Olga do Brasil

    Olga

    A Russian living in Brazil compares both countries in Portuguese, from food and cities to TV culture.

    Russians explaining Russia

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    Published in 4 languages: EN · FR · PT · RU

    Checked Sep 2026

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    A história SURREAL do sucesso das novelas BRASILEIRAS na RÚSSIA

    How Brazilian telenovelas became part of Soviet and Russian pop culture.

    Olga is Russian and lives in Brazil, where she films in Portuguese for a Brazilian audience. Her videos compare everyday life in the two countries: city guides to Brasília, Porto Alegre and Florianópolis, Brazilian food and drink tasted by Russians, and her own Portuguese test. Some episodes explain Russia to Brazilians, such as the history of Brazilian telenovelas on Soviet and Russian television. Her most viewed videos include a friend's first impressions after moving from Russia to Brazil.

    What you'll find here

    • 01How Brazilian telenovelas became hits in Russia
    • 02Brazilian cities reviewed by a Russian resident
    • 03Russians tasting Brazilian food and drinks

    What this channel shows better than anyone

    Russian–Brazilian cultural links explained in Portuguese.

    Start here

    MINHA AMIGA RUSSA SE MUDOU PARA O BRASIL | PRIMEIRA IMPRESSAO DELA

    A Russian friend's first impressions after moving to Brazil.

    RUSSOS provando VODKAS BRASILEIRAS mais BARATAS

    Russians taste Brazil's cheapest vodkas.

    BRASÍLIA NÃO É o que você pensa: O vídeo mais HONESTO sobre a CAPITAL

    Brasília through the eyes of a Russian resident.

    “Sou uma russa que mora no Brasil, fala português e adora descobrir todas as coisas loucas e diferentes desse país e desse povo maravilhoso.”

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    Russia
    Lives in
    Brazil
    Films in
    português, русский
    Topics
    daily life

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