US_American was shocked by The Only Thing that Latin American Understand!!
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🇲🇽 Daniela @ldymacca
🇦🇷 Maria @DAEMERIX
🇵🇦 lalita @radharanilalita
🇧🇷 Ariane @arianearon
🇨🇴 Scarlett @scarlettbetter
🇵🇪 Camila @camilanoexiste_
🇨🇱 Daniela @commbinni
🇧🇷 Ana @carolbalds
BO Joel @albajoelvargas
EC Cristina @guayabi_ss
US Jessica @0.25kimchi - Zábava
“America” for Latin Americans is the whole continent. United States is the country. It’s quite confusing when Americans or other nationals refer to it as America.
It is not confusing at all. The name of the country is America. Therefore it is called America
The problem is USA's name is too generic. Kind vague. No offenses though😅 They call it this way because they wouldn't predict that other colonies would want to be free from their colononizers, I guess. It was the first nation to do that, they were located in the continent of America, they'll adopt the organization of states instead of provinces and they'll united in this new kind of state, so United States of America. 🤷♂️
its not confusing, yall are jusg bring densd over names on purpose. United States of Mexico > Mexico; United States of America > America
@@Gabi-nn6xu densd... desdém? Descansa brasileira defensora de gringo. Pára de querer passar vergonha🤣 btw Coloquei lá "sem ofensa", joga no tradutor de novo. Não fica brava🤣🤣🤣
@@erickj.933 dense*, mula. Pq eu usaria desdém no meio da frase? diferente de vc eu não preciso de tradutor, esse pequeno erro que cometi se chama "typo", já ouviu falar? é quando seu dedo simplesmente clica numa letra ao lado sem querer. Só acho uma conversa ridicula, é coisa de gente q funciona e tem opiniões em horda, sem mente. Por séculos ninguém se incomodou, mas bastou a existencia do tiktok pra virar um grande problema, que a maioria sabe sequer articular pq é um problem. Do contrario, me diz ai, qual a diferenca entre Estados Unidos da America se chamar America, e Estados Unidos Mexicanos se chamar Mexico. Voces soam ridiculos pq é evidente que ninguém leva a sério, é patetico e mediocre e faz a gente passar vergonha
The thing about leaving the parent's home, in Brazil at least, is that the majority of young adults would love to get out of their parent's house, but it is EXPENSIVE, for the majority of brazilians it is not a choice, and if you really want to get out you will have a really hard life, will pay a lot to live in really cheap house located at not that safe and cool neighbourhoods.
And I think the stereotype here in Brazil if you get out home, it is not necessarily a marriage, but it happens already in couples before marriage.
it really depends in wich state u are. Im in south (SC), where im from, is kinda great to leave the house... u can have stability in safer neighbourhoods, and normally the houses are kinda good, even if is a little bit more expansive, normally people can make money to pay... or, if u dont have that amount of cash, u can still find great places. But i agree with u in the part where is hard to leave the parents house. Cuz honestly, is better, if u work, u can come back from the work, tired, and have someone to help u out, with food, clean stuff and etc...
@@nailer10 families are meant to be together. Brasil has always been a United States copycat. Unless there is a really good reason to leave your parents house (unsafe, work related or marriage/prospect of marriage) do not leave, your parents need you too. America’s youth is lost and more depressed than ever, a young person shouldnt reject a safe landing cushion. How does that saying goes? In the winter the lone wolf dies, but the pack survives. Humans come in tribes, dont resist our natural unit so much.
@@southamericunt6354 agreed 100% my brother
@@southamericunt6354 Parents need you because for disgrace in some countries in LATAM the money they earn by their job/ or the retirement money is not enough.
If you dont start to be inpendent you never gonna know what is like to be by yourself and when your parents d1e and the rest of your family turns their back on you that thing is gonna be much harder for you.
In *_Mexico,_* arriving late is not a _"norm"_ as some foreigners asume it is. _E.g.,_ in military, academic or work environments arriving late is not normal or expected. Such expectations are more relaxed only in *SOME* informal instances.
same in Brazil. Jobs will fire you if you arrive late, you will have problems at school if you arrive late
Yeah, it really depends on the situation.
Exactly, it depends!
In Costa Rica we have something called "La hora tica" and yeah its about a tendency to arrive late.
But we are disciplined af when it comes to formal appointments and interviews of any kind.
Interesting how people from Latin America don't live in the best place to live in the world , these are the Nordics , and yet they always seems like way happier , friendly and enjoy life more than the Nordics
@@vtr.Lisboaas a mexican i prefer living in a cold place than in Mexico😂 is way more depressing living in Mexico trust me
Only woke leftists would say Nordic countries are the _"best place to live in"._
@@xolotlmexihcah4671 but that's the truth based in actual statistics, nordic countries have the highest development compared to rest of the world. Some other european countries are also part of this group of great countries, such as switzerland, netherlands, belgium etc
@@taytaycantsing Life and happiness can't be reduced to statistics. Beyond the public commercials, I know first hand what is happening in countries like Norway, Sweden or Denmark. I also know the opinion of several actual Native Scandinavians about their current systems, stuff that they don't even have the freedom to talk about in their home countries. It is not a coincidence such Natives are searching for other countries to live in.
Não vivem aqui e só sol e praia amigo o ano todo enquanto lá só frio mesmo com todo dinheiro do mundo não dá pra viver bem ser feliz nessas condições climáticas
"You can just see it in your face so happy and bright"
Lalita: 🙁
she is adorable 😍
Chile and Argentina are a big no in all of these stereotypes. I don’t know why the girl kept silent instead of saying something!
