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3 years ago

Americans like Brazilians ???

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Natasha2012 [34]3 years ago

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Brazil is super-fun and exciting. The country is associated with amazingly cool and relaxed people and amazing parties;

Soccer in Brazil is awesome. Best soccer country in the world maybe. Moreover, the soccer is played beautifully and exuberantly. A lot of us associate Brazilian soccer with Ronaldinho, Ronaldo, and Pele. High-energy, friendly, fun guys who are awesome to watch;

Crime. Brazil is dangerous. Kidnappings, theft;

Beautiful women ( I always think of the Brazil women’s volleyball team );

Lots of natural resources;

It is always hot and humid, Jungle-ey;

Amazon river;

Decent tax rates, but more progressive than the U.S; (A totally disagree on that! (Renato Alves) );

Multiracial;

Ronaldinho is from there; I know this from an Advertising agency I once worked at that used him in some material;

Soccer is huge there;

Still developing nation, one of the BRICs, whatever that means.

Even with the recent growth, there are still a lot of poor people there and everything that goes with that (disease, malnutrition, crime).

EastWind [94]3 years ago

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They are nice people and the women are beautiful.

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