Sunday, September 25, 2005

Brazilians as they really Are


A stereotype people have always had is the one that brazilians are uncultured and poor. People tend to think that except from top models and soccer players there is nothing else to be seen here.We are not little indians or former slaves who live in the Amazon and hunt and fish for food. Brazil is one of few countries where Arabs are friends with Jews, americans live with asians and germans like italians. There is more here to be seen than the common thought known and people should realy try to find out about it.

Rafael

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Hello, I am surprised to find this many Brazilians talking about other people's stereotyped view on the Brazilians and Brazil. Brazil and the Brazilians are fascinating! What I like is the diversity, whether it is in natural environment, music, skin colours, language, technology, and many more. Thank you for putting a link to my site on your amazingly beautiful music! Best wishes, Olaf (Goiaba Brazilian Music)

Anonymous said...

Wow i never realized that Bazil was a place were there is all different races and backgrounds living together.....that must be an amazing sight.

testecarla said...

Hi, guys,

Brazil is certainly a place of people from totally different backgrounds, and that's what is special about our culture, the mix!

Of course, Lucy, we have all that that you mentioned, but as my students pointed out, there's much more to it than what you "see" abroad!

You will hear from us soon.

Carla Arena

Anonymous said...

Hi,
People also have a lot of stereotypes about Gremany. We are suppose to be all blonde, drink beer, drive a mercedes and live all in bavaria. And not to forget people are some how stuck to the opinion ,that we only have one nationality since world war two.Some even think that Gremany is still divided in west and east. But, we have a lot of different nationalities. Exspecially the big cities, like hamburg and berlin are meltingpots for different ethnic groups. So if you ever visit Europe, come and vistit Germany and look yourself!
Greetings Jana