Russia in Brazil: the fastest-growing Portuguese-language niche about Russia

    Portuguese is the language where curiosity about Russia is growing fastest and reliable material is thinnest. The directory's Brazilian corner is where both meet.

    The Portuguese-language channels in our directory split into two mirrored groups: Russians who moved to Brazil and explain Russia to a Brazilian audience, and Brazilians in Russia filming what surprised them. Between them they cover the questions Brazilian readers actually send us — what things cost, how cold it really is, whether the language is learnable.

    Several of these creators publish in Portuguese and Russian at once, which makes them useful in both directions. That is also why they appear on the Portuguese language landing page of the directory as well as here.

    We check links and activity before listing, and we keep the description of each channel to what it publishes. Where a channel is mostly opinion or analysis rather than daily life, its card says so.

    Portuguese-language creators in the directory

    • Canal do Russo

      Brazil → Russia

      moving · adapting · starting over · Brazil → Russia

    • Clara Raffaeli

      Brazil → Russia

      fashion · lifestyle · personal experience · Brazil → Russia

    • Katiusha a Russa

      Brazil → Brazil

      Russian language and culture explained in Portuguese

    • O Russo dos R$2 Mil

      Stani — Brazil → Brazil

      a Russian in Brazil, interviews and everyday life in Portuguese

    • Olga do Brasil

      Olga — Brazil → Florianópolis

      everyday life in Brazil, in Portuguese

    • Uma Russa no Brasil

      Brazil → Brazil

      Russia and Brazil compared, in Portuguese

    • Vem a Mim Língua Russa

      Thiago de Melo — Brazil → Russia

      Russian language · trips · Russian wife · daily routine · Brazil → Russia

    • Vilma Leahy

      Brazil → Russia

      languages · translation · everyday blog · Brazil → Russia

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