- We don’t dress using colours. if you ever visit Argentina, we are known for using neutral and a lot of dark clothes. Black is definitely the most common colour choice. We are known abroad for wearing “too much black clothes”.
- Argentina is one of the only countries that doesn’t have tropical climate zones or areas. Only subtropical in the very far north, therefore wind and colder temperatures make us wear less colorful and extravagant in clothes. Dark clothes, jeans, hoodies/jackets are better during winter and rainy days.
- We don’t wear too much makeup. it’s common for women to be as natural as possible and to appreciate natural beauty, and we follow European standards and modeling coops.
- Men do kiss and hug each other as a way of greeting.
- Many people don't kiss because they don’t like it, and it's fine. It’s acceptable to greet from a distance or a handshake too. Especially in formal occasions or to older people.
- Nobody dances salsa. Cumbia and Electronic music mixes if you go out to clubs, even pop, trending music, Tango or traditional dances are way more popular and associated with Argentina.
- Parents don't kick you out of home, and it's more common for many to live with their parents until they're older, even past their 20s. Buying a house or becoming independent isn't easy in Argentina. Only those with money do it, often because they're going away for university studies. But if you have a couple, you both go together to live independently.
- Argentinian families are not that big, and we have a low fertility rate. The country is worldwide considered “unpopulated”. We don’t have that many kids or siblings we don’t have the money to support that, and that’s a Native American or Spanish custom, and often associated with the poor. Not Italian, not Argentinean. But family culture is indeed important, and that’s definitely the root of our Italian culture. The Spanish had “big families” whereas the Italians had “United families”. It’s not the same. We are definitely more close and united families by bond rather than big.
- We don’t call people we don’t know aunts, uncles, or cousins. That’s definitely weird.
- Football is important, and that’s not Latin culture, it’s Anglo. And the first clubs and associations started in Argentina and the U.S. That was during the British Invasions in 1806 and 1807 when many immigrants from the U.K came, and even the rules and clubs are in English language. The other countries just got the cultural heritage from Argentina.
- Being too late is not “standard”. It’s considered rude, but being a few minutes late is acceptable. It does happen in Argentina but everyone considers it’s better to respect time.
And I can continue..
coincido con muchos puntos pero también es todo SUPER general, xq de cada familia un mundo. conozco familias enormes como pequeñas. lo de llamar "tío" de cariño a algún amigo cercano de tus padres tmb es bastante común ¿ más quizá no todo el mundo lo hace, qcy son estereotipos muy general todos. y el futbol si es un invento anglo más la pasión exagerada caracteristica de acá si es en algún aspecto cultural
@@milurosales6374 Si, existen algunos casos, pero me refiero a que en Argentina no es el concepto de familia común. La gran mayoría de familias que uno conoce tiene 2 o 3 hijos, no 10 hijos. No es el estereotipo común en Argentina. Somos el país con menos población en la región, con más familias en promedio de hijos únicos especialmente concentrado en la capital, y con la tasa de fertilidad más baja, venimos en caída, con una tasa de fecundidad que era 1.3% en 2020. La más baja de la región. Si te fijás las estadísticas nacionales del país e internacionales, acá se considera que las familias numerosas están asociadas con los estratos más bajos del país, donde se da principalmente en las villas, el 51% que las habitan son de origen extranjero, boliviano mayoritariamente y Bolivia es el país del continente con mayor tasa de fertilidad (las mujeres en Bolivia tienen en promedio 7 hijos por mujer en 1975 y de 4 a 5 hijos en promedio actual año 2024) y también se concentra en la región de el NOA Argentino. Se da mayormente en las comunidades originarias/locales, en las comunidades españolas en esa región era considerado una “antigua herencia colonial”. Se considera una tradición o costumbre antigua, que las familias puedan tener muchos hijos o sean familias numerosas. Las familias argentinas no tienen en promedio 10 hijos, tienen 2 o 3. El número común de hijos en Argentina según estudios es solamente de 2 por mujer. Hoy los jóvenes no se casan, y no tienen hijos, muchos por decisión propia. Ni tampoco tienen hijos de jóvenes. Hoy muchas parejas que superan los 20, no están casados y esperan a tener hijos pasando los 30, teniendo estabilidad, trabajo, alquiler o un lugar donde vivir.
Somos el país de habla español más grande de la región y tenemos solamente 45 millones de habitantes, una cifra que hace años se podría decir que está estancada, el resto de países de la región son mucho más chicos, algunos tienen el tamaño de algunas provincias y nos duplican o triplican la cifra. Tenemos una cifra que no crece hace tiempo. Argentina es además uno de los países más grandes del mundo y menos poblados. Tenemos mitad del territorio despoblado, toda la Pampa, Patagonia y una población concentrada en la capital. La gran mayoría de mujeres que tienen hijos en Argentina, son de origen extranjero, especialmente boliviano, esto hizo saltar la cifra de 20% mestizos (mayor origen aymara o andino en el censo) a 56%, en los censos de los últimos 10 años, debido a la prestación en salud de los hospitales públicos y la ayuda beneficiaria que prestaba el país, es un número que ahora empezó a caer tras las prohibiciones de atención médica gratuita en el NOA. El mundo en general nos supera en términos de población. Yo no lo veo como algo negativo y me parece mejor que no exista la sobrepoblación, pero considero que las familias Argentinas locales deberían en promedio tener más hijos o superar a los nacidos foráneos. No ayuda tampoco el éxodo masivo de familias argentinas al extranjero. Mitad del país, no tiene grandes familias, tener un hijo es costoso y es difícil mantener una familia grande hoy. Por eso creo que además de todo estos estudios o estereotipos, las familias argentinas son en general más unidas, y eso puede hacerlas parecer grandes, pero no son familias numerosas o de en primera línea tener muchos hijos como pasa en el resto de los países que se considera algo normal. Nuestro estereotipo es totalmente lo opuesto. Tampoco significa que no existan casos o casos aislados, las estadísticas o estereotipos siempre se basan en “una mayoría”.
