Do Brazilians consider themselves as Latinos as well?

[Chaos One]

What is your opinion about this?This is Brazilian culture?

No, this is plastified pseudo brazilian culture.

This is Samba:

[Diego Garcia]

Rio Grande is where?

Rio Grande or Rio Bravo, a river between US and Mexico.

[Tenma de Pegasus]

Spanish music too?

No, I myself love to hear Dorian, but thats only me. Brazilians in general consume spanish movies and tv series more than any other country of Europe. But about music Brazilians in general listen their brazilian songs from their specific class ideology and region or english songs. Urban and rural brazilians listen totally different things, the coastal big cities versus the medium half milion inland cities, the poor versus the rich, the leftist music versus the right wing type...

[luc2112]

Things don't come to Brazil from Europe or Latin America?, La casa de Papel was a boom in Brazil, and other Mexican soap operas were adapted to Brazil, and programs like El Chavo had a good reputation in Brazil.

It is obvious that we are Latinos, Iberian language and Catholics in the majority.
We only have national or regional differences like other Latam countries.

[Rafael Passoni]

And Argentinian tango.

[Latinus]

Things don't come to Brazil from Europe or Latin America?, La casa de Papel was a boom in Brazil, and other Mexican soap operas were adapted to Brazil, and programs like El Chavo had a good reputation in Brazil.

Yes, like I said, some Hispanics contents were/are populare here, like El Chavo (which you mentioned), RBD, etc.

La Casa de Papel is a worldwide hit, so I don't count it.

[Latinus]

Latino is OK to me. But I'm not sure about Gisele Bündchen and other German descents.

Racially speaking, she is Germanic. But culture wise, she is Latina.

[Ruggery]

Yes, like I said, some Hispanics contents were/are populare here, like El Chavo (which you mentioned), RBD, etc.

La Casa de Papel is a worldwide hit, so I don't count it.

Of course, and songs spanish like "Despacito" or "Danza Kuduro"

[TrueIndepence]

Leftist Brazilians do. Hardcore right-wing look down on the perspective of being associated with "latinos". I am more neutral on the matter, just like most Brazilians.