MIND-BLOWING first day in Salvador, Bahia (Lavagem do Bonfim Brazil) 🇧🇷
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What a surprising first day in Salvador, Bahia.
We had no idea there was going to be a huge street party!
It was actually a religious traditions from the Catholic/ Afro-Brazilian candomblé beliefs.
The festival is called Lavage do Bonfim. Ceremonies, food, dancing, samba...you name it!
What a great first day.
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Carnival needs planning, the date is not very close but hotels, tickets, etc. Get sold out way before the date so dont wait to much to decide and start booking stuff before it gets sold out.
Muito Bom!
my best bro steve looking handsome thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your best bro viki 💙
hey, try olinda/recife carnaval. gotta get over the fear of touching lol
Hi Guys, hope your having a blast in Salvador! It can be kind of confusing to understand the concept of syncretism between the Christian religion and Candomble/Umbanda, someone already gave a brief explanaition before in the comments, but as a basic rundown on the history of it, basicaly in the times of slavery, the africans were prohibited and prosecured for practicing their religions and cults, so to be able to continue to pray to their deities (known as Orixás os Nksis, dependeding on the origin of the people), they used Christian images of saints as "representatives" to their own deities, being Jesus - Oxalá, Saint Barbara - Iansã, Saint George - Oxóssi in Bahia and Ogum in other parts of Brasil, Saint Lazarus - Omulu/Obaluaê as some examples.
The "perfume" that was sprayed on Ivana's hands is Alfazema, it is a liquid made from a type of lavender, and it is used as a spiritual cleanser in some of this rites, if you liked the smell of it, it is easily found on any drugstores, and can be used as a cologne also.
And to add a little bit more context, also as curiosity, the necklaces made from beads that a lot of people are wearing on the video and on the streets (you'll probably see a lot of people wearing them daily in Bahia) are called Guias (plural), they also have specific meanings according to their colors, shapes and sizes, examples: guias made with gold beads are tipically associated with Oxum, deity of sweet waters as rivers and waterfalls, also the deity of love and fertility; dark blue beads may reffer to Ogum, deity of the iron, battles and open paths, and so on.
And as a last piece of curiosity, music is a vital part of African and Afro-brazilian religions, usualy played in atabaques (set of 3 drums, mainly made of wood and animal hide) and agogos (the metal thing with 2 "heads" you can see someone playing in the video), these songs are usualy called Pontos (plural), and can be singed in portuguese or iorubá (African language mainly from western Africa), they were singing one on the sound truck.
Sorry for the massive comment, just trying to help with some info!
Enjoy Salvador, greetings and Axé! (it is a salutation that means "wish you good energies")
Love the info, thanks!! You are full of knowledge. Wish you were with us to explain all the things we saw today. Thank you!
@@JetLagWarriors No problem! WIsh I were there also, it's a beautiful celebration, unfortunately I'm from São Paulo and couldn't make it. I'm Umbandista (practicioner of Umbanda), there are some differences on simbology, ritualistic and general concept between Candomble and Umbanda, but some of the knowledge is commonground, just sharing some of it and some love!
All the best!
@Jovem do Reggae strange, never seen they asking for money. Saw plenty of money being asked in churches tho.
And no, I'm not from Umbanda or Candomblé.
Guys, I'm from Salvador and I felt really emotional when Ivana was tightening the ribbon because she closed her eyes and made her wishes with faith, that was intense! And she got the ribbon as a gift in green colour which means a lot of love on your way! Just love the way you both respect, learn and have fun about different cultures, super beautiful! Hope you stay longer, it would be nice to see you around the city! Can't wait for the next videos! Tip: try Acarajé from Dinha in Rio Vermelho district or in Cira in Itapuã ou Piatã districts! Hugs!! ❤ ❤
Acarajé da Dinha no Rio Vermelho. Muito bom. Muito bom.
Acarajé da Dinha no Rio Vermelho. Muito bom. Muito bom.
Cira é muito bom!
Bomprakaramba
I second the Acarajé da Dinha no Rio Vermelho
Felicidade que vocês puderam presenciar o encontro pacífico de duas religiões Católica e Candomblé! Brasil é diversidade! 🇧🇷🙏♥️
Poderia me explicar um pouco mais sobre?
