5:50 The lady said "A casca não!", which means you should not eat the outlayer of jabuticaba, just the fair fruit pulp. It's OK to eat the seeds as long as you don't have constipation problems (FR rs).
So happy you enjoyed my city Natal, guys. The last dance, on the line, was a Quadrilha, a typical dance we perform during festa junina, the june parties. Happy you had that experience. Its very fun.
its so crazy watching you guys traveling the world for so long and then suddenly you're at the little fruit market at pium where my mom bought fruit for me when i was a kid, going to the beach where i learned to surf, driving through the streets that i drive through every single day. its mind boggling
The ladies wanted warn you guys that the cashew's juice have a kind of pigment that tarned the clothes and skin, specially under the sun light... I'm glad you are visiting my home town!! Enjoy!
Guys, this is one of your best videos in my opinion. I'm happy that you visited the Northeast. That's a real immersion into our Brazilian country and culture. Big hug to Toronto :)
Honestly, I haven't watched all of your vlogs from Brazil. Ive watched a few, n d content of your videos r amazing. Brazil has lots of good places for explorations n adventure.
People from the countryside in Brazil are mostly humble and earnest. They are friendlier, warmer and they would never cheat you like those craptards at Mercado Municipal in São Paulo. Valuable lesson learned and shared with other foreigners who might read this.
22:02 we have a cultural festival in Brazil called festa junina or festa de são João Who is a saint of the catholic church and in the northeast we used to do the dance called quadrilha It's really fun too these celebrations happen in june, in addition to dancing we have a lot of food made from corn typical foods from the northeast we make bonfires in the streets it is really very cultural.
As a citizen of Northeast Brazil, I can say that you will always be very welcome here❤. When you come back to Brazil, please visit Jericoacoara, a beautiful beach located in the interior of Ceará state. I would also like to give a tip: try to avoid associating anything from Brazilian culture with Hispanic culture. For example, when you called the forró dance a "conga line," 😂 most Brazilians don't even know what a "conga line" is, and in general, this reinforces the stereotype that Brazilians speak Spanish or that Brazilian culture is heavily influenced by Hispanic culture. In reality, most of Brazilian culture comes from the triad of Portugal-Africa-Native influences, with near to zero Spanish influence.
Brazilian forts are something special. They are all connected with the development of Brazil, and represent the will of the Portuguese to claim this land and bring western values to this part of the world. There used to be more than 300 forts dotting the coast up until the end of the Empire.
A pinha que a senhora falou aqui no Paraná é fruta do conde chamada condensa e tbm a pinha é uma semente da araucaria árvore típica aqui do Paraná que nois chamamos de pinhão e muito bom tbm
You guys were misunderstanding everything at the fruit market! LoL The ladies were trying to help you saying things like: cashew juice can make stain in your clothes if you drop it and you guys got it like: "it's juicy so it can drop it!" And also they were saying that one fruit is not for you to eat the fruit peel (which I guess it could be bitter) and you guys got it like: "the seed!" Also she said that one fruit is to make drinks and the other is for eating and guys said: juice! LoL
I love Natal so much. It's a vibrant, warm, beautiful city. There's a lot of places to visit. You didn't see 1%.. Thank to both of you for beeing in our country and show for the rest of the world.. 👍👍🤩
Truly, truly enjoyed your whole Brazil series. Great to see you both had a such a super duper fun time exploring the places there. I followed the entire journey. A massive THANKS, Steve Ivana ❤️😍
21:33 OOOH, Ivana and Steve, you made me cry when I saw my parents. It has been almost 4 years that I didn't see them. 😭❤ I hope you have enjoyed Natal. God bless you 🙏🥹
Thanks so much for helping us along our trip Ingrid! We had a great time with your parents. They even filmed some of the clips in the video!! Just great. Thanks again
A garota diz "cuidado que mancha a roupa" e logo depois, as 10:18, Steve limpando as mãos na camisa e na bermuda, com o caju escorrendo pelos dedos. Alguem vai ter que comprar roupas novas :)
E é sim. sou daqui e é Sol, mar, vento e festas o ano inteiro. a única coisa de que não gosto é que na época junina as pessoas fazem fogueiras como tradição junina mas enchem as ruas de fumaça.
Guys, you should try to stay at a hotel that costs about R$300 a day for a weekend or so. Asides from Ibis and other Business hotels, most brazilian hotels offer continental brakfast for free. You Will not regret it
i love watching your videos. You guys should come back here in June/July because of Festa Junina, It is a very unique festival. Lots of good and yummy food, fun party, plays, music. You would definetly have Fun!
