Korea for Brazil: 4 Portuguese-language creators
In Brazil, Korean dramas are common enough to have their own nickname, “doramas.” Here are four Portuguese-language channels: life vlogs from Brazilians in Korea, K-drama reviews, and a Brazilian online Korean school.
Criteria
At least 100,000 subscribers on the main platform (YouTube), a new video or Short within the last 90 days (since 2026-07-13), grouped by primary language or format. Official channel URLs, subscriber counts and latest upload dates were checked directly on YouTube on 2026-10-11. Creators with notable controversies, minors, channels that re-edit other people’s footage without transformation, and gossip or exposé channels were excluded. Order is not a ranking.
YoitsLari
Languages: PortugueseTopics: Life in Korea, Beauty
About 386K subscribers · as of Oct 11, 2026
The Portuguese-language channel of Larissa Godoy, a Brazilian living in Seoul, opened in 2018. Vlogs cover Seoul routines — Korean classes, campus visits, shopping, beauty appointments — and how she moved to and settled in Korea on her own.
Visit the YouTube channel ↗Instagram @larissa__godoy_ ↗TikTok @yoitslari ↗
Vivendo na Coreia
Languages: PortugueseTopics: Life in Korea, Culture
About 157K subscribers · as of Oct 11, 2026
A Portuguese-language channel opened in 2021 by Thalita, a Brazilian who has lived in Korea since 2007. Vlogs walk through daily routines in Korea and the everyday customs that surprise newcomers.
Visit the YouTube channel ↗Instagram @p ↗
Na Coreia Tem – Carol Pardini
Languages: PortugueseTopics: K-drama, Korean film, News
About 151K subscribers · as of Oct 11, 2026
A Portuguese-language channel run since 2019 by Brazilian K-drama commentator Carol Pardini. It covers new releases on Netflix, Disney+ and other streamers, “is it worth watching?” reviews, and K-drama and Korean film news, with a companion website and newsletter.
Visit the YouTube channel ↗Instagram @nacoreiatem ↗Website ↗
Coreano Online
Languages: PortugueseTopics: Korean lessons, Culture
About 436K subscribers · as of Oct 11, 2026
A Portuguese-language channel run since 2017 by a Brazilian online Korean school. Videos connect language and culture — how Korean names are formed, what well-known Korean brand names mean — alongside short study clips.
Visit the YouTube channel ↗Website ↗
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