:51:01
This is none of my business,
which makes me more interested,
:51:05
but if you wanna make a move on Isabella,
you may wanna learn about Brazilian women.
:51:11
Like... like what?
:51:14
- Let me see your watch.
- OK.
:51:19
Thanks.
:51:21
TAG Heuer.
:51:24
What the hell...!
:51:26
If you wanna learn about Isabella,
you have to learn about Brazil.
:51:30
- That's a $1,000 watch!
- Brazil is more than a country.
:51:33
See, Brazil, it's a sensation.
It's a mood you can't describe.
:51:38
You can't define it.
You can only feel it. OK? Try, try.
:51:42
It starts in the south in Porto Alegre, see?
:51:47
And it makes its way up to Recife, right?
:51:51
It's the drums of Candomblé,
it's the samba of "Carnaval,"
:51:56
the tom-toms of the Yoruba.
:51:59
You feel it in the soles of your feet,
up to your knees, to your...
:52:04
All the way to your heart.
:52:06
You forget the watch, OK?
:52:09
You have the moon,
you have the tide, you have the stars.
:52:14
Isabella is Brazil, and Brazil... is Isabella.
:52:20
And if you want her,
don't try, don't plan or prepare.
:52:25
Feel.
:52:30
Feel.
:52:42
Melons are like boyfriends.
Shall I tell you why?
:52:45
To get a single good one, you must 100 try.
:52:48
But why try more than you have to?
:52:51
Hello. I am Isabella Oliveira, and welcome
to a special edition of "Passion Food."
:52:57
Today we'll be creating a symphony of fruits
from around the world.