Lo de decirle tío a otras personas, no lo voy a negar, lo escuché una sola vez en mi vida. No es común tampoco en todo el país. Nadie va escuchando al resto decirle tío a la gente. Me parece algo más que se escucha entre hombres mayores, que son amigos muy cercanos. En países como Colombia o México, lo usan en sentido de lo que acá decimos “flaco” o “tipo”, se lo dicen entre amigos, incluso con gente que no conocen, o gente mayor le dicen “venga mi tio, yo le ayudo a cruzar la calle” o “venga tome asiento mi tío”. Nosotros no tenemos tanto esos conceptos de llamar como a la familia a gente rándom de la calle. Al menos en Argentina, incluso a nuestros amigos no les decimos “tíos/tías” y lo asociamos directamente como una expresión de ciudadanos de España.
Son simples apreciaciones. Siempre hay casos aislados, como en todo el mundo, pero como son estereotipos, por lo general siempre están dados por estadísticas y por la cultura general, donde se toma “a una mayoría”. Tomando a la mayoría argentina, nosotros tenemos en muchos sentidos conceptos opuestos, y le pasa también a Chile y a Uruguay, yo siento que nos parecemos más a ellos y al conosur, que a las costumbres de países del Caribe, de la comunidad Andina o del Ecuador. Eso no significa que no existan casos aislados. En Argentina como en todo el mundo siempre puede haber una excepción a la regla.
A study was done by a Vermont university on languages on the internet. They found that the Spanish language followed in second place by Brazilian portuguese are the happiest languages on the planet. English was third.
In Brazil there is a law on child aggression, it has been a crime for a few years. I think it's sad that there has to be a law to show people that attacking a child is the same as attacking an adult, it's aggression, and abuse, is a human. Many people still have violent attitudes towards flip-flops, belts, etc., but it is decreasing and becoming less and less tolerable. Generally, those who still tolerate and practice it are people who were attacked in this way in childhood, are traumatized and don't know it, and think it's not a problem. Of course there is a lot of humor around this subject, but it is something very serious and needs to end.
Another thing they don’t mention is we are more religious in some generations, for example in my family when we said goodbye to the matriarch, la abuelita, we ask her to give us a blessing, o la bendición, all the kids and adults ask this before leaving so as to be protected.
La Argentina me cae bien..pero no dice nada correcto 😅 los hombres también se saludan con un beso + abrazo y palmada en la espalda..en algunas provincias tal vez solo el abrazo.
Obviamente depende de la economía de cada familia, pero los padres no te echan de la casa. Y menos con lo difícil que es alquilar, si hay que viajar para estudiar siempre se puede volver.
Creo que la cumbia une más que la salsa
Y asi podria seguir 😅 están hablando de estereotipos, no de experiencias personales
In general, in latin america culture men won`t hug, unless it's a family thing.
But i've heard in specific situations this happens as a 'ritual' or if your faily have some italian(?) heritage 🤣
@@donyknox I'm from Argentina, at least in buenos aires/santa fe/patagonia men kiss and hug..its normal - its not a "chuick" kiss haha it´s like they say on the video
No hablo en todo el video, jaja.
Es que no debe saber hablar bien en inglés jajajaj o sea lo único que decía era yeeees, yeeees 🤣 cuando no dijo que en Argentina los hombres también se saludan con un beso o que la gente se viste muy colorida jaja justo en Argentina eso no pasa.
@@adeniumestudio North of Argentina too, at least where I'm from
most of these are no in Chile
Once again, I find it puzzling how some titles can perpetuate misconceptions. World Friends, Have you ever considered the possibility that Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Peru, Brazil and so many other countries are also part of America? Therefore, labeling people from these countries as "Latin girls" is somewhat wrong they should be recognize as AMERICANS. Referring to the region as "Latin America" makes no sense at all. Firstly, "Latin" refers to a language, not a race. By this logic, inhabitants of the United States and parts of Canada would be labeled as "Anglo-Americans," while Quebec would fall under "Latin-America" category due to its French-speaking population. Moreover, countries in America where Dutch or other languages are spoken also challenge this simplistic classification. Why do people assume that everything "under" USA is just "Latins"? Even within Spanish-speaking countries like Uruguay and Argentina, there are significant cultural, musical, behaviour, etc. differences. It's unfair to lump them all together simply because they share a common language. It's important for people, especially those from the United States, to improve their geography skills and recognize the diversity within the America. Confusing race with language and continent with only 1 country leads to prejudice and oversimplification. I believe this oversight may also affect people from India. When people refer to "Asian countries," they often overlook India, which is also part of Asia. The feeling of not being recognized as part of one's own continent can be frustrating. Imagine if only Italy were considered Europeans, while the rest of the continent were labeled "euro-something" - it just doesn't make any sense at all! AMERICA IS A CONTINENT, and everyone born in ANY COUNTRY IN AMERICA ARE AMERICANS.
Finalmente alguém falando a real.
