Tenho 37 anos. Fui criado por uma babá baiana raiz de Irará desde neném até 14 anos de idade. Meus cumprimentos ao povo baiano da Escócia. I'm 37, was raised by a nanny from Bahia Irará, since birth to like 14 years old. My regards to the people of Bahia from Scotland .
Love your content. You are one of the few brothers who doesn’t come off as a weirdo. I am one of the few who’s more into travel experience, this is why I love your videos. Thank you again
Salvador holds the history of Brazil . It was the first capital of Brazill for 214 yrs. The metropolis has 4 million people. Thanks for showing my hometown. Greetings from London. 🇧🇷🇬🇧
Surrounded by some of the best beaches in the country and in the world, like 'Morro de São Paulo', Praia do Forte, Boipeba, Barra Grande, Itacimirim, Costa do Sauipe etc. Safe beaches with warm water all over the year, specially in the natural pools.
I've been following your channel for a while now and it's so cool we're in the same place at the same time! 😅 I've been here for almost a month and I agree with all your first impressions, especially the (not) spicy food and HOT weather lol. Be sure to check out Rio Vermelho if you haven't already - everyone has told me you haven't really visited Salvador until you've seen that side of town. Also I did an African Heritage tour through Tripadvisor that I highly recommend. I learned so much and our tour guide made sure I got the full local experience. Looking forward to seeing more of your Salvador videos. Enjoy your time here!
Good to see this video.. definitely on my list to explore in the future, and yes the heat as you get closer to the equator and its countries are definitely something to experience.. i am originally from Guyana to the north and yes its hot there too. Safe travels fellow youtuber.
You did a great job at capturing this during sunset... it makes this place look majestic. I'm not surprised there wasn't many US tourist.. I don't think many Americans travel to Brazil.
Glad you’re enjoying the stay. The videos you’ve made so far look amazing. Salvador seems to definitely be an underrated spot. Yeah, I realized on your last video that you are in Brazil its dog days of summer.
Excellent video and talk, I will check other of your videos. I am surprissed SSA is hot to you, I live in Hosuton and compare with here SSA is a mild weather even during the summer, as long as you are close to the ocean you have breeze 24 hours. Carnaval is definetively a must to experience, thank you for posting.
You do a nice job with your narration.... Didn't realize that Salvador was so Hot... You would think a nice Atlantic Ocean breeze would keep things cooler..
Hi Sly, I am a Black Latino in the US. I have been to Salvador twice. It is nice. I experienced Carnival there once, It is Crazy and Packed full of people, that you walk with the people, no personal space. I got pickpocketed. Enjoy your time there. The food was not spicy and cooked with Palm oil which made me sick.
I got pickpocketted by a very overweight Latina at a bar. She gave me a bear hug and stole my money out of my pocket. She definitely was a professional because it was quick and you couldn't feel it. Fortunately, I only had $5 in my pants. Next time I'll keep my money in my socks and never accept a hug from a big mama I don't know. Still can't believe how good she was working the pants. She could have been a professional magician but working the bars probably pays more.
I ve watched İndigoTraveler's videos regarding Brazil (He's got interesting videos about Brazil). To be honest, something seems off. You can see that in the comment section. A couple examples to read "In order to give some sort of a reference point, São Paulo has a poverty rate of about 19%. Los Angeles County has a poverty rate of over 22% and Chicago has a poverty rate of about 20%. Would Indigo Traveler have shown Los Angeles and Chicago in the same light? I doubt " - another comment - "SP is an amazing city. Very vibrant, diverse, and full of opportunities and beautiful places. Why did you choose to show only homeless people? This could also be shown in the streets of California and other places in the US... Not sure what you meant with this video. " . Nobody is saying that Brazil is the safest place in the world or Brazil has issues to solve but lets be honest that youtubers need more views so that they focus on some specific things more than the reality.As we see in the US, UK and France, they have the economic disparity between the poor and the rich. Despite the narrative of "crime and poverty", I find Brazil very beautiful and exciting. But , before you go, find out where to go and where not to go. There are a lot of expats living in Brazil and they give the info free on youtube.
IndigoTraveler´s video about São Paulo is one of the worst I've ever seen. He spends 90% of the video showing crackheads (in a specific region that is a kind of skid row in SP) and other bad areas, and 10% of the video showing mansions. He just ignores all the rest of the city and do not show any of the nice middle class neighborhoods.
