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Are you a Brazilian soccer fan? If yes, then you can’t miss this video that presents 10 curiosities about Brazilian soccer, interesting facts about this passionate sport. Did you know that the first soccer game in Brazil was held in 1895? And that Brazil is the only country that has participated in every World Cup since the first one in 1930? Find out much more with these 10 curiosities about Brazilian soccer, and learn a little more about the history and culture of soccer in Brazil.

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🔴Brazil is a country with a rich and diverse culture, and some of its customs are unique and fascinating. One of these customs is our love for coffee, which is considered a national passion. Brazilians take great pride in our coffee, and it is common to find a coffee shop on almost every street corner. Along with coffee, sunbathing is also a very popular activity, whether on a beach or in a cosmetic clinic. Brazilians from all walks of life enjoy sunbathing and relaxing on a slab, which is another popular custom in Brazil.

Another custom that is deeply rooted in Brazilian culture is our warmth and affection towards others. Brazilians like to touch each other when greeting each other, with kisses and hugs . This display of affection is a reflection of our warm and friendly nature.

When it comes to food, rice and beans are a staple in our daily diet. This typical Brazilian habit is so deeply rooted that it is hard to imagine a meal without them. Farofa, a mixture of toasted manioc flour, is another food that is almost unanimous in our cuisine.

Vanity is another strong characteristic of Brazilians, and this is evident in research that placed us as the second most vain country in the world. Taking a bath in the evening before bed is a ritual that many Brazilians practice, as it helps to refresh oneself and to sleep well.

Brazilians have a diverse palate, and some of our favorite snacks include coxinha de frango, brigadeiro, and misto quente. But our real culinary strength lies in the churrasco (barbecue) and feijoada.

When it comes to entertainment, Brazilians know how to have fun. Samba, the beach, and soccer are some of the most popular pastimes in Brazil. Whether it’s dancing to the rhythm of samba or playing a pick-up game of soccer on the beach, Brazilians are always ready to have fun.

We hope you have enjoyed learning about the customs and traditions that make Brazil a unique and special place. If you want to continue exploring the real Brazil, be sure to subscribe to our channel and activate the little bell to receive notifications of new videos full of information.