Non-verbal communication in Brazil

Colombia and Brazil have some similarities and differences in non-verbal communication that can be separated in several aspects. In physical contact, Brazilians, like Colombians, stand out for being very tactile and physical contact such as touching the shoulders and arms during communication is normal, gestures are commonly used in both countries, some gestures that are used in Brazil are the rubbing of hands to express indifference or thumbs up to approve, as for the sounds they are frequent in both countries to express emotions and react to situations such as clicking the tongue means disapproval in both countries, finally it should be noted that for Brazilians and Colombians is normal to interrupt during a conversation to express their own point of view.