There used to be lots of cashew trees around d old highway in d east coast of Malaysia. D rural folks like to use d cashew fruit for masak lemak. Wonder Brazil is one of d top producers for cashew nuts. D nuts r quite cheap in Goa, India. I also seen a vlog about a huge production of d nuts in Bali. D cashew nuts r my fav among all types of nuts. Scientifically, it's not categorized as nuts, macadamia too, like other nuts such as peanuts etc.
@@Yasin_Affandi Cashew originates from northeastern Brazil and exists today in other parts of the world because it was introduced by the Portuguese centuries ago.
@@Brasileiro222 Thank u. Yes, I'm aware of few of d plants species that existed in my country originated from Brazil n d South America. D Portuguese was d earliest to colonialise Malacca, then Dutch, later became Malaya during British era, n few years after independence, now we r known as Malaysia. 😀
I think this is my favorite video so far. Glad u guys could enjoy so much of my country, I was already used to watch your adventures. Hope sometime you can go back, cause is plenty more to see on the west. Muito bom, fecharam a visita ao Brasil com chave de ouro! Have a good fly back to Canada. See ya
Hahaha "muito bom" to see you enjoying so much. We can see the joy just by watching. Congratulations Steve for taking a chance on dancing. And Ivana, who knew she would do so well in Forró?!
Primeiro canal de gringos no brasil que acompanho e meu deus, vocês são muito simpaticos! A cada "muito bom" eu dou um sorrisinho. hahahah espero que aproveitem cada vez mais!
14:19 kkkkkk 16:56 fiquei com muita vontade de comer isso. Obrigado por apresentarem. Amo esses vídeos de viagem de vocês, apresentando coisas, tendo boas interações :) Edit: Ah, que praia linda hein
Awwwwww, I love Forró! What a great experience, guys! I´m sad that you are already back to Canada, but delighted for the great time you had in Brazil. Please, come to Ireland and reach out to me.
Dude, even me as a brazilian didn't know that Natal's people and culture are so cool. I love this place. We can feel the vibe through the video. Muito bonnnn (read with Steve's intonation)
Eu imagino que eles iriam sim, já que queriam descer para o Recife durante o Carnaval, mas por conta do problema que tiveram com a empresa de aluguel do carro que pegaram em Salvador, tiveram que mudar os planos.
Natal means Christmas but also means something that was born in, Christmas: the birth of Jesus. It also means: a place where you were born, like: homeland=terra natal.
You are very nice and intelligent, especially Ivana. Ivana is good at languages and assimilating different cultures. You have my respect and admiration. Big hug from Guarapari, Espírito Santo.
Natal has a lot of things to see if you wanna have fun or learn about our cuture. Tourism is very important here in Natal and in the cities around too.
Hey guys, I have been watching you for the past few months and enjoy your chemistry together. Just so you know, the word Forró, derived from the words For All. Meaning it is a dance for all.
Sorry, but forró derives from forrobodó. There are texts from Mário de Andrade e Câmara Cascudo confirming this word as a short form of forrobodó, an old way of calling the popular balls and dancing gatherings in the Northeast.
I follow u since the steal of your Camara in Peru. Now Finally i see you in the city where i live. I am so glad to u. Thank u for been so kind to us. I really would adore to meet u here and take a picture together of u. I am a Fan of your amazing work.
Some bad times, but a lot of good time and new subscribers. The balance was 'muito bom' at the end. Thanks for the wonderful takes and the good vibe. Best wishes for you two.
Muito bom!! Que bom saber que antes dos perrengues vocês se divertiram bastante. Espero que tenham chegado bem em casa! O Cajueiro é lindo demais! Saudades de Natal. VALEU!!!
5:50 The lady said "A casca não!", which means you should not eat the outlayer of jabuticaba, just the fair fruit pulp. It's OK to eat the seeds as long as you don't have constipation problems (FR rs).
So happy you enjoyed my city Natal, guys. The last dance, on the line, was a Quadrilha, a typical dance we perform during festa junina, the june parties. Happy you had that experience. Its very fun.
ah! So you are from Natal! Love it!
Thanks, Antonio
The lady from the market was telling that the cashew juice from the fruit can stain your clothes...or your skin(if you stay in the sun). Love you guys
I've told you guys, Natal's people is the best after mineiros! hahahah I miss so much this place! I hope you enjoyed.