I have been to Salvador 3 times and it was a hard city for me to navigate. It’s a big city but u find yourself goin to the same neighborhoods again and again. Maybe if I rent a car. I’m 6ft and I noticed plenty women taller than myself, I spotted a young lady around 6ft 5in. I tried holding a conversation, but maybe if I had practiced Portuguese a lil harder, lol.
why men tourists here seen to be all sex tourists perves ???? go back to your country and stay there if you went here only to mess with women, let us in peace.
Friend visited Salvador de Bahia and did say it was incredibly hot. He didn't go out during day and that they used way to much salt in the food that it tasted like the ocean.
you good bro with Portuguese... and the hot spicy "PIMENTA" The Baiana did put in your Acaraje.. at Rio Vermelho on the other vid :) Cool vids bro keep it up !!
Most of the tourists that I encountered when I was there in 2003/04 were Italian, and Swiss. By the bus loads same time of year as now. Mostly men looking for one thing mainly 🤣🤣🤣…anyway two books that I recommend are A Death in Brazil, were I learned more than anywhere else before about Zumbi dos Palmares (Brazil had exponentially more African slaves than America) and Paulo Coelho’s 11 Minutes which felt really weird as it came out in 2003 and you feel like he most have been there with you that summer as he understood everything happening at the time. Take it easy.
that is something horrible, sex tourism from women who dont has options in life, some of these tourist do even harassments, treating all brazilian women as something that they can play, totally ignoring the culture, the respect, the good and conservative values. Because of this women in Rio now see all male foreigners as sex tourists and are running away from then, and seens that nost of these youtubers try to follow the same way.
@@luisamaria3068 The more you travel and experience, if you are able to, the more you see the world and people for what it is/they are. This is truly a great vlog where I have found those similarities and a connection in the experience of being 'there', without making any generalisations. It is a unique experience mostly taking things in without judgment or subjectivity, mine over the last forty years living in the Americas, Asia, and now Europe. Take care.
Hello Sly. Loved your video. I have been taking groups down to Salvador for many years and of course had to stop because of Covid. I am gearing up to go back and would love to interview you for one of my webinars. As far as that spiciness you are talking about when it comes to the food it is not the same as you might get in the caribbean or Mexico. You are not going to get that 3 alarm fire feeling.
This an amazing spot most of all the people are warm compare to most of other Brazilian spot. The African still in our people im Bahia hence the food and people are amazing
90% Africans we're shipped to Brasil and Carribean. But blacks were allready in Brasil (before slave trade) they wrote letters to Spain about the black Indian women they were having kids with
I think I'd act surprised as well whenever someone says they're from a different country. Brazil is so mixed that we just assume everyone is Brazilian no matter what they look like. Although, sometimes we can tell by the way foreigners dress haha. It can be pretty obvious haha. Regarding the spiciness of the food, in Brazil it's more of an optional thing. We'll have hot sauces and stuff for people to use but we don't have it as the standard of the dish, generally speaking. Most households will have a jar of chilli pepper oil on the table when we eat for those who want that spiciness. And Salvador is known for being chill. So people there are definitely more patient. It might not be the case in Sao Paulo though.
why men tourists came here just being perves sex tourists ??? respect women, let us in peace. You dont even know how to speak portuguese, you dont know our culture, dont take advantage of innocent and friendly women that are only being welcome when these perves thinks that they are easy or giving chances.
what is the average male height in Salvador? I went to Colombia last year and I felt like a giant at 6'3 same thing in DR. was wondering if it would be the same in Brazil.
@@vivahernando1 Wow Yes so you know how I feel! I was in Medellin and I would go days and be the tallest guy by far I probably only saw 2-3 guys 6'3 or taller my entire two week stay and they were foreigners. how common is our height in Brazil? In Colombia and Dr I felt like I could not blend in due to my size.
Colombia is right at the equator so it’s hotter. Now the north of Brazil it’s brutally hot. Now Brazil is the tallest country in the world (north to south) so the further south you go the colder it gets!
@@slyslife Theres not crime in your country? Show me a place, DO YOU KNOW KENSINGTON AVE. IN PENSILVANIA, ABBANDONED STREETS IN U.S.A, LOS ANGELES POVERTI?
@@anderas of course I think about myself. I’m not going to auto intoxicate myself and do something just because the brainwashed masses do. Your IGNORance is my enslavement.
