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Brazil and Argentina, two countries, different perspective definitely different vibes.

People always ask. Why don’t I stay at resorts because I’m not looking for a version of the country that they built for tourists

I want the version that was built for the people who actually lived there whether it was walking in the streets or real wandering through Buenos Aires, sitting out the neighborhood cafe or getting lost, trying to communicate in language I don’t speak, but that where the trip actually begins, travel for me isn’t about luxury. It’s about perspective. I want to feel the rhythm of the city and the conversation through the people, the markets, the victories, a struggle, the hardness and trenches !!! that the unique perspective, ironically the further I travel from home the more connected I feel

Brazil and Argentina reminds me that the world gets a lot bigger when you’re willing to become a student once again..

Brazil 🇧🇷 | Day 4
Some places become famous because they’re beautiful. Others become memorable because of the stories they hold.
Day 4 took me from standing beneath Christ the Redeemer, one of the most recognizable landmarks in the world, to walking the historic Escadaria Selarón—the colorful staircase featured in music videos by Pharrell and Snoop Dogg. But my favorite moment was finding the hidden Brazilian flag stairs, tucked away from the crowds.
The more I travel, the more I realize that the most rewarding experiences aren’t always the ones everyone posts about. Sometimes they’re the places you have to search for—the ones that make you slow down, look around, and appreciate where you are.
Travel isn’t just about seeing the world.
It’s about seeing it differently.
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