Which race is dominant in Brazil?

Brazil is dominated by mixed-race people.

1, hybrid: about 47% of Brazil's population. A hybrid refers to a group of people whose ancestors are Europeans, Africans, Indians and Asians. Due to the racial blending and mixing in the history of Brazil, mixed-race has become the largest ethnic group in Brazil.

2. White: About 43% of Brazil's population. White people are mainly of European descent, including descendants of immigrants from Portugal, Italy, Germany, Spain and other countries. They have played an important role in the history and culture of Brazil, and have had a great impact on the social economy.

3. Blacks: About 8% of Brazil's population. Black people refer to people of African descent, most of whom were brought to Brazil during the period of slavery. Their culture and traditions have had a profound impact on Brazilian society, especially in music, dance and religion.

4. Indians: About 0.4% of Brazil's population. Indians are the aborigines of Brazil. Although their population is relatively small, they play an important role in the history and culture of Brazil. Their land rights and cultural heritage protection are one of the important issues in Brazilian society.

Brazilian way of life:

1. Diet is an important part of Brazilian culture. Brazilians like to enjoy delicious food, and the food culture is also influenced by immigrants. The most popular dish in Brazil is barbecue. Many people choose to enjoy this kind of food at home or in restaurants during weekend parties. In addition, there are many delicious dishes in Brazil, such as fish and taro stew, black beans, rice and so on.

2. Brazilians are hospitable and like to get together and socialize. There are various entertainment activities and festivals in Brazil. The annual Brazilian Carnival is the most popular festival in Brazil, attracting tourists from all over the world. In addition, football is also a sport that Brazilians love, and football match is one of the most popular entertainment activities for Brazilians on weekends and holidays.

3. Brazilians pay attention to health and health preservation. Brazil is a country with developed sports culture. Many people like to take part in exercises and sports, such as mountaineering, skating, swimming and beach volleyball. In Brazil, the beach is also one of the most popular places of entertainment. People play with sand, sunbathe, swim and surf there and enjoy a healthy lifestyle.