Corrections

Outside of all the known Brazilian stereotypes (Samba, Soccer, Carnaval and Women), there are also our regional stereotypes.

Each person who come from particular region/state of Brazil have his own 'famous'.

Here are some of them: Acre (state - North): the Acre doesn't exists.

People don't talk too much about Acre, so there is the reason for stereotype.

Amazonas (state - North): Amazonas is many times cunfused with the world's biggest rainforest, the Amazon; which many Brazilians think that exists just in Brazil (the major part is in Brazil, but also exist in other 7 countries from South America).

Everywhere in North: the Indian Land.

As a richiest nature region of Brazil, the people apply to that region this conotation.

But the most native indians from Brazil was died, and many languages and traditions dies too.

Goiás (state - Centre-West): Sertanejo Doubles Land.

The sertanejo (Brazil's country music) have special force in this state, and the most sertanejo's singers come from there.

Mato Grosso & Mato Grosso do Sul (states - Centre-West): the World's Barn.

With an economy based in cattle-raising and agriculture, there are the brazilian cowboys and where come from the stereotype.

Bahia (state - Northeastern): Lazy Land.

Brazilians see the bahianos as the lazy people.

Don't ask me why 'cause I don't know xD.

São Paulo (state - Southeast): stressed people.

Too much work, a lot of things to do, makes any one stressed!

Rio de Janeiro (state - Southeast): Tourism & Gringos.

Minas Gerais (state - Southeast): A lot of cheese.

Espírito Santo (state - Southeast): this state isn't important.

Almost the same case as Acre.

Paraná & Santa Catarina (states - South): Where come from the prettiest women in Brazil.

This explain itself.

Rio Grande do Sul (state - South): Too cold, too european and very much gay.

As you see, there's so much more to discover in Brazil than the São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro cities.

People shouln't generalize and never look to the stereotypes.