@@mmawithsubtitles7460 sim, claro. É a lavagem da escadaria da Igreja do Senhor do Bonfim. É uma cerimônia em que há uma procissão com caminhada até a igreja e lavagem da escada com água perfumada e rituais. Ocorre que os negros escravizados trouxeram sua religião africana Candomblé e os portugueses sua religião católica. Os escravos foram obrigados não só a construir, como a limpar as Igrejas católicas, e também foi tentado impor a religião católica aos mesmos. (Havia igrejas católicas construídas de escravos para escravo, e de escravos para branco nobre, não podiam utilizar a mesma). Passada esta fase histórica, hoje temos uma situação de católicos e candoblemcistas, (agora com diversidade de raças nas duas religiões) juntos pacificamente na mesma celebração, que consiste em lavar as escadarias da igreja católica usando rituais de celebração do candomblé (música, roupas, objetos, gestos, nomes e entidades diferentes). Mesmo havendo relutância inicial da Igreja católica e mesmo sendo na escada e não no interior da Igreja, é sim um ritual de uma religião no solo de outra, o que numa visão mundial é difícil de ser permitido, porque as Igrejas e os próprios fiéis consideram ofensivo, criminoso. Existem países que proíbem de aproximar e entrar em um local de culto religioso se não for daquela religião, e claro proíbem cultuar/clamar/orar para uma entidade diferente. Assim, acho que esta cerimônia de lavagem é um símbolo de respeito religioso das duas religiões. Espero que com o passar dos anos, caminhemos por mais harmonia nosso país tão maravilhoso e amado. Só depende de nós. 🤝
@@michellegermano6056 Muito obrigada por ter tirado tempo para me responder, Michelle.
Estava refletindo durante o Ano Novo exatamente sobre isso.
Esse fato curioso que vai além da coexistência religiosa que acontece em determinada datas aqui no Brasil.
Moro em Florianópolis e vejo de tempos em tempos isso acontecendo. Aqui na ilha em sua maioria os nativos são Católicos praticantes. Mas durante o ano vejo essas exceções. Por exemplo durante o Ano Novo, no dia de Yemanjá, etc.
Dá até uma certa esperança.
Sou croata e visitei o Salvador em 2021. Foi ótimo! Espero visitar mais uma vez. Fiquei com saudades assistindo esse video! Também fiz um video no meu canal falando sobre a minha viajem.
Another great video! Bahia is indeed the center of Afro-Brazilian culture. You guys will probably love the historical buildings of Pelourinho. There are also some incredible churches to visit. They also have some unique cuisine, like acarajé, vatapá (which you guys already tasted) and moqueca. Just be careful around crowded places as usual. Hopefully you guys will find some local subscribers to help you get around.
They should still try the original vatapá from Bahia, because the one they tried was the one made in the North, which is quite different from ours.
@@sandysilva5659 Yeah, I just left a comment to alert them to not accept acarajé quente, cause oh boy it is extremely spicy! Lol
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Btw that's brazilian culture, not "afro". We don't have anything afro. Afro is belongs to Africa which is something totally different from our country that is Brazil. Our culture is brazilian not afro.
@@saintpinewood562 lies. Thats afro culture brought to Brazil . Accept facts
5:02 "so you gonna have that on for some weeks!"
me watching with my ribbon that it's in my arm for over a year and a half 😂
My wife is from Salvador, I lived one year there around 2017-2018. By far the best year of my life!
well, if you don't like crowded places I wouldn't recommend you to be near Rio de Janeiro, Salvador or Recife during carnival. Those places are pure madness! hahaha
A Bahia tem um jeito que nenhuma outra tem
o que estraga é o comunismo que não cuida da cidade... bahia é tipo são paulo, era pra ser o estado mais rico do brasil
@@PedroST13 Como ousa comparar São Paulo com Bahia? Kkkkk Bahia é a escória do país. Na verdade, o nordeste em geral...
@@Hamerti388 você n sabe de nada... São Paulo, Bahia e Manaus são os estados mais ricos do Brasil... Porém administrado em mãos erradas
Bahia is the most-very-truly-beautiful mix of Cultures and Races! I’m so proud of being Baiano!
FYI: Candomblé isn't an African religion, its a Brazilian religion with African roots.
Go and visit Lençóis, in Chapada Diamantina, for some adventure and amazing nature! (you take a 8h bus from Salvador)
Ahhhh como eu amo essa Bahia❣️ Como amo esse povo, esse sotaque gostoso.
Bahia is a very unique place in Brazil, it has a unique culture that differs from the rest of the country, a very happy culture.