We really enjoyed Natal :) , we did a lot and had a great adventure :)
@adilson aba fã ou hater?? Hahaha
its so crazy watching you guys traveling the world for so long and then suddenly you're at the little fruit market at pium where my mom bought fruit for me when i was a kid, going to the beach where i learned to surf, driving through the streets that i drive through every single day. its mind boggling
7:51 caju's juice makes clothes stain (that never leave kkkk). So thats why the lady was talking about being careful to not stain the clothes
The ladies wanted warn you guys that the cashew's juice have a kind of pigment that tarned the clothes and skin, specially under the sun light... I'm glad you are visiting my home town!! Enjoy!
Esse casal é nota 1000 🥰😅
Guys, this is one of your best videos in my opinion. I'm happy that you visited the Northeast. That's a real immersion into our Brazilian country and culture. Big hug to Toronto :)
Honestly, I haven't watched all of your vlogs from Brazil. Ive watched a few, n d content of your videos r amazing. Brazil has lots of good places for explorations n adventure.
Ivana is from the Northeast, I'm sure! She had so much forró in her feet! I'm glad you guys got to do that!
Your place is in Brazil. There are much , much more to see in Brazil. We should get a brazilian citozenship for you guys!!!
Steve was really fast with his jokes in this video "we came in Christmas in February" "shoot with canons" lol
People from the countryside in Brazil are mostly humble and earnest. They are friendlier, warmer and they would never cheat you like those craptards at Mercado Municipal in São Paulo. Valuable lesson learned and shared with other foreigners who might read this.
That's true ! 👍
This couple knows how to enjoy life.
The tall girl selling the fruit is so pretty 😍
22:02 we have a cultural festival in Brazil called festa junina or festa de são João Who is a saint of the catholic church and in the northeast we used to do the dance called quadrilha It's really fun too these celebrations happen in june, in addition to dancing we have a lot of food made from corn typical foods from the northeast we make bonfires in the streets it is really very cultural.
Oh, wow I wish I could go there
10:08 ivana saved steve's life, cashew nuts must be roasted as if consumed in large quantities raw they can be really poisonous!
You guys trying forro was so fun.
Ivana really nailed it!
I loved it
The best city in Brazil 🇧🇷 no contest. Natal ❤️
Congrats, you guys are in the best region of Brasil, the Nordeste!
As a citizen of Northeast Brazil, I can say that you will always be very welcome here❤. When you come back to Brazil, please visit Jericoacoara, a beautiful beach located in the interior of Ceará state. I would also like to give a tip: try to avoid associating anything from Brazilian culture with Hispanic culture. For example, when you called the forró dance a "conga line," 😂 most Brazilians don't even know what a "conga line" is, and in general, this reinforces the stereotype that Brazilians speak Spanish or that Brazilian culture is heavily influenced by Hispanic culture. In reality, most of Brazilian culture comes from the triad of Portugal-Africa-Native influences, with near to zero Spanish influence.
Quero dizer, que tenho a honra de ser inscrito neste canal e ter o privilégio, de vê pessoas de outro país curtindo meu lindo nordeste 😉👏👏
Brazilian forts are something special. They are all connected with the development of Brazil, and represent the will of the Portuguese to claim this land and bring western values to this part of the world. There used to be more than 300 forts dotting the coast up until the end of the Empire.
A pinha que a senhora falou aqui no Paraná é fruta do conde chamada condensa e tbm a pinha é uma semente da araucaria árvore típica aqui do Paraná que nois chamamos de pinhão e muito bom tbm
The Northeastern friendliness, man... It warms the heart!
Best people in the whole wide world!
@Silas Rodrigues My son, yes, but not my ex-girlfriend kkkkk
@@jasongb5666 😂
You guys were misunderstanding everything at the fruit market! LoL The ladies were trying to help you saying things like: cashew juice can make stain in your clothes if you drop it and you guys got it like: "it's juicy so it can drop it!" And also they were saying that one fruit is not for you to eat the fruit peel (which I guess it could be bitter) and you guys got it like: "the seed!" Also she said that one fruit is to make drinks and the other is for eating and guys said: juice! LoL
I love Natal so much. It's a vibrant, warm, beautiful city. There's a lot of places to visit. You didn't see 1%.. Thank to both of you for beeing in our country and show for the rest of the world.. 👍👍🤩
Truly, truly enjoyed your whole Brazil series. Great to see you both had a such a super duper fun time exploring the places there. I followed the entire journey. A massive THANKS, Steve Ivana ❤️😍
21:33 OOOH, Ivana and Steve, you made me cry when I saw my parents. It has been almost 4 years that I didn't see them. 😭❤
I hope you have enjoyed Natal.
