newworldafro
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Northeast Brazil: Talk About it
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newworldafro
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Sao Luis, Brazil
Fortaleza, Brazil
Natal, Brazil
Joao Pessoa, Brazil
Recife, Brazil
Maceo, Brazil.
Salvador, Brazil
Fortaleza, Brazil
Natal, Brazil
Joao Pessoa, Brazil
Recife, Brazil
Maceo, Brazil.
Salvador, Brazil
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newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
This map showed places with largest European population in darkest color in southern Brazil. Conversely, Northeast Brazil is much more Afrocentric/Black-ish ethnically, with 60% - 70% black-ish range in light purple.
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Not sure when this map was made, but probably when Brazil had around 200 million people range.
So 28% of 200 million is 56 million.
Comparison:
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Not sure when this map was made, but probably when Brazil had around 200 million people range.
So 28% of 200 million is 56 million.
- If upwards of 70% of the 56 million people bin Northeast Brazil are Afrocentric/Black-ish ethnically, then around 39.2 million Afrocentric Portuguese speaking people live in this one region of Brazil.
Comparison:
- Haiti 10 milliom
- Jamaica 4 million
- U.S. 48 million
- Colombia 5 million
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shyt looks nice. 
I only knew about sao paulo and Rio. Thought most of the rest of the country was all amazon rainforest and small villages. Didn't know they had places like that in the north part of the country.
I only knew about sao paulo and Rio. Thought most of the rest of the country was all amazon rainforest and small villages. Didn't know they had places like that in the north part of the country.SadimirPutin
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Brazil is big as fukk
I went to Sao Paulo's Carnival this year and i had planned to go to Rio's next year but i will take a look at Salvador as well.
newworldafro
DeeperThanRapBiggerThanHH
I was told to go to Recife for non Portuguese speakers but nah fukk that I’m def going to Salvador when I get the chance. Just gotta Up my Portuguese probably take a year to try and learnWho recommended Recife ?
Fortaleza and Joao Pessoa and Salvador are it.
How was São Paulo breh? I’m in between taking the family to Colombia (Medellin and Bogota) or Brazil (Sao Paulo and Rio). I was leaning toward Colombia because my wife’s first language is Spanish and it’d be more convenient for us (I speak Spanish too).
But if Brazil is worth it, we’d go there instead.
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Sao Luis, Brazil
Fortaleza, Brazil
Natal, Brazil
Joao Pessoa, Brazil
Recife, Brazil
Maceo, Brazil.
Salvador, Brazil
I need to start traveling man
