Walk around hundreds of white brazilians, a large concentration of the Carioca types.

[Tutankhamun]

BBB???

Big Brother Brasil

[Cernunnos]

Big Brother Brasil

Nem o de Portugal vejo quanto mais o Brasileiro...

[ArdenTiberius]

These are all big dick elite Med / Alpinid phenotypes. Descendants of Portuguese conquerors. Big cock hero's.

[Latinus]

Cool, I also think this video is ALMOST representative for the country, Brazil is less african and more amerindian. But most brazilians in USA are from Minas Gerais and this state is not so different of Rio people in genetic admixture, but in culture/behavior they are totally different.

That's not what the genetic studies say.

Brazil is more SSA than Amerindian, same as Cuba, but compared to Cubans, we Brazilians have significantly more Amerindian imput.

Only the north is more Amerindian than SSA, which is comparable to many parts of Hispanic America, like Northwestern Mexico.

[Fincher]

Lots of med moggers and big bundas

[Daven]

To which part of the United States do Brazilians usually go? Do they go to Miami like the rest of Latin Americans?

The Brazilians here in New York City are middle-class folks. They're not of working class or campesino background like the Dominicans, Mexicans or the old wave of Puerto Ricans (well NYC at some point had more Ricans than Puerto Rico itself). I'm seeing more Venezuelans lately and they are similar to Brazilians in that aspect btw. Colombians are a mixed-bag from what I've noticed. I also know some educated Mexicans but they are very few compared to the bulk in the city that come from Southern Mexico. No Argentino and no chileno living here so far in my experience. ps. I forgot to say that the brasileros in NYC are usually from the main cities in my experience at least (Sao Paulo, Brasilia, Recife, Rio, Belo Horizonte). Rarely from the southern states. Many don't like to be associated with other Latinos LMAO. Odd enough because a lot can speak Spanish.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

That's not what the genetic studies say.

Brazil is more SSA than Amerindian, same as Cuba, but compared to Cuban, we Brazilians have significantly more Amerindian imput.

Only the north is more Amerindian than SSA, which is comparable to many parts of Hispanic America, like Northwestern Mexico.

I never said Brazil is more Amerindian than African and you know thats not me who says that.

I said Brazil is more amerindian and less african than this video of RIO DE JANEIRO.

[Ruggery]

The Brazilians here in New York City are middle-class folks. They're not of working class or campesino background like the Dominicans, Mexicans or the old wave of Puerto Ricans (well NYC at some point had more Ricans than Puerto Rico itself). I'm seeing more Venezuelans lately and they are similar to Brazilians in that aspect btw. Colombians are a mixed-bag from what I've noticed. I also know some educated Mexicans but they are very few compared to the bulk in the city that come from Southern Mexico. No Argentino and no chileno living here so far in my experience. ps. I forgot to say that the brasileros in NYC are usually from the main cities in my experience at least (Sao Paulo, Brasilia, Recife, Rio, Belo Horizonte). Rarely from the southern states. Many don't like to be associated with other Latinos LMAO. Odd enough because a lot can speak Spanish.

There are no Argentines, Chileans, or Uruguayans living in New York? I don't think so, there must be some.

[Daven]

There are no Argentines, Chileans, or Uruguayans living in New York? I don't think so, there must be some.

I imagine. But compared to the Brazilians they seem very few. Remember I was talking from my experience. We even have a Little Brazil here in Manhattan.

[Tutankhamun]

The Brazilians here in New York City are middle-class folks. They're not of working class or campesino background like the Dominicans, Mexicans or the old wave of Puerto Ricans (well NYC at some point had more Ricans than Puerto Rico itself). I'm seeing more Venezuelans lately and they are similar to Brazilians in that aspect btw. Colombians are a mixed-bag from what I've noticed. I also know some educated Mexicans but they are very few compared to the bulk in the city that come from Southern Mexico. No Argentino and no chileno living here so far in my experience. ps. I forgot to say that the brasileros in NYC are usually from the main cities in my experience at least (Sao Paulo, Brasilia, Recife, Rio, Belo Horizonte). Rarely from the southern states. Many don't like to be associated with other Latinos LMAO. Odd enough because a lot can speak Spanish.

This is the reason why many Brazilians do not consider themselves Latinos, most people associate Latinos with Spanish, and this is complicated, because we are very proud of our language, and of being Latin Americans too, but as long as people associate Latinos with Spanish, this will continue to happen, especially with these middle class Brazilians living in the USA