João Pedro speaks Brazilian Portuguese and Rioplatense Spanish, two Romance languages. Spoken in Uruguay, Argentina, and pockets of Brazil, Rioplatense Spanish has developed from influence by a wide range of languages, including Quechua, Guaraní, Neapolitan, Galician Basque, and Portuguese.

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This video was recorded by João Pedro Ribeiro Pena in Campos do Jordão, Brazil. Portuguese is spoken by more than 200 million people, primarily in Portugal and Brazil, where it is the majority native language, as well as in many African nations, and Macau, where it enjoys official administrative status.