Here there are some pics dedicated to the beautiful brazilian women:
( all people in these pics are brazilians)


http://www.paulohcastro.pop.com.br/daniella%20sarahyba%2020.jpg

http://www.paulohcastro.pop.com.br/daniella%20sarahyba%208.jpg

http://anabeatrizbymiguel.flogbrasil.terra.com.br/1101395105.jpg

http://anabeatrizbymiguel.flogbrasil.terra.com.br/1101304432.jpg

http://www.highlanderbr.com/musanetplus/albums/userpics/10005/daniela_sarahyba.jpg

http://giselebundchen.flogbrasil.terra.com.br/1101409324.jpg

http://img.terra.com.br/i/2003/01/29/31551_ga.jpg

http://img.terra.com.br/i/2003/01/29/31483_ga.jpg

http://img.terra.com.br/i/2003/01/29/31468_ga.jpg

http://img.terra.com.br/i/2003/01/29/31470_ga.jpg

http://www.paonachapa.blogger.com.br/gisele.jpg

http://ofuxico.uol.com.br/images/noticias/10374600_1066573837.jpg

http://img.terra.com.br/i/2003/01/27/30798_ga.jpg

http://img.terra.com.br/i/2003/10/01/78420_ga.jpg

http://img.terra.com.br/i/2003/10/01/78415_ga.jpg

http://pro.corbis.com/images/UT0118156.jpg?size=67&uid={c1897aa2-3a4f-40cb-97c3-

http://ofuxico.uol.com.br/images/fotos/thaisaraujo0610.jpg


http://www2.uol.com.br/simbolo/raca/img/img5a_03_78.jpg

Yum.

Yup LATINA chicks all the way!

At least you posted nearly all kind of Brazil women (although they seem to be all models, don't know all of them) and not only these Giselle Bündchen-like ones, that are only existing in the deepest south ;)

The ones that are missing are the Asian ones - and especially the ones with Japanese-European parents, they are normally considered as the most beautiful ones, as well as more different shades of mulatas and black. But unfortunatly dark people have still a hard stand breaking out of the prejudices even in Brazil (you can see that here in this forum many times :(). For example the first fashion magazine also for and by black girls exists only since about 10 years...

Woot! LOL.

I like the 2nd one from top.

At least you posted nearly all kind of Brazil women (although they seem to be all models, don't know all of them) and not only these Giselle Bündchen-like ones, that are only existing in the deepest south ;)

The ones that are missing are the Asian ones - and especially the ones with Japanese-European parents, they are normally considered as the most beautiful ones, as well as more different shades of mulatas and black. But unfortunatly dark people have still a hard stand breaking out of the prejudices even in Brazil (you can see that here in this forum many times :(). For example the first fashion magazine also for and by black girls exists only since about 10 years...

Yes, I posted a pic of a japanese-brazilian in a bikini! Go check it again. Her name is Sabrina Satto and she is pretty famous in Brazil after participating of one edition of Big Brother Brazil.

Although you seem to know a lot about Brazil Kuesel, sometimes I get disappointed with your posts. Blond brazilians don´t exist only in the south of Brazil, you should know that. The southeast state of Espírito Santo has many small towns up in the mountains where almost 100% of the population are germans, italians from the north of Italy ( in the boarder with Germany and Austria) and also dutch settlers.
Many portugueses that came to Brazil are from the northern part of Portugal, which have lots of people of germanic ancestry. These portugueses are visible all over Brazil. That is why you find brazilians with blue eyes, blond hair, very light skin but without a german or italian surname.

Furthermore, in my state, Minas Gerais, there are lots of italian descendants from the north of Italy that look just like germans . However, these brazilians are usually in the upper classes, so you don´t see them walking in the middle of the crowds in downtown Belo Horizonte , for example.
But if you go to the shopping malls and the luxury neighboorhoods you will see lots of them. :)



And another info that I´m sure you probably don´t know:


The central part of Brazil received a lot of people from the south of Brazil in the last decade, especially the state of Mato Grosso do Sul. These people built great small towns in this area of Brazil and are nowadays very rich farmers, in part responsible for Brazil having surpassed the US as the world´s largest soy producer . :) :cheers:

More brazilians:

This one is Ana Beatriz Barros, a model from the brazilian city of Belo Horizonte. She´s making a huge success in US after appearing in Sports Illustrated Magazine and Guess adds. She reminds me of Denise Richards, the north american actress.
Belo Horizonte is considered, in Brazil, one the best places to see beautiful women.

http://www.anabeatrizbymiguel.flogbrasil.terra.com.br/1099056306.jpg

http://www.anabeatrizbymiguel.flogbrasil.terra.com.br/1101483687.jpg

http://www.anabeatrizbymiguel.flogbrasil.terra.com.br/1081872336.jpg

http://anabeatrizbymiguel.flogbrasil.terra.com.br/1095818556.jpg

http://www.iespana.es/cinemusicmodels/images/anabeatriz/anabeatriz12.jpg

http://www.iespana.es/cinemusicmodels/images/anabeatriz/anabeatriz4.jpg

http://www.iespana.es/cinemusicmodels/images/anabeatriz/anabeatriz1.jpg

http://www.anabeatrizbymiguel.flogbrasil.terra.com.br/1082048928.jpg



http://www.anabeatrizbymiguel.flogbrasil.terra.com.br/1083181518.jpg

Phwwoooaaaar!

That's the best set of megapixels I've ever laid eyes on. :)

I've long advocated a substantial increase in immigration from South America though in all honesty my motivations aren't squarely on humanitarian grounds. Australian culture is missing a little bit of Latin American influence ;)

Don´t say "South America". Please, don´t think that peruvians, bolivians or mexican girls look like those of Brazil...

People in Brazil are entirely different from the people of other South American countries.

there got nothing on Aussie chicks!! :) :runaway: