Brazilian culture has multi-ethnic characteristics. As a melting pot of ethnic groups, Brazil has immigrants from Europe, Africa, Asia and other regions. They have very different performances in music and dance. Regardless of its artistic form or popular characteristics, Brazilian music has attracted worldwide attention.

Brazilian culture has strong Latin American characteristics and is very charming. Common music and dance fashions (such as samba) mostly come from the folk and are mainly influenced by African Americans. It is also performed by people with no formal musical training. Every February, new songs are swarmed out during the carnival. Many of the themes are based on the social environment at that time or what is happening around them. The colorful carnival performance through personal performances is one of the ways to express Brazil's multiple cultures. one.

Due to the nation’s love for football and the achievements of its men’s and women’s national teams in world competitions, Brazil is known as the “Kingdom of Football”. The traditional uniform of the Brazilian football team is a yellow top with green stripes, blue shorts, and white socks with green stripes. The new uniforms are a dark blue top with yellow stripes, white shorts, and dark blue socks with yellow stripes.

Brazilians usually eat European and Western food. Because of the developed animal husbandry, meat accounts for a large proportion of the food Brazilians eat. Among the staple foods of Brazilians, black beans, a specialty of Brazil, occupy a place.

Brazil, a major Latin American country, is world-famous for its high-quality and strong coffee. It is the world's largest coffee producer and exporter and is known as the "Coffee Kingdom". Coffee is native to Ethiopia in Africa and was introduced to Brazil in 1727.