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Unlike other dating sites with millions of profiles, endless swiping, sending emails to fake accounts, or sifting through too many love interests who quickly become cryptocurrency scammers, FBWL takes a boutique, more personal approach to finding your true love. We really hope you enjoy our site, your experience and most of all, find your true Brazilian love.

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Learn more about Brazil:

Curiosities about Brazil:

Cristo Redentor

Situated 709m above sea level, the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue has been a symbol of Rio de Janeiro since 1931. Visited by 2 million people annually, it gets hit by lightning about six times each year due to its high position on Corcovado Hill.

Acai Bowls

With 4600 miles of Brazilian coastline, no beach day is complete without an Acai Bowl. Packed with antioxidants, this native fruit is mashed, mixed with other fruits and juices, served frozen like a smoothie, and topped with nuts, granola, and coconut.

Brazil is the Largest Country in South America

Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world, larger than the contiguous United States by 300,000 square miles. It has over 217 million people and spans four time zones.

The Amazon Rainforest and River

Known as "The Lungs of the Earth," the Amazon Rainforest is mostly in Brazil and is crucial in fighting climate change. The Amazon River spans 4225 miles, home to unique wildlife like river dolphins, green anacondas, and giant otters.

We give a lot of kisses and hugs to greet or say goodbye to someone

As Latinos, we are a very warm people. We give a lot of hugs, handshakes, and one (or two or three) kisses when we greet or say goodbye to someone. But outside of Latin America, this habit is not so common. Americans and Europeans are much more reserved. When arriving at a party, for example, they don't go around saying hello to everyone (unlike here in Brazil, where it’s common to take a long walk greeting everyone who arrived before you).