Calm down bro, they already had done a video which they call them Americans. It is much easier to define Latin America, since there are some important differences to Canada and USA. And in geography, Québec counts as Anglo-Saxon America for the same reason as the Guiana's countries do not count as part of Latin American, but as a Caribbean country. If you just consider the language as Latin root or geography, you will lose the cultural approach from these countries.
All would be easy if we name ourselves as the truth...
People from any country of Asia it’s called Asian, the same in Africa, Europe and Oceania. Sadly in our continent we can’t just be called Americans, cause the US make themselves the title of Americans, and so, the rest of the continents would only see them as such.
The whole thing about North-America and South-America is stupid, cause that happened in all the continents. Like, doesn’t matter if you are from Japan or India, you still be called as Asian, nor if you’re from Portugal or Norway, you sill European. Even though, Central-America it’s a thing, but none count them if you still wanted to separate north to south as a different continents.
We are not the Americas, we are from America as one, from Canada to Tierra del Fuego. Latin-America and Hispanic-America it’s a wrong word to be separate and mentioned, just Americans would do thing easier and united. It’s like a joke I’ve hear:
"You know the avengers, each of them are in the organization, but what if one of them decides to called themselves as “The Avanger” like, they’re all avengers?"
The best comment here, congrats!
I agree with you 100%
Relax brother
A garota brasileira não está feliz de estar participando ou está com sono, ela não interagiu como as outras brasileiras que já participaram 😢😢😢
A outra garota estava mais participativa 😂
También lo noté, tal vez era un poco timida o introvertida y no encontraba el momento para hablar porque todos los demas estaban participando :)
@@bluebell5353 uma pessoa tímida do Brasil participaria mais, eu que o diga kkkk
the chilean girl is based af
Most of these are true , normally they are loud , friendly , warm , especially comparated to others , i like how they don't take their work so seriously as others like be pontual , since be happy is more important than anything
Then there's me, a Hispanic American who is quiet and introverted af lol. It's funny because I'm a carribbean Hispanic and we're the loudest of them all and I used to be the emo kid in high school lol. Also, the fact that I'm from New York doesn't help because we're already known for being the "coldest" in the country 😭
We are punctual in things like work or school because we can be in troubles for that.
@@dangercat9188 Because you are from USA ,not a latinoamerican.
Latinoamericans are a rainbow of personalities and variations, we have emos/rockers/ cold people /ultra religious etc
These are just stereotypes actually.
fool people doesnt know geography, they would comeback to the school, it is as if Africa = Kenia only
Mexico is the leading leader in all Spanish speaking music. This goes way back to the Golden age and into the modern era. From genres like:
Mariachi/Rancheras
Corridos
Banda
Norteño
Tropical
And from the greatest composers/singers like:
Pedro Infante
Jorge Negrete
Lola Beltrán
Lucha Reyes
Juan Gabriel
Joan Sebastian
Luis Miguel
Cristian Castro
Marco Antonio Solis
Los Angeles Azules
Modern days people like Peso Pluma.
Blessings
Love how latin is similar to India like family living with parents , grt beating 🤣
Me encanta el hecho que dejaran en claro, que realmente en si no besamos con los labios los cachetes al saludar, aunque supongo también depende de que tan cercano eres a la persona 😅, personalmente cuando saludo a alguien nuevo, solo saludo con la mano diciendo hola, si es mujer talvez si el beso al aire y un abrazo pero solo si ya la conozco 😅, pero esa soy yo,no sé cómo lo hacen los demas, a mis familiares o amigos cercanos definitivamente si, es también yo creo que es como una forma de respeto también, como para darle bienvenida a la gente para que te conozcan y se sientan a gusto tu y la persona creo😅
"Latin America is very bright and Colofoul" -7 of 0 in black 🤣
She says "The U.S." that is right, not "America".
who's missing julia?? i loved her energy....Just the presence of her light up the whole video
Im.Missing Julia So Much This Channel is Uncomplete Without her...
Im Brazilian, I'll say I agree nowadays hitting your son is a very big taboo and there are currents of thought that advocate against it, but when I was little my mom would absolutely hit with a sliper, though only to stop a fight with my brother, she wouldn't do it for anything
La de rosado nunca hablo !!!!
Una latina introvertida jaja me gusta cuando una persona no enjaje perfectamente en los estereotipos.
She usually is the quietest on all the videos she participates 😅
La que habla como mexicana/panameña en sus videos anteriores hasta sus compatriotas decían que era una panameña fake 😂
es mí preferida, guapa y calmada
1:39, really you are almost all dressed in black, where is she talking about lol
They are in South Korea : a place where doesnt have much bright colors in fashion and since that stand ud is considered bad they assimilate.
As a Chilean, I agree with most of what the Chilean girl said. This happens too with countries like Argentina and Uruguay due to larger European migration to these countries; nothing wrong with it, and it doesn't have to be something "good", it's just natural due to historical factors. I will say that the "being late" part does happen a lot in Chile, and not only from my experience.
9:33 we in Brazil with the teachers when we are kids 😂 Ex: "Aunt Paulo" "Uncle Rose" not Ms/Mrs
The Panamanian girl, I think she's from Panama City, Florida, because she's not very much Panamanian, I'm aorry...
Are you guys in Korea?
Wow !
The Mexican girl must be from the north because... living together without getting married is pretty common (even in the north, although they tend to be more conservative).
Italian here. But i dont identify myself with almost any of this point. I m from the norther Italy. Many of the poin said in the video is very correct for southner Italy. But this is linked to Italyan History. The south has been under the control of Spain for 2 century. North have had lot of cultural exchange with France and the german speaking population. So we are in reality a mix.
