Quote: (01-01-2012 12:08 PM)Mr.GM Wrote:
-Whats the similarities and the differences between Colombianas and Brasileiras?Which is hotter (on an average, of course)
I would have to give Colombian women the upper hand. They have a more complete look. Cute faces, big tits, and just all-around nice bodies. Brazilian women, on average, don't really have great faces; they have small tits, but nice curves (asses). I'm sure the hottest "hot" women in Brazil can compete with the hottest chicks from anywhere, but on average I would say Colombianas are better when it comes to loooks, though Brasileiras have a sexy factor and they are much easier to lay. With that being said, men from all over Latin America dream about Colombianas. They are like the ideal. They are very feminine and loyal, and just good women all-around. I've heard that Colombia has the lowest divorce rate in the world.
Quote: (01-01-2012 12:08 PM)Mr.GM Wrote:
-The "vibe",cultural traits of each country and its people are similar?Or is it different?
This is what makes Brasil unique for me. I don't think any place has that Brasilian attitude towards life. It really seems sometimes that Brasilians live for two things, and two things only: Futebol and Carnaval. I distinctly remember traveling from Argentina to Brazil and the "vibe" completely changing when I entered Brazilian soil. It immediately felt more relaxed and laid-back. I also felt this way when I flew from Sao Paulo to Bogota once; it went from more to less laid-back.
I have great friends from Colombia and Brazil and the people of both countries are among the friendliest you will find in Latin America. I love both, but, ultimately, I think Brazilians have that "cool" factor that you won't really find anywhere else. The social dynamic is much more interesting and energized in Brazil.
Quote: (01-01-2012 12:08 PM)Mr.GM Wrote:
-Quality of life is similar?Whats the most remarkable thing about living with Colombians and with Brazilians?
Brazil by far, but it also depends on the city.
Medellin is one of the most pleasant cities you will find in Latin America. The people are extraordinarily polite. It's a city with a population like Chicago but whenever you interact with someone in a service setting they end the transaction with a phrase like "siempre a la orden," which is something like saying "always at your service," or they'll say "con mucho gusto," which is "with great pleasure" [to meet you]. It's amazing, especially when you're in a setting with the Andes as the backdrop in a valley with springlike weather year-round. I also like the architecture, especially in Poblado, and the works of Botero which you find all throughout the downtown area. The Poblado district of Medellin is one of the wealthiest neighborhoods in Latin America.
The smaller cities in Colombia are also very pleasant (Manizales, Armenia, etc).
The rest of Colombia lags behind in terms of social services and standard of living.
Economically speaking, Brazil is far ahead of Colombia. There are many cities, particularly in the south, where the quality of life is far ahead of what you would find anywhere in Colombia (Curitiba, Porto Alegre, Floripa, etc).
On a whole, Brazilian cities have a higher quality of life.
Quote: (01-01-2012 12:08 PM)Mr.GM Wrote:
anyway general thoughts about the countries and its women, for me its easy to define Brazil x Argentina in terms of women and culture , but with Colombia it still not as clear to me.
I know exactly what you mean by this. Most Argentine women have a European or Mestiza look while most Brasileiras are mezclas of some sort, which makes it easier to compare the two. Colombians are more like Brazilians but with a far higher proportion of mestizas, especially in Bogota, Antioquia, etc.
Colombia is more like Brazil, in many ways, than any other Latin country. I think if you had to choose a Spanish-speaking country to compare with Brazil, it would probably be Colombia. They both share the Amazon, and have regions with very diverse populations. Colombia is only behind Brazil and the United States in the Americas as a country with the highest number of people of African descent.
Ultimately, it comes down to preferences. It's really tough to compare Colombianas with Brasileiras. It's like trying to compare two great sports teams from different eras when both are winners.
Hope this helps bro.