Alo Japan All About Japan
O'Brazil, O'Beautiful, Olinda
In Travel

O’Brazil, O’Beautiful, Olinda



The best day trip to take from Recife is to visit the colorful, colonial town of Olinda. Join us as we explore one of the oldest colonial towns in Brazil

________________________________________________________________________________________

Let’s chat about your plans to live abroad. Bring your questions, ideas and concerns https://nomadicwander.as.me/schedule.php

Our most beloved travel tools & resources:
Express VPN: https://bit.ly/3vuTGFB
SafetyWing Nomad Insurance: https://bit.ly/3AxYKgr
iVisa Services: https://bit.ly/38soaR3

Shop our gear:
https://www.amazon.com/shop/theyarbros

________________________________________________________________________________________

If you feel inclined to support our content, you can…
Buy us a coffee buymeacoffee.com/TheYarbros
Become a Patron: patreon.com/theyarbros
Cashapp: $Nomadicyarbro

Did you learn something new about Brazil? If you have an interesting fact to add about Brazil, let us know below! ⬇If you enjoyed the video, share it! You can also support us here: buymeacoffee.com/TheYarbros and join our Patreon patreon.com/theyarbros
________________________________________________________________________________________

IG: https://www.instagram.com/nomadic.wander
TT: https://www.tiktok.com/@theyarbros

▼
▼
▼
For business inquires, email us – nomadicyarbro@gmail.com
▼
▼
▼
If you like this video, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications for our channel! We appreciate you!

41 Comments

  4. RENE ANDRADE

    Thank you guys ! I am far from there, in the center-west ( medierranean state), and I love notheast an north . Carnival is unique there, unique, not like Rio, much much better!!:

  6. Heather H

    It does look like a magical place. LOVE the dancers! Thanks for the info. Stay safe and enjoy.

  11. Zoe’s Eden

    My husband and I have been watching your content non stop ! You two are amazing! Apryl I love your braids but also your natural tresses! The gray is beautiful love , embrace it and what our Creator perfectly manifests.. Rondell you always have us rolling !! 😂 How can I bless you two?

  12. whinners vlog

    the "portuguese" ya talking about here were actually the " hebraic/moroccans' arabic,that fought with the dutch.odd that….the dutch did not do it to new york,for it was them..whom founded new york,ok? they exchanged RECIFE for new york..in case your dont know
    neither did the dutch do it to suriname,where they invested a lot and made a new town over there!!
    the dutch asknazis,were cowardly, massacred,by the moroccans" portuguese" together,they psycho the local" miscegenated population to massacre the dutch and their family inside their homes,plundering and killing them
    my mother and .grandmother were born in those lands.and so did i ,in the 60s,my grandmother were born in 1900 and my mother..in 1927.thus how they know the history better
    ALSO RECIFE IS THE OLDEST IN BRAZIL.

  13. whinners vlog

    were not for the dutch,there would be non bridges in RECIFE, to cover the bodies of water found in there,those are they are good canal builders,they built these bridges in there.which resembles amsterdam,,a little bit off course,.

  15. Manoel Lima

    Let you know that we are first from Pernambuco rather than Brazilian… In my childhood, I have learned the hymn of Pernambuco BEFORE I learned the hymn of Brazil… We are proud to be Pernambucano and honour the flag of the sum and the rainbow (although it means one time that the law of the Bibles was big than the law of the constitution). VIVA PERNAMBUCO!

  17. Sandra's Got Voice

    It looks so laid back…and colorful. Brazil is huge!! I love that you respected the church and didn't ring the bell as noted. Love the braids, Apryl!! You guys look like you got acclimated to the heat nicely. Nice to see the spatula back! 🤣

  19. Marjory Remy

    I am so happy you guys went to Orlinda, one of my favorite places to visit in Brazil outside of Rio. It actually reminds me also of San Miguel de Allende Mexico. Which is a place we call our second home.

  21. Julio Silveira

    Viva! Loved that you went to Olinda. (Didn't love that much the Bolsonaro 👺giant doll).
    That part the painter was trying to explain, about the Rosary Church, is interesting. Back in the. days, everyone belonged to a church (that's why there are so many of them). One would belong to a certain church according to social status, profession etc. Throughout the Portuguese speaking world there is always a Lady of the Rosary church, which was the Black people's church. There were free black men and women, who joined in a brotherhood, and usually would chip in to buy emancipation to enslaved men. In these churches there would always be altars to black saints, such as Saint Benedict and Saint Kaleb of Axum (Elesbão). There was a considerable amount of free black men in the 17th and the 18th century. One of them was Henrique Dias who, along with native Brazilian Felipe Camarão and Portuguese Vidal de Negreiros, is considered a national hero for expelling the Dutch (sort of).

  22. African Business News

    Congratulations on choosing to explore the mesmerising wonders of Northeast Brazil! It's truly a remarkable destination for any person of colour seeking tranquilly and harmony in this beautiful country. While I acknowledge that every region in Brazil has its own unique charm, the Northeast stands out for its vibrant culture and rich heritage, boasting the highest population of black individuals in the entire nation. So, for those yearning for an authentic experience and a deeper connection to Brazil's Afro-Brazilian roots, the Northeast is an ideal place to be. Rest assured, both the South and Northeast have their own distinctive allure, but the Northeast's cultural diversity and strong Afro-Brazilian presence make it an absolute must-visit.

    During my time in Porto Alegre, located in the southern region of Brazil, I had a challenging time locating African products such as makasera (cassava) and yam, which are plentiful in Pernambuco. As a Fulani person originating from West Africa, my cultural palate has a deep appreciation for couscous, and I must say that Pernambuco offers the most extraordinary cuscuz de milho (corn couscous) in the world. The remarkable abundance and quality of these traditional ingredients and dishes in Pernambuco truly make it a culinary paradise for individuals like myself who have a profound fondness for African flavours and traditions. I miss my bairro, Engenho do Meio, in Recife

  26. jelisson greg

    I hope you to visit Natal. We're close to the best part of the year in the northeast region, the June festivities.

  32. Félix Freitas

    A curious fact about the afrobralizilian history in Pernambuco is that here in century XVII existed a African Kingdom. It was known as "quilombo dos palmares" and during 100 years. It is the mean symbol of afrobrazilian resistance.

  34. Vina Byrd

    Hey fam! Apryl I love your hair you are looking even more beautiful and both you guys look happy and healthy. Such an interesting place. Thanks for the knowledge in this video. 🥰

  37. Diego Almeida

    So good to see you guys exploring Brazil beyond what's usually known overseas! Keep up the fantastic job!

  38. ÁFRICA WEB

    Congratulations to the channel, what a wonderful city Olinda is, a rich history with a very warrior and liberating people !!

Write A Comment