LAVAGEM DO BONFIM! 🥳
Welcome to our beloved Salvador, guys. I hope you're enjoying your stay! ❤
Yup, we're the street party state 😂
The culture of Bahia is much closer to Africa, different from the Southeast, it's good because in Brazil there's a little bit of everything
Salvador's culture in particular is very similar to that of Africa, yes, but the whole of Bahia, no.
Salvador, Bahia no
Nasci no sul da Bahia é conheço SP, RJ e BH e diria que a cultura afro nessas cidades é bem maior.
I think you are wrong. Most people think everyone in Bahia like Cadomble or other african religion and this isnt true. Maybe Salvador is a little "african" but is not close at all. It looks like because we dont know about african culture and most people is black. Thats all
I think you are wrong. Most people think everyone in Bahia like Cadomble or other african religion and this isnt true. Maybe Salvador is a little "african" but is not close at all. It looks like because we dont know about african culture and most people is black. Thats all
I had this ribbon on my wrist for years when I was a kid, there's many family pics with it on my wrist lol. I don't even remember what I wished for
Hello, I'm glad you're here in my city, I hope you're enjoying it. Salvador's carnaval is the most traditional and the best in my opinion. You can visit Pelourinho during Carnival, as there are several attractions in the restaurants and on the street too, or you can go to Farol da Barra, which is where the Trios Elétricos are concentrated. If you don't want to be in the middle of the crowd, stay on the beach sand. Every year I go I stay on the beach sand and I manage to enjoy Carnival very well, because I can see the electric trios. Enjoy and I hope you like it here ❤❤
A Bahia é maravilhosa e única! E os baianos são pessoas realmente muito acolhedoras!
Aiii Bahia Magia, Salvador terra linda! Saudade dessa alegria e desse povo 💓 Viva Filhos de Gandhi!!
Essa Bahia é boa demais... risos... Adorei ver a Bahia pelo seus olhos. Tenha certeza, que nós Brasileiros ficamos bastante felizes.
Lugar maravilhoso! Salvador respira cultura! Aproveitem esse lugar maravilhoso!
HI guys , now that you are in Salvador , you have a nice chance to know better the northeast avoiding the high cost of planes . From salvador to aracaju , aracaju to maceio and maceio to recife it´s just 6 hours by bus and from recife to natal it´s 7 hours by bus . I really think you should not miss the oportunity , research about the cities . KIsses and keep having fun and making friends .
Yes, I think we will do something very similar to the route you mentioned. Taking busses and exploring the coast! Very excited :)
Cool , i will do my best to follow. I think you guys will love it . Big kisses .
que legal!!!Bahia e toda região nordeste é maravilhoso
" Sorria , você está na Bahia" : " Smile, you are in Bahia".
I loved Salvador. Nice People, Good food, beautiful beaches...
5:00 ok so you re gonna have it on for some weeks lol it usually takes years for one ribbon to fall off😅
I was going to say exactly the same thing lol weeks can be years with these ribbons
Eita
Salvador é cultura alegria e amor😍💓💓💓💓😘
When i was a kid, i used to wear those ribbons alot and it would last for an year or two. It's okay to cut it, if you don't want to wear the ribbons for months or years. Nice video, much love from Salvador ❤❤
minha opinião sobre os carnavais: não importa o Estado, evite os grandes blocos, os famosos, são cheios demais e mal da pra aproveitar. Procure contatos na cidade que vocês estiverem pra informar sobre blocos menores e populares, mas não "famosos": esses da pra andar, dançar e ouvir a música. Existem uns que são grandes demais pro seu próprio bem.
E se tiverem oportunidade de ver o desfile das escolas de samba, aproveitem, mesmo se não for da Liga Especial do Rio, mesmo se for das ligas de acesso ou das ligas de São Paulo, vale conhecer.
Coloca em inglês.
nam.. bloco menores ja dizem, são menores, blocos grandes são bons porque são os melhores cantores e apresentações... tem que ir pra um bell marques, iveta sangalo, etc..
Salavador, the most African city in Brazil. Beautiful ❤
This video and others you are making here in Salvador about Salvador , are showing the best of city , and encouraging foreingners to come and have nice days. I've sent them to my ( native ) friends in Canada and US ( and also Bahians who live abroad ) . Tahnk you !
