Reflecting on my time in Rio and Brasilia, one thing really stood out to me. The people. The physical diversity of the people, from skin color to hair texture, was truly beautiful. I was amazed to see so many people who looked so different from each other be from the same nation. In certain places in the US, like NYC, one can also see this. Yet, the difference is that in Brazil, everyone has some type of mixture in their ancestry no matter what color of skin they have today. One brazilian friend said that though she has light skin and blonde hair, her grandmother had a much darker complexion . She said, “Everyone gets along here. Skin color is not an issue. We all come from the same background: mixed.” And, I think that is beautiful :)

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beautiful indeed. If only the same love of diversity applied to everywhere else in the world, instead of resentment and mistrust. It seems quite effortless and natural in Brazil! :)
ReplyDeleteIt would be great if we could be like that the world over. Lovely photos.
ReplyDeleteGREAT post! Absolutely beautiful!
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ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you and Limbo. Brazil has a special class of people who respect and get a long with other races, which is always a beautiful thing.
I happen to have a respect for everyone, regardless of back ground or color. God made us all beautiful and unique.
Well said. Its got to be a culture thing to be able to see beyond a few superficial aspects.
ReplyDeleteI read your older posts on Brazil - lovely pictures and write up.
nice collage
ReplyDeleteVery nice post. I love Brasil and the Brasilian people. Very diverse, very fascinating culture.
ReplyDelete@ Zizi Bloom: You got it ;)
ReplyDelete@ Fashion Limbo: Well said; it did seem very effortless and comfortable to just "be" in Brazil..
@ Lindalou: I agree, wish it was like that here too...
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ReplyDelete@ Vesty: Amen to that!! There is so much beauty in harmony and acceptance :)
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ReplyDelete@ Eric P. : Thanks, I loved everything about the culture and the people there :)
Great post Carolyn, and what a great collage of photo's, sweet!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Marja; it was fun figuring out how to make the collage :)
ReplyDeleteAnd it's true. We just party together, no matter what! I'm glad you liked here and my people!
ReplyDeleteHave a great time!
great post- made me smile x
ReplyDeleteHi thank you for visiting my blog and leaving a comment.
ReplyDeleteI can see that your stay in Brazil was a positive one :)
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great post and blog :) :)
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i would LOVE to go to brazil!! my husband lived there for 2 years and fell in love with the people, the place and the food :)
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Después de ver tu blog me ha entrado hambre xD con tantas fotos de postres y comidas con tan buena pinta.
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My hope is that everyone can live in peace with each other one day and color etc will be no issue and we will finally see each other as we really are, God's beloved offspring!
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Thanks for commenting on my blog.
I have been to Rio. I completely agree with you. Brazilians are very well read too.
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ReplyDeleteBeautiful thoughts, beautiful pictures, and beautiful blog!! Thanks for stopping by Sprout Through Concrete and for your comment - I'm glad that it led me here! Can't wait to keep up with your blog.
ReplyDeleteIn some pictures you showed what Brazil. That's right we are a mixture, the Brazilian has many faces. Glad you liked what you saw. Take this opportunity to thank your comments there on my blog. It was a pleasure to come by.
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Hi and thanks for passying by me! Your blog is lovely and very interesting!Love your reflections about Brazil! Adding myself btwn your followers ASAP (I Can't from mobile phone!)
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however, brazil must be a beautiful place, it's in my list of TO GO places from years! it's only a little too far from italy so the tickets cost a lot, but one day i'll go there!
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That's what I love about Brazil. You can't put them into one pot. Everyone's different. Love it. I have friends from there that have natural blond hair, blue eyes and fair skin, and the next friend looks so dark with his skin and hair color it's super funny. And, they both come from the same city etc etc. Just so very interesting. Not to mention that these are the friendliest people ever. :)
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what a beautiful post. thanks for your comment on my blog. i know what you mean about the people standing out, after i spent 6 months in nicaragua the biggest impact was connecting with people of a different culture. i miss them all every day!
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I so love brazilian people and brasil itself!!!!!
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Oh so beautiful...I want to travel so badly...summer...almost here.
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! I would love to visit in Brazil in the future!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post! Skin color shouldn't matter at all in this day and age! I want to visit Brazil one day! It sounds wonderful to live there! xoxoxoo
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ReplyDeleteI agree it was lovely to see the 'many faces of Brazil' and it would be wonderful if diversity was celebrated and not treated as something to be feared...
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What an inspiring post!
ReplyDeletethis is a heartwarming post and it is beautiful indeed to see the diversity
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Thanks for your comment! Great post on your blog. Why can't everyone in this world have such a relaxed behavior about this? Hope I'll make it to Brazil too sometime! :D
ReplyDeleteme encanta tanta diversidad!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful, beautiful post!! Wouldn't it be wonderful if the whole world felt that way??
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Brazil and have always wanted to go.. All the Brazilians I've ever met are beautiful inside and out!
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Great post! I love your pics. Thank you for stopping by and commenting on my blog.
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Well said, great pictures. Thanks for stopping by my blog! Cheers!
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Thanks for sharing such great photos! I would love to take a trip to Brazil some day
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, i love to know new cultures and people but unfortunately I had so less opportunity in my life to travel!
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Thanks for reminding us of this post - It is truly beautiful and a great lesson for us all!
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