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One thing you must understand about Brazil is that, although Brazil is a single country, it’s extremely diverse, much more diverse than For instance, Rio de Janeiro is a city that’s entirely different from Belo Horizonte which is only eight hours to the north.  Both are very different from São Paolo, one of the largest cities in the world which is more similar to New York City than other cities. Then there’s the south of Brazil which doesn’t even resemble “Brazil” and the north, which is very “Brazilian.”  Naturally, depending on where you go, the women will be different as well. Most of my experience was in Rio de Janeiro, where the women are outgoing, friendly and exude that se*iness that Brazilian women are Physically, they had olive skin and, for the most part, resembled Europeans such as Portuguese, Italians or Spaniards.  If you head to a city such as São Paolo, the women will typically be lighter and even more European-looking. Lots of women will be of Italian descent, similar to the neighboring Argentina, but definitely friendlier. Heading further south to cities such as Curitiba and Florianopolis, and you’ll suddenly realize that you left Brazil and are somewhere The women there will resemble nothing of their Rio de Janeiro counterparts, but will still be friendlier, exuding the familiar The last big city in the south is Porto Alegre and the women there will be a bit colder than women in Rio de Janeiro, but still very Belo Horizonte is a big city in a state called Minas Gerais, and when I lived there, I found the women to be super friendly and They were even friendlier in neighboring cities such as Juiz de Fora (I once dated a gi*l there for a while) and Uberlandia.  Both cities are excellent options for friendly, down-to-earth, country type women. Head further inland, and you’re getting into the “Texas” of Brazil with country music, forro dancing, and lots of friendly women. I met my first Brazilian gi*lfriend in a San Francisco supermarket. She was from Goiania, a region right in the heart of Brazil.