I asked you on Facebook which video you'd like to see on this
channel this week and the majority chose this topic, so today I'm going to talk a
little bit about some of the Brazilian channels that I love here on YouTube.
The first channel on this list is Lully de Verdade. I believe this was one of the
first Brazilian channels that I really liked.
Lully graduated in Cinema and besides the videos with movie reviews, she also makes
videos about the more technical part of movies,
she also makes thought-provoking videos, travel videos, and the famous
#5Filmes tag, interviewing other youtubers and personalities about
their favorite movies and she even interviewed Tom Hanks.
Lully's channel is full of culture, so it's really worth watching if you don't
know it yet.
[Lully de Verdade Channel]
The second channel--that if you're Brazilian,
you know it for sure--is Jout Jout's channel. I see her as a
kind of a pop philosopher of YouTube because she always foments relevant and
very interesting discussions, but always in a casual and
fun way. What makes Jout Jout's channel stand out is
her personality.
[JoutJout Prazer Channel]
The third channel is
Afros e Afins by Nátaly Neri. In fact, I discovered Nátaly's channel
through Jout Jout's channel and I loved it immediately.
Nátaly talks about very difficult
subjects, especially on YouTube, such as
feminism and racism, but very intelligently. The way she speaks
is amazing, so she's a virtual activist who's a pleasure to watch.
[Afros e Afins by Nátaly Neri Channel]
The last channel that I'd like to
recommend to you today--and it's the channel I'm most addicted to at this moment--is the channel
Viviuvi. I discovered Vivi's channel a little over a month ago, more or less,
when I was in Brazil and I was searching for info on Marina
Abramovic. Because I'm in the United States, YouTube usually
recommends American channels to me, but because I
was in Brazil, I stumbled upon Vivi's channel and it was a great find.
Vivi devotes her entire channel to art, so if you're an art lover, you'll
love it. She talks about art movements, recommends exhibitions,
books, movies, she also visits exhibitions
around the world and foments really interesting discussions, such as "what's art?"
So, it's really, really cool.
[Vivieuvi Channel]
Well, guys, those were my suggestions
of Brazilian channels that I love at this moment and now it's your turn.
Which Brazilian channels do you love and that you recommend to me? Leave a comment
below so that I can check them out.
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