Brazilians can't handle spice, so their "spicy" is mild in the States. Good point at the end about the touristy areas and people getting the wrong impression. I've lived in a lot of non-touristy areas in Brazil and the difference can be night and day. Brazilians (from Rio) that I know who have been to Salvador several times tend to say that the city is dirty and (very) dangerous, on the whole. But then again, they also talk a lot of trash about their own city. The only place Brazilians tend to praise w/o fail is Florianopolis.
curitiba is a good city, goiânia and balneário camburiú too. Salvador indeed was a very dirty city in the past, but the city is cleaner and more organized now
Portuguese derived from Latin. Latin America consists of the Spanish, French, and Portuguese speaking countries in the Americas (apart from Canada). Do your research please.
@@slyslife Spaniards and Portuguese Didn't like eachother. Latin America is racist. If Brazil was Spaniard colonize it wouldn't be this fly place u dudes flee too
@@BattleTruth Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica were Spanish colonized and there are many "dudes" there. Racism is everywhere - you need to get out more.
Your ignorant. Study your history! Many of us are immigrants! From our sister country Portugal! And ancestors from France! That’s why we’re the only Portuguese country in S.A! We’re all immigrants! 😂
The food in Bahia is not spicy. Brazilians from other parts of the country, mainly white Brazilians like to create this idea that Salvador is a super exotic city where everything is spicy and different. There’s no such a thing as spicy cuisine in Salvador/Bahia, however they OFFER hot sauce on the side. This hot sauce is very very hot, and Bahia is know for that. Also, most Brazilians are not used to Palm oil AKA Dendê Oil, many Brazilians who visit Salvador complain that had upset their stomach upset when trying Salvador’s famous food which quite honestly is 100% different from the rest of the country. So I kinda understand their shock.
My favorite City in Brazil.
The first capital of Brazil, full of history.
Tenho 37 anos. Fui criado por uma babá baiana raiz de Irará desde neném até 14 anos de idade. Meus cumprimentos ao povo baiano da Escócia.
I'm 37, was raised by a nanny from Bahia Irará, since birth to like 14 years old. My regards to the people of Bahia from Scotland .
You probably grew up eating some of the best food in the world. LoL
Love your content. You are one of the few brothers who doesn’t come off as a weirdo. I am one of the few who’s more into travel experience, this is why I love your videos. Thank you again
love the perspective from our people, i cant wait to venture out to Salvador!!!! Culture over everything!!!!!
Salvador holds the history of Brazil . It was the first capital of Brazill for 214 yrs. The metropolis has 4 million people. Thanks for showing my hometown. Greetings from London. 🇧🇷🇬🇧
Surrounded by some of the best beaches in the country and in the world, like 'Morro de São Paulo', Praia do Forte, Boipeba, Barra Grande, Itacimirim, Costa do Sauipe etc.
Safe beaches with warm water all over the year, specially in the natural pools.
I could not agree more.
I’m jealous, bom dia, boa tarde e boa noite!!
I've been following your channel for a while now and it's so cool we're in the same place at the same time! 😅 I've been here for almost a month and I agree with all your first impressions, especially the (not) spicy food and HOT weather lol. Be sure to check out Rio Vermelho if you haven't already - everyone has told me you haven't really visited Salvador until you've seen that side of town. Also I did an African Heritage tour through Tripadvisor that I highly recommend. I learned so much and our tour guide made sure I got the full local experience. Looking forward to seeing more of your Salvador videos. Enjoy your time here!
Loving the content man. I went out there about 15 years ago with family and loved it. One request, lol please make the videos longer!
Glad you like them and I'll try to make them a little longer👌🏿
I went to Porto Seguro and morro de São Paulo, both near Salvador. Good places to visit
MARRO de Soa Paolo is incredible.
Good to see this video.. definitely on my list to explore in the future, and yes the heat as you get closer to the equator and its countries are definitely something to experience.. i am originally from Guyana to the north and yes its hot there too. Safe travels fellow youtuber.
You did a great job at capturing this during sunset... it makes this place look majestic. I'm not surprised there wasn't many US tourist.. I don't think many Americans travel to Brazil.
I don’t speak a bit of Portuguese so it would be a struggle to speak anything.
Thanks Mike and yea, plus you have to pass DR, Mexico, Panama, and Colombia to get here. Most Americans wont do that.
@@slyslife That’s a shame, I’m interested in visiting. Currently working on my Portuguese.
@@slyslife That’s a shame, I’m interested in visiting. Currently working on my Portuguese.
@@slyslife
I skipped over all those Latin countries to go straight to Brazil.
I also notice that many of them be in a good shape workouts are really considering then
Yea, they love to workout here.
So glad you are making videos there. One of my favorite places.