And you shouldn’t because latin americans are not the same as latin Europe.
But the kiss greeting, you guys only do it in southern Italy?
Latin-AMERICA
As a brazilian I have identified myself with all of those affirmations: left the house only after marriage, got hit with slippers when I was a kid, have a REALLY BIG family... and arrive late at family parties (I usualy try not too, but I am always afraid of arriving TOO early and ending up disturbing the preparations)
I mean... We are loud, but personally i would appreciate if it wanst like that, my mind most of the times will interpret it as an argument so for personal reasons i dont like it, but if it doenst involve me i wont care much
Me sorprende que sepan tan poco del baile tradicional de sus propios paises
🙏🙏🙏❤❤❤ from KATHMANDU
A resenha nao ta legal...infelizmente 😇
I'll be so forever shocked when you can find a Costa Rican hahahah
Natives of America, like the Bolivian and Peru have more indigenous roots/culture, and not Latin.
Blessings
I don't feel represented by the Chilean girl. It's definetely not the standard to be on time which is why you would say "let's hang out by X oclock" in order for people to meet at X:30 or so lmao
Lalita doesn't have Latin vibes at all. But I still like her in every video she appeared
Because not every person in latin america is the stereotype of being loud and charismatic.
@@franciscovilcheavila960 Truee
Shut up
_\\\¡¡¡"Interesante Video sobre las costumbres comunes de Nuestros Países Latinoamericanos como el Abrazar y dar un beso que es más una Costumbre, lo de Vivir con los Papás depende más de la Familia y el estado económico, lo del Ruido es por la persona y el Lugar donde uno habita, Las Familias Suelen ser bastante Grandes lo que influiría en las relaciones es en lo cercanos que son como Familia, las Mamás suelen ser así más no todas, Los Géneros Musicales que se Menciona son los más conocidos por nuestros países Mas dentro de cada País Tienen sus propios géneros musicales dependiendo de la región por ejemplo en México se escuchan todos esos géneros pero también los propios de su región como en el norte se escucha las Norteñas, el fútbol es más un juego popular por la gente y el Tema del Llegar Tarde ocurre más en Reuniones, Fiestas o Convivios más en el Trabajo no es común ya que suelen ser más Estrictos. Gran Video 😘 Saludos y Abrazos desde México 🌸 (づ｡◕‿‿◕｡)づ🇲🇽🌷🏵️🌺🌹"!!!///_
Saludos, que nossa Senhora de Guadalupe a proteja e te guie assim como aos hermanos mexicanos ❤
Espanhóis e portugueses foram ass… geno… que roubram todo o ouro da América Ibérica…? De onde vem essa narrativa? Qual é a sua origem? E a quem ela serve? A chamada “Lend Negr",uma narrativa construída por ingleses contra os povos ibéricos com o objetivo de fazer com que eles tenham vergnha da própria história, inclusive, isso fomentou o separatismo tanto na Península Ibérica como na América Ibérica para nos enfraquecer e eles tomar tudo para eles e ainda exalta-los como é o que acontece agora.
Tudo isso é muito mais que eles fizeram criaram uma desarmonia e até rivalidade entre nós, com o darwinismo as coisas só pioraram…
Na verdade os anglo saxões(ingleses e americanos que são os piores) são o oposto de florzinha de Jesus.
Pesquisar sobre o " americanismo" e os " negócios de grandes grupos como os ROCK…fizeram para podar o crescimento dos nossos povos.
la chilena me da mucha risa
aunque son todos estereotipos muy generales, estuvo divertido. lo que más destaco del vídeo es q tiren abajo el feo estereotipo de "la chancla", no es gracioso y es bastante violento :/
🌎frieends 😃
No, yo soy altai-quechua. Ni indio, ni América ni lacio. Todas palabras de origen y significado equivoco.
I love how the USA girl also show her serious side at 20:26 instead of playing the dumb funny girl all the time. She explained it right ❤
Funk and Samba are huge in Brazil, pretty much nationalwise - but there's many more popular dances in massive regions up to the size and population of most other latin american countries... forró, for instance (which is nowadays near to mostly known abroad sertanejo).
Also there's pleny music styles which doesn't requires dancing for chill or enjoy it.
I think Mexico is the most similar country to the States
It’s literally right next to it 💀
i think it's Brazil
@@tx6723 not at all
@@tx6723its chile
Yeah, but we differ in a lot of stuff like health care, social programs, & foreign policy. & though Mexico usually is more dangerous, in those aforementioned topics, Mexico is better than the U.S at those things.
Great content
Soccer, unlike american football which also uses the hands, is the most famous sport and has the most fans in the world, while american football has fans only in the United States, they even say that the winner of their tournament is world champion, played in only one country.
Latinos have a strong connection with their family, especially with their parents, unlike europeans and americans of european descent, who seem to me to be colder than latinos, who are kinder and more affectionate than them.
Carolbalds is show!
If you thought Sophia was stoned, meet Maria. 😂
Chile no se parece mucho al resto de latinoamérica.
Todos os países tem diferenças, mas eles querem dizer que somos uma coisa só, mas nós sabemos que não é assim, há muitas diferenças entre um brasileiro e um mexicano, ou um chileno e um colombiano.
Yo diría que el Cono Sur es diferente (Chile-Argentina-Uruguay)
@@GessAtti Eu acho que a Argentina e o Chile já são bastante diferentes entre si.
neither does brazil, believe it or not but its STILL DIFFERENT NATIONS.