I sent this comment in other video, but repeat it here, since you are in Salvador already:
Barraca do Lôro, in the amazing Flamengo Beach is one of the best beach restaurants in Salvador, with two different areas of services, one at the beach sand, right next to the water, with several tables with large umbrellas for sun protection and other just above, inland, a large area with the restaurant itself, tens of tables in open air but covered by coconut trees and umbrellas, showers, relaxing beds. Food and drink of remarkable quality.
Don't miss it.
Hey! Thanks for this comment! We are staying in Flamengo beach, here in Salvador. And we love it! You will see in our Sunday livestream :) . The beach is great and the vibe is safe and good
Olá! Gostaria de parabenizar você pelo vídeo, muito bom. .....
Eu sou de Salvador Bahia, não fui a lavagem do Bonfim, fiquei muito feliz em assistir um pouco da lavagem do Bonfim no seu canal. Você vai ficar aqui até o carnaval? Já quero ver o próximo vídeo. Um abraço!
Venham para o carnaval em Recife e Olinda Pernambuco
Morram de inveja
How cool, our Brazil is rich in cultures, religions and beliefs. Thank you for filming a bit of our culture, and long live love, peace, long live Jesus, long live Oxalá. So this green ribbon that the bracelet seller gave you is in honor of Senhor do Bonfim, for Protestant Christians, this Senhor do Bonfim is called Jesus, and in the African root Camdomble is called Oxalá
Some tips for you guys about Carnaval: As you guys have already realized, we Brazillians are very emotional and warm (our latin blood) and Carnaval is like the apex of it. Mix it with a lot of alcohol and you can have a lot of problems in Carnaval... So if someone spill drinks on you or do something stupid, just ignore it, because it can become ugly (don't be afraid, if you're not hotheaded you will be fine). There's a LOT of theft too (because of the amount of people together and how easy it is), so watch your camera closely and leave your phone and other valuables like jewels at home (seriously). Also, this is a party where guys and girls go to kiss eachother too, so make sure to hold Ivana's hands or show somehow to other guys that she's with you, because the guys approach the girls very quickly and in a way that a american or canadian can understand as a sexual harassement, but here it is "normal". I have a sister living in the US and she said that there its very different and difficult to meet a guy... Even in nightclubs the americans fear to approach the girls haha. Last thing: As there wont be enough bathrooms, sometimes you will see people urinating in the streets, especially in Salvador. It's so bad the city had to create a law and started to fine people, but people just keep doing it. So i would recommend joining a small "bloco de canarval" or/and see the samba schools parade in Rio. Enjoy!
Salvador's Carnival, I think it's the biggest one... but, if I was you, I would take a trip towards north of northeast coast, to know other magnificent places and then, spend your Carnival in Recife/Olinda that's one of the most traditional ones in Brazil, together with Salvador and Rio. It would be unforgettable.
PS: I still didn't see you trying Acarajé. This is completely prohibited while you're in Bahia 😅🤌
Video on Acaraje coming soon!! :) :)
I’m watching from Ottawa. Missing my country Brazil, specially now during the winter haha
Devidamente abençoados. Essa é uma das belezas do País. Você sente Deus perto de si.
Estão no melhor lugar para brincar o carnaval. Vale a pena a multidão!
I was born in Brazil, yet you guys experienced more of Brazil than I ever did, your videos are making me wanting to come back and see all of this lol
You guys would love Carnival in Olinda, Recife. It's the most culturally rich carnival in Brazil. I am from Salvador, Bahia and I'll tell you, carnival in Salvador is 10x crazier than Lavagem do Bonfim. Go to Olinda
Bahia is another cultura.
Rich cultura.
Magia magia magia é na Bahia🥰
You gonna make saying "muito booon" with jetlag warrior accent a trend in brazil, I just can't say "muito bom" with my regular accent anymore.
True it’s his landmark now muuuuito booom😀❤️🇧🇷
Nordeste is Life ❤❤❤❤
Nordeste is trash!
@@MrDukeOmega se vc tivesse nele, sim
Sure you guys will not be disappointed with the food in Bahia, I recommend trying acarajé.
I used to live 18 years in Salvador, and I went to Carnaval many years.
If you don't like very crowded environment, I would suggest you spending the Carnaval in some "Camarote", which are private and closed venues near to the main streets, and most of them offer foods, drinks, private concerts, with more comfort, safety and good view of the street ("circuito").
There are 2 main "circuitos": Tradicional and Barra/Ondina.