Glad you’re enjoying the stay. The videos you’ve made so far look amazing. Salvador seems to definitely be an underrated spot. Yeah, I realized on your last video that you are in Brazil its dog days of summer.
Thanks and Salvador definitely has a different vibe than the other popular spots. I'm enjoying it so far.
Sold. This is where I think I'm destined to go. Thank you for the overview.
Excellent video and talk, I will check other of your videos. I am surprissed SSA is hot to you, I live in Hosuton and compare with here SSA is a mild weather even during the summer, as long as you are close to the ocean you have breeze 24 hours. Carnaval is definetively a must to experience, thank you for posting.
Beautiful video. I can only imagine how it sounded with the waves crashing into the beach.
Such a fascinating and great video :) I loved it to bits! :)
Glad you enjoyed it!
You do a nice job with your narration.... Didn't realize that Salvador was so Hot... You would think a nice Atlantic Ocean breeze would keep things cooler..
On the subject of spicy food. Look for a street food called ACARAJE. Ask to make it hot! Use the word " apimentado" so they make it hot.
Hi Sly, I am a Black Latino in the US. I have been to Salvador twice. It is nice. I experienced Carnival there once, It is Crazy and Packed full of people, that you walk with the people, no personal space. I got pickpocketed. Enjoy your time there. The food was not spicy and cooked with Palm oil which made me sick.
The palm oil takes some getting used to, definitely. And I know that carnaval experience was amazing.
I got pickpocketted by a very overweight Latina at a bar. She gave me a bear hug and stole my money out of my pocket. She definitely was a professional because it was quick and you couldn't feel it. Fortunately, I only had $5 in my pants.
Next time I'll keep my money in my socks and never accept a hug from a big mama I don't know. Still can't believe how good she was working the pants. She could have been a professional magician but working the bars probably pays more.
I ve watched İndigoTraveler's videos regarding Brazil (He's got interesting videos about Brazil). To be honest, something seems off. You can see that in the comment section. A couple examples to read "In order to give some sort of a reference point, São Paulo has a poverty rate of about 19%. Los Angeles County has a poverty rate of over 22% and Chicago has a poverty rate of about 20%. Would Indigo Traveler have shown Los Angeles and Chicago in the same light? I doubt " - another comment - "SP is an amazing city. Very vibrant, diverse, and full of opportunities and beautiful places. Why did you choose to show only homeless people? This could also be shown in the streets of California and other places in the US... Not sure what you meant with this video. " . Nobody is saying that Brazil is the safest place in the world or Brazil has issues to solve but lets be honest that youtubers need more views so that they focus on some specific things more than the reality.As we see in the US, UK and France, they have the economic disparity between the poor and the rich. Despite the narrative of "crime and poverty", I find Brazil very beautiful and exciting. But , before you go, find out where to go and where not to go. There are a lot of expats living in Brazil and they give the info free on youtube.
IndigoTraveler´s video about São Paulo is one of the worst I've ever seen. He spends 90% of the video showing crackheads (in a specific region that is a kind of skid row in SP) and other bad areas, and 10% of the video showing mansions. He just ignores all the rest of the city and do not show any of the nice middle class neighborhoods.
I have been to Salvador 3 times and it was a hard city for me to navigate. It’s a big city but u find yourself goin to the same neighborhoods again and again. Maybe if I rent a car. I’m 6ft and I noticed plenty women taller than myself, I spotted a young lady around 6ft 5in. I tried holding a conversation, but maybe if I had practiced Portuguese a lil harder, lol.
why men tourists here seen to be all sex tourists perves ???? go back to your country and stay there if you went here only to mess with women, let us in peace.
Nice! Your stay in Bahia is going to be interesting to watch.
Friend visited Salvador de Bahia and did say it was incredibly hot. He didn't go out during day and that they used way to much salt in the food that it tasted like the ocean.
bad luck for him! Salvador is worldwide known to have one of the best food in Brazil and the World.
you good bro with Portuguese... and the hot spicy "PIMENTA" The Baiana did put in your Acaraje.. at Rio Vermelho on the other vid :) Cool vids bro keep it up !!
Most of the tourists that I encountered when I was there in 2003/04 were Italian, and Swiss. By the bus loads same time of year as now. Mostly men looking for one thing mainly 🤣🤣🤣…anyway two books that I recommend are A Death in Brazil, were I learned more than anywhere else before about Zumbi dos Palmares (Brazil had exponentially more African slaves than America) and Paulo Coelho’s 11 Minutes which felt really weird as it came out in 2003 and you feel like he most have been there with you that summer as he understood everything happening at the time. Take it easy.