@@Felipe-zy2iros paises tem diferenças claro, mas é verdade chinenos sao bem diferentes em varias coisas, inclusove é difícil para outros hispânicos falantes entender quando falam. Ademais em geral são bastante conservadores, comparados com a media Latinoamericana. Uruguaios e Argentinos tbm são diferentes mas Chile é de longe o mais diferente do resto.
Bro what with the chilean girl , most people live with their parents
Essa do brasil ta por fora ikkkk só oq tem é família morando junto
Quando eu era mais novo era comum meus primos mais velhos viverem com os pais até casarem ou, pelo menos, irem morar com um parceiro. Era mais cômodo, até financeiramente. Eu mesmo nunca pensei em morar sozinho antes de casar, nem a minha esposa (namorada, na época). Não era economicamente viável, até porque eu ajudava os meus pais financeiramente. Depois de casar as despesas eram divididas e sobrava um pouco para ainda poder ajudar os meus pais, quando passaram a morar sozinhos (minha irmã e eu casamos no mesmo ano, então eles "perderam" os dois filhos em poucos meses de intervalo 😅)
Ela deve ser faria limer
the panama girl lalita seems to be in depression lmao
people keep talking like: “we are not Latinos”, “Latin America doesn’t exist”. BORING. That’s not only about history, that’s about a political and cultural identity. Recognize yourself as a Latino is assume your culture. A culture that for centuries has been minimized by the europeans. Our land was stolen and exploited and we keep dealing with the consequences of all the depredation. So, the way how we are loud, warm and happy it’s just a way of resistance beyond so much suffering along the time
You're talking about native indigenous people, not "latinos". It was their lands and their cultures that were affected and minimised (though not deleted) by foreigners as it's always happened in every single country that's ever existed. But you must remember that those foreigners (Europeans) soon became also part of the locals when they mixed with the Indigenous people and with the Africans that were brought and, guess what!, we're their offspring. We're the children of Europeans, Africans and Native Americans, therefore our cultureS are a mix of European, Native American and African heritage. That's what makes us mestizos and "latinos". Denying one of those elements that make up our identity is like denying yourself. Si hablas español y tu cultura es hispanoamericana, eres hispano y eso no te lo puedes quitar.
Que tipo de identidade cultural é essa? Dançar cumbia, salsa, ouvir reggaeton? Desde quando o Brasil se encaixa nisso sendo que o próprio Brasil sempre foi fechado culturalmente para com os paises vizinhos..
Não se identificar como latino é direito das pessoas, cada um tem a liberdade de não ter essa identificação nem mesmo fazer questão de pertence-la uma vez que não tem interesse fazer parte da mesma.
Esse termo sempre foi ligado inteiramente aos países hispânicos e não ao Brasil, existe toda uma indústria cinematográfica estadunidense que sempre criou estereótipos de latinos somente ligado aos países hispanicos, principalmente mexicanos, cubanos e centro americanos pq são os povos que mais imigraram para o EUA historicamente.
@@AnonymousLibertar1anamigo, ¿los brasileños se hacen llamar latinos? por ejemplo al doblaje de peliculas en español le decimos doblaje latino ¿en brasil como le dicen ustedes?.
@@AnonymousLibertar1anSem falar q no Brasil tem muito regionalismo. Um brasileiro sempre é, além de brasileiro, nordestino, sulista, mineiro, gaúcho, baiano... Não vejo a identidade dos brasileiros muito ligada ao termo "latino".
@@Arcabucero360Dublagem brasileira.
The Chilean girl seems so sad 🙁🙁
It's not that she's sad, she just behaves like many Chileans do in front of a group of people who she is not close to...
Uptight?😂
Chile tiene tendencias depresivas. Somos felices pero morir no suena tan mal.
She is just chill and shy, just like an average Chilean (compared to our neighbors of course)
She's not sad she just feels awkward that's normal in Chile lol
ameri ca ameria americca america kkkkkkkkkkkkkk
I'm from Brazil and I've never ever ever heard of this reggaton thing. Nobody listens to that in our country.
Reggaton é um ritmo comum usado em funk e as vezes até axé, boa parte do brasil ouve.
Eu ouço sim. Mas ouvia mais na adolescência, ouvia calle 13, daddy yankee etc
@@DanikaOliver Obrigado por me avisar, pra eu passar longe!
@@DanikaOlivermentira sua
@durante a explosao do reggaeton do final dos 00's muita gente ouvia fora da america latina.
por isso que nos filmes dessa epoca de hollywood tem, em videogames, e musicas que explodiram na epoca e ATE HOJE uma decada e meia depois nao conseguem ser ultrapassadas por musicas mais novas, foi uma era de ouro.
voce literalmente so citou artistas dessa fase, e sim teve gente aqui que ouviu, mas sua anedota nao muda o fato, ninguem ouve isso aqui, nem despacito escutam mais ninguem aguenta mais.
de resto é umas presepada da anitta querendo dançar pro publico estadunidense e mordendo a latina bait.
Wow, Chupa Chups? Haven't seen that brand for ages 😁
huge in asia (where they are)
I prefer the 🇪🇸 mañana culture over 🇫🇮 Finland's punctuality. For me, it's either the performance or the punctuality, not both. Probably that's why I felt more at home in the Spanish (my major) classes at the uni than in those of English (my minor). In high school, I barely got through in the languges (English, Swedish and Spanish) because everything seemed so heavily focused on the punctuality (or that's how I perceived it). So, I truly applaud that the 2024 Finnish Eurovision entry is called 🇫🇮 Windows95man "No Rules". Speaking of which, I must say that after cha cha cha was mentioned, I obviously had to pause and listen to the 2023 Eurovision winner 🇫🇮🥥 Käärijä "Cha Cha Cha". No, it wasn't 🇸🇪 Loreen "Tattoo". 😝
The guy is cute lol
You like the native Americans.