God bless you 🙏🥹
Thanks so much for helping us along our trip Ingrid! We had a great time with your parents. They even filmed some of the clips in the video!! Just great. Thanks again
That is so sweet Mom & Dad celebraties 🥰
A garota diz "cuidado que mancha a roupa" e logo depois, as 10:18, Steve limpando as mãos na camisa e na bermuda, com o caju escorrendo pelos dedos. Alguem vai ter que comprar roupas novas :)
Natal parece uma cidade muito divertida!! Abraços de SC pra galera de Natal.
E é sim. sou daqui e é Sol, mar, vento e festas o ano inteiro. a única coisa de que não gosto é que na época junina as pessoas fazem fogueiras como tradição junina mas enchem as ruas de fumaça.
É cheio de bandido isso sim ..kkkk
Guys, you should try to stay at a hotel that costs about R$300 a day for a weekend or so. Asides from Ibis and other Business hotels, most brazilian hotels offer continental brakfast for free. You Will not regret it
perfect video! It combined history, panoramic views, music and dance.
Natal e João Pessoa são as capitais mais lindas que visitei até o momento.
i love watching your videos. You guys should come back here in June/July because of Festa Junina, It is a very unique festival. Lots of good and yummy food, fun party, plays, music. You would definetly have Fun!
The green fruit with black seeds is called custard apple. It's very tasty.
Ivana learned dance forro very well, and so did you Steven! you guys had a lot of fun!
What Beautiful words from Steve "the history is often rough but the feeling now is incredibly vibrant and full of smiling faces"
Thanks for this wonderful video n for showing your explorations in Natal, Brazil.
There used to be lots of cashew trees around d old highway in d east coast of Malaysia. D rural folks like to use d cashew fruit for masak lemak. Wonder Brazil is one of d top producers for cashew nuts. D nuts r quite cheap in Goa, India. I also seen a vlog about a huge production of d nuts in Bali. D cashew nuts r my fav among all types of nuts. Scientifically, it's not categorized as nuts, macadamia too, like other nuts such as peanuts etc.
Hehehe, someone is missing durian when eating d cashew fruit, they both taste really different. D cashew fruit looked really big n juicy.
@@Yasin_Affandi Cashew originates from northeastern Brazil and exists today in other parts of the world because it was introduced by the Portuguese centuries ago.
@@Brasileiro222 Thank u. Yes, I'm aware of few of d plants species that existed in my country originated from Brazil n d South America. D Portuguese was d earliest to colonialise Malacca, then Dutch, later became Malaya during British era, n few years after independence, now we r known as Malaysia. 😀
Os potiguares são muito receptivos
Que lugar lindo, que festa animada, fiquei com vontade de ir a Natal!
We are going to miss you guys 🇧🇷
I wanna visit Natal after this video
Guys, you two are proof that Canadians are the best people. I loved the video.
Ivana é forrrozeira!!!!! Boa Steve só aprendemos tentando várias vezes. ❤❤
conexao desses dois e muito linda
Deveriam fazer um vídeo fazendo um review da viagem no Brasil
I think this is my favorite video so far. Glad u guys could enjoy so much of my country, I was already used to watch your adventures. Hope sometime you can go back, cause is plenty more to see on the west. Muito bom, fecharam a visita ao Brasil com chave de ouro! Have a good fly back to Canada. See ya
Hahaha "muito bom" to see you enjoying so much. We can see the joy just by watching. Congratulations Steve for taking a chance on dancing. And Ivana, who knew she would do so well in Forró?!
you guys are so cute dancing! forró is absolutely amazing
Primeiro canal de gringos no brasil que acompanho e meu deus, vocês são muito simpaticos! A cada "muito bom" eu dou um sorrisinho. hahahah espero que aproveitem cada vez mais!
natal is my hometown ❤️ i've been living in another state for 13 years but i miss it every single day, i'm glad you guys liked it!
Ivana dancing is amazing! Nice job guys.
Esse vídeo está belíssimo, e muito divertido!!! Que dias lindos que fizeram!!
This is one of your best videos!
Concordo!!! Esse vídeo tá muito bom!
Que saudades de natal, oh cidade maravilhosa 😍😁😄
i`ve made a game in university based in that fort you guys went to. recalled some memories!
Guys, seed = semente/caroço and casca = peel
You guys dancing forró is so cute ! 😊
Natal é uma eterna saudade!
