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Brazil Series - Part 1
Video Overview
The first part in the Brazil series was made to cover some of the basic concepts that are at the core of all your power in the "lower tiers". Brazil has many factors which put the social dynamic between men and women, in favor of men. These factors are present across all of Latin America, Eastern Europe, and South East Asia. In this video we take a look at how these factors specifically relate to Brazil, and why these factors make Brazil, a paradise for men.Background Information
I've been traveling for years now and Brazil is one of my favorite places to travel to. The vibrant culture, friendly people, and beautiful women make me feel right at home, every time I go. Over the years my experience and research has shown me that there are very concrete reasons why the Brazilian culture favors men. I made the Brazil series of videos as a way to touch on some of these reasons. For example, the ratio of men to women favors the men. Brazil does not suffer from an obesity crisis like other wealthier nations, meaning there are more curvy women. Culturally, Brazilian women seem to be more open minded, and friendly.Meet, Date, Even Marry Beautiful Foreign Girls
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How much Portuguese do you need? Getting what many people would call 'fluency', as you suggest, would be a massive investment. What proportion of Brazilian women have at least some English? If conversations are generally to be conducted all in Portuguese, rather than half-half, then you'd need to know the language really well. Wouldn't it be better to showcase a country where you can speak to many of the women in English, making your ideas something guys can easily try, rather than requiring a massive investment?
Regards
You don't need to be very fluent. Conversational Portuguese would be enough to get great results. I'd say conversational falls around the 30-40% fluency. Learning a new language is a bit of time investment but in this age of globalization I really think it's well worth the effort. I'm not sure about the actual percentage of Brazilian women who know English, but I think the cities that are exposed to more tourism, namely Rio, are the places where the women will have the most fluency in English. If you're looking for places where many women speak english, I would try Panama City and then Rio. Puerto Rico could also be an option, but Puerto Rico is more of a middle tier.
Dan
Ok seriously, not to be overly anal, but if you're going to talk about Rio de Janeiro should at least pronounce it correctly. Arrgggh!
Hello, im thinking of visiting Rio de janeiro Brazil and possibliy finding a good women there. Are there alot of good quality women in Rio? Ive seen many pics and websites are the majority of the women in Rio skinny? My type of women or usually thicker, or with a big BOOTY, is Rio a good place for thicker or women who have a large bottom?
I am a Canadian Asian male and plan on traveling to Brazil. This may be a stupid question but, I was just wondering if you have any insight on whether Brazilian woman respond well to Asian males or are they all looking for that Western White Caucasion male instead. Just curious.
In your video you said its best to meet foreign women on the internet prior to going on a trip, what are some web sites you go to meet these women? Is it easy or are most girls like myspace girls where they dont want to speak to anyone they dont know?
Orkut.com
Hey Scott,
Yeah myspace, is just a numbers game. Some people won't talk to or respond to people they don't know, but keep at it. I'm writing a small report on meeting foreign women online, it should be done soon and I'm sure you'll enjoy it so keep checking back on my blog to get more information. But until then, I suggest you create an account on www.hi5.com and start browsing through some profiles. Let me know how you do...
-Dan
My dream is to go to Brazil... I have lots of great ideas and hope to use your techniques to make this happen. See you in Brazil!!
Keath Curtis
You guys are crazy....Brazilian girls aren't like that!!!
stop with this lies
Not all brazilian girls dance "funk", and not "ALL" brazilian girls are drop dead gorgeous, but if you compare Brazilian women to the women of United States, Canada, Australia, Western Eurpore etc. I think most would agree that brazilian women are more friendly, sexy, and accessible and more numerous. These are not bad things by any means...
hi!
im going to panama any good looking girls over there? or any info about panama would be fun.
after looking at this video maybe brazil is better :)
Panama has a lot of good things some of the other palaces don't have. For one thing, in Panama you will find that a lot more people speak English. If you don't know a word of spanish or portuguese then you might want to think about going to Panama. Since Panama has one of the best economies in central america, you'll find a lot of girls from neighboring countries, working and living in Panama, so I don't think you'll have a shortage of attractive women to pick from. Let me know your trip goes or email me at travelguideformen@gmail.com
i personally dont like panama. Granted there are alot of dominican girls in panama who are sweet and beautiful, I have found panamanian girls to be introverted and very conservative. Dominican Republic is definitely a haven for single guys. You can be retarded and disabled and still get girls in DR. they will come up to you and can be very aggressive. The ticas from Costa rica are definitely the shyest but are just delightful and so down to earth. Pura vida. my pick is Costa Rica. Althought have never tried out Brazil or Ecuador yet. Keep up the good work man!
How does that 3 to 1 ratio compare to Colombia?! And in general what's better Brazil or Colombia?
There's really not much a difference between Brazil and Colombia... at the end of the day it all comes down to personal preference. I would take a trip to both countries and see which one you like better, you can't go wrong with either one.
I've been to Colombia twice this past year and both times got more as. then a toilet seat. Everything you say is pretty much true although I really did not come prepared. I do speak fluent spanish but would like something to try Brazil in May. Should expect things to be differant? (besides the language of course)
Greg