War
In Brasil, we write Brasil with S, not Z. Respect for BRASIL.🤨
é só a escrita la fora. Vc escreve Alemanha ou deutchland???
Em inglês é com Z, não com S. Em cada língua se escreve de uma forma.
Why would they write it with the S variant if the video is in english?! Hello???? 😭
"Oh, your visiting the moon? Ooooh you can visit your cousin four times removed, she's from the moon! Jaja, yes you should meet her!"
Finally a male featured in the video
"Ana from USA"is a nice Ana from Brasil looka like too,i loved her
8:40 one dinner in my grandmother's house, she changes her opinion about that
14:36 For Brazil, for sure 1000 times FORRÓ dance...
But we also have Lambada, Samba, Samba de Gafieira, Axé, Sertanejo, Frevo, Gaucho dance styles ... and so on
chupa chups, great spanish brand
They are Americans too, from Alaska to Chile, America is a continent not a country, Latin America does not exist, Latin is an ancient language that has nothing to do with Spanish, Americans who speak Spanish are Hispanic, Hispanic Americans are not latin americans, americans who speak english are angloamericans, americans who speak french are francoamericans
Latin America encompasses most all that was indigenous land. that's not US
For more than 90% of the world, America = the USA and American = someone from the US. AND the continentes are the NORTH AND the SOUTH AmericaS. America and AmericaS, big difference. Cry me a river 😂 6:02
@tx6723 USA was indigenous land too, apaches, natives 😒 then white men did invade them and kill them to get their lands when british conquers came in
@@Apache148414its so dumb, its like calling China, Asia, and the chinese, asians, it makes it so confusing to call the US america.
@@Apache148414 It is still a continent, it is an organization of the US to divide the continent into 2 parts (when Central America also exists but they ignore it to validate their absurd theory). In all continents there is a southern and northern part, but they will all continue to be called by the same name of their continent. Someone from India or someone from Japan, both are Asian, someone from Portugal and someone from Finland are still Europeans. But since the US believes itself to be the center of the world, it does not want to let the entire American continent refer to themselves as Americans. Learning about geography and respect would be good for you.
Brasilien repräsentiert 35 % von Lateinamerika und 49 % von Südamerika! Brasilien ist der einzige lateinamerikanische Riese
Brasil y México serían los gigantes en todo basicamente.
@@jeremyricardogomezsantos1561Argentina es el segundo país más grande de Latinoamerica, el tercero es México y el cuarto es Perú, pero para dimensionar, solo México es casi tan grande como toda Europa.
@@jeremyricardogomezsantos1561si hablamos de tamaño de población, Brasil es el primero con 215 millones, México es el segundo con 127 millones, Colombia es el tercero con 51 millones, Argentina es el cuarto con 46 millones
@@eltecnico9541 Yo hablo en términos económicos o de desarrollo e influencia en el continente americano pero sí . Agradezco los datos.
@@jeremyricardogomezsantos1561 Pff, entonces si es por desarrollo primero tenés que poner a Chile, a Argentina, a Uruguay, a Costa Rica y después a lo último que vienen Brasil y México. E influencia, ningún país latino tiene influencia a nivel global.
A brasileira falando de reggaeton como se ela soubesse de alguma coisa, ninguém no Brasil (graças a Deus) nunca ouviu nada a respeito desse ritmo, nós não ouvimos as mesmas músicas que os hispanos, essa Carolina é meio sem noção, gostei mais da Ariane, ela é mais centrada.
Exatamente kkkk é raro ver brasileiro ouvindo reggaeton.
Até mesmo hispanicos quando viajam pro Brasil ficam surpresos pq ouvem mais músicas do Brasil do que de outros países.
@@AnonymousLibertar1an Outra coisa, a americana no começo falando que por que nós somos latinos, nós somos alegres e gostamos de usar roupas coloridas, todo mundo vestido de preto (os participantes), e ela (a americana) com uma blusa vermelha, jeans rasgada e laço vermelho gigante na cabeça, só estereótipos no programa de hoje que não se verificam, a moda americana é muito mais extravagante que a moda na América Latina.
Ouxi, mas ela concordou que o Brasil é diferente nesse aspecto.
@@littleturnip99 Concordou nada, ela ficou falando de reggaeton, como se ela soubesse o que os hispanos estão ouvindo, a América hispana tem uns 20 países, ela nem deve ter nunca pisado em nenhum deles, como ela pode saber o que eles estão ouvindo e ainda disse que nós brasileiros ouvimos funk e samba rsrsrsrsrsr, quem que ouve samba hoje em dia só gente bem velha e funk só marginal. Atualmente no Brasil as pessoas ouvem mais sertanejo e forró, e a classe média ouve pop/rock do passado. Ela não informa as coisas direito, mas fica dando margem para esses esteriótipos loucos americanos.
@@Felipe-zy2irBom, realmente quase ninguém escuta samba, mas funk é sim o estilo musical mais consumido no Brasil e olha que eu odeio funk.
