e principalmente pela comida.
Ótimo trabalho e muito bom canal, volte sempre!
I am from Uzbekistan i realy love Brasil and love there peopl and traditions
@Isabelle Marc yes ofcours 😂😂😂😂☺☺☺
Im from Salvador. Its a honor watch Mark eating our homemade food. The happiness in his face is the same when he is tasting a 3 star michelin food. Thank you very much.
obsess. i connect so much that i cried. i feel like you truly capture the essence of a culture. amazing work. please go to DR.
@Purple Haze ik. thanks for the care too. yeah i've been thinking about it and had two theories: 1-that theres a bad alcohol distributor that's selling fake liquor (wood liquor) to the hotels. but that doesn't make much sense bks other ppl not just tourist would be dying. 2- my friend mother, who is deeply informed on dr current events due to her political involvement in the island and here, that Haitians who worked at the hotels maybe poisoning the tourist as retaliation towards what the dr is doing to them with their citizenship status and the overall unfairness and conflict. she says this has happened in the past. within the resorts the majority of the staff is Haitians working in poor conditions with little pay. those are just theories. they really gotta get to the bottom of this. i love my land and my fellow siblings Haitians
Meu Nordeste, meu Brasil, sou de Maceió,Alagoas,Brazil. Beijo pra Bahia. 🇧🇷❤️ welcome to Brazil ❤
Minha Bahia :D
Um dia irei aí rsrs
Foda-se vai Deitar na rede poha
@@Savyooh menó, vc tá com foto de ahegao comentando merda. Vai arrumar um emprego
@@underson1041 Calma ai Vou por a foto Do isac Newton e cagar pro teu respeito
I’m gonna miss the Brazil series. It was the best.
Brazilians are way more humble and beautiful than what I had initially imagined... Thank you Mark Wiens for showing this beautiful side of Brazil to the rest of the world. I also have recorded some street food videos from Brazil as well.
thanks for the kind words, feel welcome here in Brazil. Hope one day I visit Philipines to meet you humble people and your amazing cuisine
I am Nigerian, and I would like to say that there are many similarities between Afro Brazilian food and the food found in Nigeria.
There are similiarities amongst all the descendants of Africans all over the world.
Uzoma Ekedede What were the similarities
@@IslenoGutierrez D Brazilians call the cow foot "mokoto". Nigerians call it "bokoto". D fried beans puree Brazilians call "akaraje" is staple street food in Nigeria and is called .Akara. The cooking method of stewed meat is standard in Nigeria too.
Then there's d Nigerian signature; PALM OIL! Cassava, okra erc
The street dance is much akin to Yoruba BATA dance.
lola sobande You were surprised to find these things? Brazilian culture and food is a mixture of influences from a Europe, Africa and America. This is the same in nearly all of the American continent from north to south.
@@IslenoGutierrez No, I was not surprised to see them in this video as I was in Brazil in 2002.. I was shocked and very moved on that trip to see cassava flakes we call Garri, akaraje, derived from its ancient name akara'jesa, we now call akara and Yoruba deities still called by their Yoruba names though sonetines spelled differently: Xango, Yemanja, Oshun, Obatala, Oya etc. Then I wished I could speak Portuguese to really chat with my long separated kin.
I've been binge watching Mark's Brazilian tour. So much fun.
You too!
So have I !
Encerrou com chave de ouro Mark, gostei muito de sua vinda aqui na minha Terra. Volte sempre. 👏👏
Nossa cidade é phoda :)
Você aquela mulher que estava no restaurante ?
@@Raphael-ly4pv eu,nao.😊
I thoroughly enjoyed this Brazilian series. Well done and thank you for showing how beautiful the people and culture is all over Brazil
Hii
Some of the food is similar to what is eaten in Nigeria:
Dende = Palm oil
Akaralaje= Akara or kosai
Apara= Moimoi/Alele although it is eaten in reverse as a filling and not as the bun
Caruru = okro soup
Beans porridge looks exactly as the one served in Nigeria
Even the herb section is found in markets
not is "aPara", is "aBara" ......
And?
Same in South Africa
It must be that slaves that were caught in Africa many years ago took with them the recipes and adapted them to Brazil...amazing.
Bahia is the home of a Yoruba tribe that still speaks the old Yoruba tongue actually. So that's why you will see a lot of the ancient culture there. You should do some reading up on them online - you'll be surprised! Other way around, we also have a "Brazilian Quarter" in Lagos due to the return of the "Agudas" i.e. freed slaves from Brazil. Interesting stuff!
I'm actually sad. I loved this Brazil series. I know I need to go now but seeing this was just amazing.
Why are you sad? be happy 😔
Seus vídeo no Brasil estão incríveis .
Parabéns pelo trabalho.👏 Já virei mais um Fã . 😎👍
Abraço do Rio Grande do Sul
Oi amigo I was 2010 in Rio Grande De sul gauchas garamado and canela and Porto alegre and novo caixe De sul... very good food alot of meat 🤗🤗🤗🤗🍖🍗
@@westtv1587 . Olá! O RS é Lindo. Gramado na Serra Gaúcha muito linda e Romântica. Thanks 🤙
Mark has a way of making you feel as if you are actually on location with him. Thanks for the vacation Mark!😊
Love from Uganda 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 🇺🇬 to 🇧🇷 🇧🇷
Salvador-bahia 👉love ❤️🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬🇺🇬
Love Uganda from Brazil 🇧🇷❤
This video makes me so emotional! I love Bahia! Been there 4 times. I would go every year, but I gotta see the rest of this beautiful world. I miss the place everyday. The people, food are top notch. The beaches, culture and vibe is unmatched. It feels like home there. Great video, Mark. Glad you had an amazing time.
Muito daora o respeito, o conhecimento e a alegria que ele trata a comida brasileira. Fez eu sentir até orgulho. Obrigado.