14:19 kkkkkk 16:56 fiquei com muita vontade de comer isso. Obrigado por apresentarem. Amo esses vídeos de viagem de vocês, apresentando coisas, tendo boas interações :)
Edit: Ah, que praia linda hein
Awwwwww, I love Forró! What a great experience, guys! I´m sad that you are already back to Canada, but delighted for the great time you had in Brazil. Please, come to Ireland and reach out to me.
Im Brazilian, but i live in Japan, oh gosh i miss jabuticaba so much!
Que lindo esse video! Adorei! Muito bom. Vocês são maravilhosos!
Dude, even me as a brazilian didn't know that Natal's people and culture are so cool. I love this place. We can feel the vibe through the video. Muito bonnnn (read with Steve's intonation)
Natal is amazing and you need travel for Fortaleza in Ceará
Ivana tem ritmo, dança muito bem.
Tá faltando vocês conhecerem JOÃO PESSOA, vocês vão adorar, cidade linda.
Eu imagino que eles iriam sim, já que queriam descer para o Recife durante o Carnaval, mas por conta do problema que tiveram com a empresa de aluguel do carro que pegaram em Salvador, tiveram que mudar os planos.
I'm glad you guys enjoyed my home town! Beautiful video!
Glad you guys could make it to Natal ♥
Natal means Christmas but also means something that was born in, Christmas: the birth of Jesus. It also means: a place where you were born, like: homeland=terra natal.
You are very nice and intelligent, especially Ivana. Ivana is good at languages and assimilating different cultures. You have my respect and admiration. Big hug from Guarapari, Espírito Santo.
Deus abençoe vocês. 🇧🇷🇺🇸
Brazil it's a good place to know, there are many places to know.
Brazil is a diverse nation, it is equivalent to several countries within Brazil.
Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Natal has a lot of things to see if you wanna have fun or learn about our cuture. Tourism is very important here in Natal and in the cities around too.
Bela cidade para um passeio.
Natal City, wonderfull place. Beachs, dunnes, fruits, forró, tapioca, sun all year.
Hey guys, I have been watching you for the past few months and enjoy your chemistry together.
Just so you know, the word Forró, derived from the words For All. Meaning it is a dance for all.
Sorry, but forró derives from forrobodó.
There are texts from Mário de Andrade e Câmara Cascudo confirming this word as a short form of forrobodó, an old way of calling the popular balls and dancing gatherings in the Northeast.
I follow u since the steal of your Camara in Peru. Now Finally i see you in the city where i live. I am so glad to u. Thank u for been so kind to us. I really would adore to meet u here and take a picture together of u. I am a Fan of your amazing work.
Ivana has got a dance spirit, she gets it quickly !!
Love how Ivana loves it!!!
Wow Ivana!!!! You danced like a native! Very good!!! Congrats!
As vendedoras de frutas foram mais gente boa do que todos os vendedores que já vi.
Some bad times, but a lot of good time and new subscribers. The balance was 'muito bom' at the end. Thanks for the wonderful takes and the good vibe. Best wishes for you two.
Steve and ivana muito bom no forró.😍😍😍😍😍😍
I love my beautiful country 🫶🏼 hopefully I can return soon by the grace of God 🇧🇷 thank you for your video showing the kindness of our people
Great brother, keep up spirit thank you for share video very nice
A casca de jabuticaba é rica em resveratrol
Assim como açaí e uvas preta!
Muito bom!! Que bom saber que antes dos perrengues vocês se divertiram bastante.
Espero que tenham chegado bem em casa!
O Cajueiro é lindo demais! Saudades de Natal.
VALEU!!!
Brasil tem um "mini park" dedicado a uma fruta só kkk
as ideia mano kkkk
Os nordestinos são muito simpáticos eu amo d+😁
Pena que vcs já foram embora do Brasil . Vai deixar saudades . Venham logo pro Brasil . Vcs sempre serão bem vindos .
In fact you CAN eat the whole jabuticaba fruit. The peel is full of antioxidants. Just dont chew the seed, swallow it.
Amei o passeio de vcs pelo Brasil Steven e Ivana !🇧🇷🇨🇦
Meu filho e família, mora no Canadá, em Montreal. É um pais muito lindo também!
Let's Go Jericoacoara - Canoa Quebrada - Beach Park ♥️
que lindo esse video = D
Watching Steve eat caju and cleaning his hands on his jersey haha... You're not supposed to do that, the caju's juice will stain it 😅