Os estilos musicais mais consumidos no Brasil é
1- Funk
2- Sertanejo
3- Pagode
can you please next east africans
Do the same but a MENA version please
Scarlett’s voice got younger
Brazil❤
NOT latin
I loved the shirt of the american. XD Chupa chups
and I puke🤮
@@Yulo2000LeyjeI agree!
Algo estranho aqui? Brasileiro não é latino! Falamos português que vem do latim, estamos na América do Sul, mas não somos latinos.
Latino no caso é quem fala lingua latina, portugues, espanhol, francês, italiano, etc..
Então sim por esse critério, brasileiro é latino. O Brasil, faz parte da América Latina.
Claro que é. Temos muita proximidade cultural e histórica com o resto dos países do continente
Sem falar da lingua, o Brasil tem mais vibe latino falando em termos de comportamento, cultura, interação social, etc que Chile, Uruguai o Argentina, Brasil parace mais do Caribe e se aproxima mais do padrão latino que os do sul do continente por exemplo. Brasil faz parte da comunidade latina sim!
Sorry but the girl of Panama I don’t know if she really is from our country or hasn’t experienced the whole scene like people are always late to parties the latest the best
God*
gente, uma das brasileiras parece muito com o sotaque de um indiano falando ingles
First эхнийх
We are the American Race, native Americans who speak spanish/portuguese, we are the way we are because of our American race roots.
We're mestizos, not native Americans. Indigenous people are the real Native Americans. Also, indigenous people tend to be shy, polite and not so talkative and loud as we are. They've got cultures that take respect and honour much more seriously than we do as mestizos. I think the stereotypes of Hispanic people being like that is because of all the mix, especially since Spaniards and West-Africans are quite friendly, sunny and energetic and our cultures trace their roots deeply into the Spanish and the African cultureS, not only Native American ones (this may vary on every single country, though).
There many people in Latin America who have little or no native American ancestry.
@BucyKalman in fact, Mestizos make up the vast majority of the population, which means our ancestors were predominantly Europeans, Africans and of course Native Americans. But many Latin American (Ibero-american) people seem to dislike acknowledging their own mixed heritage, which in my opinion is sad.
@@chrispresta3048 depends on your country of origin, nation geographic did the human genome project for a decade, they tested DNA of more than 1 million people, in the case of Peru was this:
80% of peruavias were 100% native american
18% of peruavinas were mestizos with african european and asian
2% of peruvians were 100% european...
in the case of bolivia 90% was native, chile 50%, argentina 30%, ecuador 70%, colombia 70%, venezulela 60%, mexico 50%, etc
mestizos have never been the majority of the population in most of the latin american countries, is not the same to be cultural mestizo than be DNA mestizo...
people are very white wanabe in denial of their DNA, the easiest is for you to have a DNA test, and reeducate yourself.
@@BucyKalman the minority are african, asian, european decendants, nat geo did the human genome and numbers are numbers, "dato mata relato".
is diferent to be white wanabe than to be white. or look white, DNA test is the one who tells you what you really are.
I’m Brazilian, I’m no Latino…
HAHAHAAH WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT ????
well if a Latino bites you, it is contagious
voltem com os vídeos comparando os idiomas, desculpa a sinceridade más esses ai são chatos kk.
I'm Brazilian and I find these people boring, the only one I like is the Mexican lady.
Literalmente ninguém liga
@@eddiegds🤣😭
Those are iberoamerican not Latin american
We call ourselves latinoamericanos not iberos.
Latinoamerican*
@@dangercat9188 Latin America is an incorrect term that was invented by French Freemasonry and was advertised by the Americans. Latin comes from Lazio, Italy and you have also never had Roman or Italian culture, what they do have is Spanish, Portuguese culture, etc.
@@MinnieSunshine-hi6ie Latin America is an incorrect term that was invented by French Freemasonry and was advertised by the Americans. Latin comes from Lazio Italy and you have also never had Roman or Italian culture, what they do have is Spanish, Portuguese culture, etc.
@@Hispano_200 I have a little Italian in me and believe it or not, Lazio is one of the regions I got lol. It's different everywhere, here in the states and almost all over the Americas, we call ourselves latino/a. If you come to America and you're Italian but tell people you're latino, people will think you're from Latin America. Also, countries like Uruguay and Argentina are known for having a good amount of Italian dna.
Hispanoamérica, no Latin America.
it's latin america because theres 2 Brazilian people there
Cuándo no viene un gallego a moIestar!
@@minjoonluvr42O Iberoamérica = Brazil and Hispanoamérica, NO latin america.
@@jesovaro9908 Forman parte de Latinoamérica igual. El termino engloba también a los territorios americanos donde se habla francés.
@@mateowag Querrás decir donde Francia sigue conservando colonias (a excepción de Canadá).
Es curioso ver cómo se recrimina a España o a Portugal su paso por América y lo calladitos que están algunos con el hecho de que UK o Francia sigan ocupando territorios allí.
En fin.
We are not Latinos
latinos are people from italy france spain portugal rumania, meaning the direct decendant of Rome
if we speak portguese or spanish is the same as someone from africa/asia speaking french or english, that does not maken francos or anglos
WE ARE AMERICANS, and the US citizens are just that US citizens
have that very clear in your mind before they segregate you, WE ARE AMERICANS(AMERICANOS)
I call them; Usians.
@@S4BRETOOTH usados
Nope, you are not.
@@Apache148414 we are more native than you Apache, by far we are more LaRaza, the American Race
and we have republics, we are not in reservations
@@metrotrujillo for more than 90% of the world, America = the USA and American = someone from the USA. Cry me a river 🤣