Thanks for the book recommendations and yea, many men looking for some chocolate thangs out here lol.
that is something horrible, sex tourism from women who dont has options in life, some of these tourist do even harassments, treating all brazilian women as something that they can play, totally ignoring the culture, the respect, the good and conservative values. Because of this women in Rio now see all male foreigners as sex tourists and are running away from then, and seens that nost of these youtubers try to follow the same way.
@@luisamaria3068 The more you travel and experience, if you are able to, the more you see the world and people for what it is/they are. This is truly a great vlog where I have found those similarities and a connection in the experience of being 'there', without making any generalisations. It is a unique experience mostly taking things in without judgment or subjectivity, mine over the last forty years living in the Americas, Asia, and now Europe. Take care.
Hello Sly. Loved your video. I have been taking groups down to Salvador for many years and of course had to stop because of Covid. I am gearing up to go back and would love to interview you for one of my webinars. As far as that spiciness you are talking about when it comes to the food it is not the same as you might get in the caribbean or Mexico. You are not going to get that 3 alarm fire feeling.
Always remember that Covid was very real!
Im going next month. Thanks for the info. Any other tips?
This an amazing spot most of all the people are warm compare to most of other Brazilian spot. The African still in our people im Bahia hence the food and people are amazing
90% Africans we're shipped to Brasil and Carribean. But blacks were allready in Brasil (before slave trade) they wrote letters to Spain about the black Indian women they were having kids with
Salvador is amazing. We are doing real estate tours to Salvador and Bahia for those seeking to buy investment properties.
The Churches look fabulous. Best wishes.
I think I'd act surprised as well whenever someone says they're from a different country. Brazil is so mixed that we just assume everyone is Brazilian no matter what they look like. Although, sometimes we can tell by the way foreigners dress haha. It can be pretty obvious haha. Regarding the spiciness of the food, in Brazil it's more of an optional thing. We'll have hot sauces and stuff for people to use but we don't have it as the standard of the dish, generally speaking. Most households will have a jar of chilli pepper oil on the table when we eat for those who want that spiciness. And Salvador is known for being chill. So people there are definitely more patient. It might not be the case in Sao Paulo though.
Keep it up bro!
My parents State Bahia.If you say that you want a “hot food”,it will be really spicy 🌶
Ah ok. thanks for the tip👍🏿
@@slyslife Me and my Afro American husband will be there in May ( his first time there).👍🇧🇷
the chili is not mixed into the food. it comes extra and sometimes you have to ask for it
Brazil has the tallest ppl in latin america. welcome!
Another great video. In Rio now going to Bahia next week approximately how much are round trip tickets?
The people in this video Salvador kind of remind me of Dominican Republic.
Nice and petite
Great video
Thanks a lot🙏🏿
Thanks for the information? For you what Airport do you fly into to get to Bahia Brazil
You're welcome and it's the SSA airport
Sly I didn't like the food over there. They use different spices, but I liked the Brazilian barbecue, so good.
I don't blame you. The food definitely hits the taste buds a little differently.
Interesting you mention height when statistics actually show some Latin American countries are taller than the US
In Bahia Salvador, do you feel like you are getting in touch closer with your African or Afro roots?! Are the Afro people pleasant to deal with?
Yes, they are. Some of the best in the world. pretty friendly, as well as the mixed and the white ones.
@@anderas That is great to hear, hope to visit Bahia once Covid restrictions are lifted, looks like a lovely place 😀
Amazing bro ! how long is your stay in brazil for ?
Thanks bro and I haven't decided yet. I'll be moving around soon.
Loa
Evey migration is involuntary
Hey Sly, great video as usual. I'm hoping your gonna show some of the Bahia night life. Where do the good looking Afro ladies hang out??
I appreciate that and they have good looking women everywhere in the city (e.g. beaches, malls, walking on the street, etc.).
why men tourists came here just being perves sex tourists ??? respect women, let us in peace. You dont even know how to speak portuguese, you dont know our culture, dont take advantage of innocent and friendly women that are only being welcome when these perves thinks that they are easy or giving chances.
what is the average male height in Salvador? I went to Colombia last year and I felt like a giant at 6'3 same thing in DR. was wondering if it would be the same in Brazil.