I prefer Barra/Ondina, because I feel more safe and it has a nice view of the beach.
🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 Brasil o país maravilhoso what an amazing country
You're need to know Porto Seguro and Ilhéus. My fav parts in Bahia. Oh Canavieira too.
Yes! We want to go to Porto Seguro... so historical!
@@JetLagWarriors Porto Seguro is very nice and has many amazing places nearby, like Arraial D'ajuda, Trancoso and Caraíva.
Salvador, the Afro-Brazilian capital. Have a good time there and be careful of thieves !
Eles tem que tomar cuidado com ladrão no país todo, mas como eles estão em Salvador valeu a dica!
Que Saudades que deu de Salvador, contando os dias pro Carnaval, chega logo Fevereiro.
A curiosity about the ribbon: it is called "fitinha do Bonfim" or "Bomfim little ribbon" but it is also know as "Medida do Bonfim" or "Bonfim Measure" since its length (between the two little printed crosses) equals to the length of the arm of the Holy Cross of the Lord of Bonfim...
Very interesting!! Thanks for this info
Brazil, the beautiful country and nice people. 👌
Amo Salvador 👍🇧🇷
In my opinion, bahia its the cradle of brazilian music! A lot of legends of our music history came from there, its a city full of history and culture, enjoy it! Sorria você está na Bahia!!
Welcome to Salvador!!!
Wow! You two are SO GOOD! I am learning about my country through your travels!
07:11 I love how even at religious festivals, Brazilians don't go without beer lol
The syncretism between religions of African origin and Catholicism happened thereabout like this: At that time, the first Africans of Yoruba origin arrived in the country, a people who occupied the region where today are Nigeria, Benin and Togo. The religion of the Yoruba was candomblé, but they arrived in Brazil as slaves and could not worship their deities freely - you know, the official religion of the country was (and is) Catholicism. Because of this prohibition, the slaves started associating their deities with the Catholic saints in order to exercise their faith in disguise. As the Catholic saints are quite numerous, there are divinities that are identified with more than one saint. For example: Oxóssi, the king of the hunt, is associated with Saint George and Saint Sebastian.
Over time, even with the permission of the African religions, this connection between African religions and the Catholic religion has remained, almost as if they were the same religion, or, as some prefer, as a relationship of respect and peaceful coexistence!
Showw Salvador really Nice placeeee muito AXÉ pra vcsss
dungaaaa
@@LiloDaCostahellooooo ahha
kkkkkk
GRANDE DUNGA, KD TU NA BAHIA
@@fernandobjrgosto muito..já passei 4 carnavais em salvador...mas agora não dá..vou estar lá dia 14 de fev..gde abço meu amigooo
Bom dia chegando aqui agora no canal bem vindos aqui na Bahia 👏👏👏🇧🇷
I also have no idea what's going on there. and i'm brazilian lol it's an adventure even for me haha
Funfact, these "Senhor do Bonfim" bracelets typically last for years on your arm. mine is 6 years old and is still tied up here
poor Ivana 🤣🤣🤣
so have your wishes came true yet?
@@JetLagWarriors the wishes come when the bracelet break. It will be a looooooooooooooooooong journey LOL
@@JetLagWarriors some of them, yes
in fact our religion in the end is joy!!!
I hope Ivana's wishes come true...enjoy!
Welcome to the first capital of Brasil, enjoy the kindness and rich culture of that place 🇧🇷💚
Recife and Olinda ... the traditional Carnival. 😍
Welcome to Bahia!!!
You arrived here in a very special and meaningful day, since it is dedicated to celebrate the Senhor do Bonfim, with a centenary ceremony that starts with a crowded parade to transfer the holy image of Jesus crucified from a church 8 km away to the iconic Bonfim Church, where a mass is held.
It is also known as "Lavagem do Bonfim", since the stairs are washed by a group of "baianas", in preparation for the arrival of the holy image.
And the people mix religious feelings with the joy of pure fun and music.
The perfume is gently offered by the members of the group "Filhos de Gandhy", one of the more traditional in Bahia, with thousands of men dressed in white and blue clothes.
And about the caneta (pen): it was just a confusion from a simple man since it has a pronunciation close to Canada...
Muuuuito bom!!!
