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Brazilian

Introduction

Diverse and kind people, unique cuisine, rich culture, some of the most beautiful beaches in the world and breathtaking landscapes are some of the wonders of Brazil.

Quick Facts

Locale codes

Currency

pt-BR

Brazilian real (R$)

Flag

Brazil

Ethnicities

Brancos (White Brazilians) 48%

Pardo (Combined European, Native, and African ancestry) 43%

Afro Brazilians 8%

Asian Brazilians 1%

Indigenous 0.4%

Continent

South America

Language

Portuguese

Most Popular OS

Android

Top Communication App

Whatsapp

**Updated May 2022

What do Brazilians normally wear everyday?

When it comes to dressing in Brazil, both men and women prefer ​light, comfortable materials, particularly during the summer ​months. For casual wear, it is common to see individuals sporting ​sneakers, flip-flops, T-shirts, shorts, pants, and jeans. For women, ​dresses and sandals are also quite popular. In professional ​settings, men often wear long-sleeved shirts and suits with either ​a blazer or pants. Women, on the other hand, typically wear light, ​long-sleeved shirts, suits, and blazers.

Traditional Attire

The clothing worn by Baianas from Bahia, northeast of Brazil, is a ​reflection of African culture's impact on the country. Depending ​on the event, the attire can vary and become quite vibrant. Brazil ​has numerous indigenous tribes that maintain their unique ​dialects and continue to wear traditional clothing and accessories.

Gaúchos from Rio Grande do Sul, South of Brazil, wear ​traditional clothing that was once used for fieldwork. Today, it is ​a symbol of honour and a must-have for special events.

Cowboys in the Central West of Brazil, on the other hand, opt for ​a country-style outfit that is associated with farm activity and ​the Sertanejo music genre.

In Northeast Brazil, traditional costumes are an essential part of ​festivities. For instance, during São João celebrations, party-goers ​don outfits that pay homage to their heritage. Meanwhile, during ​Carnival in Recife, individuals dance the Frevo in vibrant costumes ​that capture the essence of the event.

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