It's like that in all of central and south America .... I'm a little over 6'5 but Brazilians and Argentinians we're a bit taller in my experience
@@vivahernando1 Wow Yes so you know how I feel! I was in Medellin and I would go days and be the tallest guy by far I probably only saw 2-3 guys 6'3 or taller my entire two week stay and they were foreigners. how common is our height in Brazil? In Colombia and Dr I felt like I could not blend in due to my size.
@@kbrown7076 Brazilian medium height is something between 5'6 and 6,0. But it's not hard to see taller people
Interesting, DNA and height patterns in various countries in South America
@@kbrown7076 why are you interest in height ? is another one single male trying to pick up brazilian women and treat then as easy and trash ????
I know a American brotha in Brazil he
*Says Brazilians only see white people as "American"* that's wierd
Hi bro good video what the lady like TJK
Food in Brasil (e Salvador) is not spicy.
Which is more hot Colombian coast or Bahia?
I have to go with the Colombian coast lol. Cartagena and Barranquilla were brutal.
Colombia is right at the equator so it’s hotter. Now the north of Brazil it’s brutally hot. Now Brazil is the tallest country in the world (north to south) so the further south you go the colder it gets!
Yeah. If you’re black, they assume you’re from Angola. US just don’t travel as much as other countries.
Hola como estas
Honestly, I am looking forward to seeing the other part (poverty,crime,not tıouristy) of Brazil. Be careful out there brother !
I don't know about the poverty and crime, but they do have other non-touristy areas I want to explore.
there's a channel called IndigoTraveler. I hope you'll find what you are looking for
@@slyslife Theres not crime in your country? Show me a place, DO YOU KNOW KENSINGTON AVE. IN PENSILVANIA, ABBANDONED STREETS IN U.S.A, LOS ANGELES POVERTI?
@@antoniodejesus6716 Why did you tag me in your comment? English isn't your first language which is why you didn't understand what I wrote.
Great fear mongering! I guess only the world travelers know the truth!
Sly's ..I waiting for , You to go to Río de Janeiro ..I think thats the Bomb..Nice Place
I probably wont go to Rio. I already have videos on the city.
1st off how can you tell by looks whose from where...2nd there are plenty of black and other Americans who have migrated there!!!!!
If I don’t wear a mask, will people get angry?
Why would you do that? You just think about yourself?
@@anderas of course I think about myself. I’m not going to auto intoxicate myself and do something just because the brainwashed masses do. Your IGNORance is my enslavement.
you cant go inside shops without mask
Brazilians can't handle spice, so their "spicy" is mild in the States. Good point at the end about the touristy areas and people getting the wrong impression. I've lived in a lot of non-touristy areas in Brazil and the difference can be night and day. Brazilians (from Rio) that I know who have been to Salvador several times tend to say that the city is dirty and (very) dangerous, on the whole. But then again, they also talk a lot of trash about their own city. The only place Brazilians tend to praise w/o fail is Florianopolis.
I can see that and I've heard a lot of good things about Florianopolis.
curitiba is a good city, goiânia and balneário camburiú too. Salvador indeed was a very dirty city in the past, but the city is cleaner and more organized now
Brazil isn't Latin America
It's Portuguese colonized country
Portuguese derived from Latin. Latin America consists of the Spanish, French, and Portuguese speaking countries in the Americas (apart from Canada). Do your research please.
@@slyslife Spaniards and Portuguese
Didn't like eachother. Latin America is racist. If Brazil was Spaniard colonize it wouldn't be this fly place u dudes flee too
@@BattleTruth Mexico, Panama, and Costa Rica were Spanish colonized and there are many "dudes" there. Racism is everywhere - you need to get out more.
All I know American blacks aka fba aren’t immigrants we were here pre slavery. Also black Brazilians aren’t immigrants to their country
Your ignorant. Study your history! Many of us are immigrants! From our sister country Portugal! And ancestors from France! That’s why we’re the only Portuguese country in S.A! We’re all immigrants! 😂
@@texas-red538 You’re ignorant. Black Brazilians ancestors are not from France of Portugal. Study history.
The food in Bahia is not spicy. Brazilians from other parts of the country, mainly white Brazilians like to create this idea that Salvador is a super exotic city where everything is spicy and different. There’s no such a thing as spicy cuisine in Salvador/Bahia, however they OFFER hot sauce on the side. This hot sauce is very very hot, and Bahia is know for that. Also, most Brazilians are not used to Palm oil AKA Dendê Oil, many Brazilians who visit Salvador complain that had upset their stomach upset when trying Salvador’s famous food which quite honestly is 100% different from the rest of the country. So I kinda understand their shock.