Thanks for this info!! We are glad to be in Bahia! I think we will love it here. There's lots of action :)
well, you can rent an apartment in front of the party and watch from the distance. But the best experience is to enter a carnival block. It is safer and you have access to some infrastructure. BUT it is a long party, many hours of dancing...
jem właśnie białą czekoladę i oglądam imprezę z Salvadoru. Pozdrawiam
Floats, beads, dancing, reminds me of New Orleans. Same Afro-European Catholic mix of cultures
5:00 one stayed with me for years 💀😭🤣 These things are surprisingly resistant.
If you can’t handle crowdedness, then Carnaval is definitely not for you. It doesn’t matter whether it’s celebrated on the streets, at a Sambodrome, at nightclubs or at social clubs, it will always be crowded and quite often things will get out of control in terms of crossing some boundaries. I think the best way for you to enjoy the experience of being close to the madness and still being comfortable in regards to physical distancing is to make your way into a VIP lounge at the Sambodrome in Rio. I have no idea how you could make this happen, but I’ll be cheering for you. A more feasible solution would be making yourselves invited to a party in a gated condo.
You can easily buy tickets to different VIP lounges at the Sambódromo in Rio de Janeiro
For sure !
It’s really nice to see you guys having a good time in my hometown. On February 2nd, there’s going to be another street party. Carnival gathers more people indeed; however the streets where the celebration takes place are wider. You guys definitely should attend a Bahia football match!!
It’ll be sweet to meet up with y’all :)
Vitória e Bahia? Só tristeza haha
Omg!! Thats soooo nice! I'm from Salvador and live in Toronto, I would live to give you guys some tips if you need, would live to meet u guys!! Confratulations for the channel!!
Come to Salvador-BA, I am local tour guide. 🇧🇷
You should make friends with someone that has a street facing apartment in barra for carnaval. My aunt has a place in the old circuit, but what were once the best attractions moved from there to barra... I don't know if you would like Campo grande as much... But I'm not a fan of carnaval in general... Either way, if you guys need I'm available to help! Enjoy your trip!
Viva a Bahia 🇧🇷🇧🇷✋🤝🤝🤝
Try to visit a candomble religious centre an unique African Brazilian religion experience
Let's give honored citizenship to Ivana!!! She is Brazilian...
Obrigado pelo carinho com meu País!!👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
thank you for caring for my country!
Venham conhecê e grava nosso parque aquático um dos maiores do Brasil. Aqui em Fortaleza. Vem Nordeste do Brasil.
You guys have to eat a nice Peixada and Acaraje
Please, come to Trancoso!!!
Não vejo a hora de ver vocês em Aracaju.
Steven and Ivana, lovely video!
You have many options for Carnival. I thnk the best are RECIFE (which i highly recommend, with a very peculiar carnival, not so crowded and very historical too), RIO DE JANEIRO and obviously, SALVADOR ||| Thera are also literally thousands of cities, each one with their own traditions.
Eis o DNA de um povo, singular e plural, em seu maravilhoso sincretismo , exemplificando ao mundo o que é viver em harmonia, respeitando os semelhantes.
yay, i'm excited for this part of your trip! i love salvador and i hope you guys do too
Guys, from now on, Salvador is gearing up towards carnaval. Rio, Salvador, Recife, the old cities from Minas (Yes, São João Del Rey and Ouro Preto had wicked carnaval parties) and recently São Paulo have the largest carnaval celebrations, drawing up to millions to the blocos (street bands, not the schools of samba). But you can still have it easy in Rio, for instance, cause the city is big and accomodates both the wild parties and the smaller ones, the bars and dances, and the quieter beaches. I think it is not much different in the other cities. The music, the mood, the price, the local culture do differ, but you don´t need to be squashed by the crowds all the time.
São Paulo não tem instrutura pra carnaval de rua muito roubo e bagunça ainda leva trios tenta imitar salvador 😊
I still say that soon you will turn into Brazilian. In heart, I do believe you are.
Great videos guys🇧🇷🫶🔥
I love how diverse Bahia's culture is, us from Sao Paulo have a lot to learn from them ♥️
Senang sekali kami dapat melihat anda keragaman budaya dan tradisi di Dunia
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Hahahaha I love this video! But let me tell you, Caneta is pen in Portuguese! Hahhahaha
Brazil 💚🇧🇷
guys is amazing 😍😍😍!!! thanks for sharing!! People are really enjoying without making selfis or phones in their hamds. The vibe is so damn touching
i can’t believe that you are in my city ❤ i would love to meet both omg
welcome to my city❤
Vídeo perfeito, muito bom....