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She is of course trying to hide her accent, and she is speaking very slow, so it is hard to precise her city, but I'm sure she is from countryside of southeast.

She is trying to hide her accent but for sure she is from the region close to the boundary of São Paulo and Minas Gerais states. The way she says "Tereza" is like "TereAza" and "como é" is like "cumé" and it is usually how the people from that region does.

It is difficult to be precise on the accent she has, but I would say she is from somewhere close to the city of São Paulo. People from the rest of the state of São Paulo, speak very differently.

She hides her accent and tries to speak in a clean way, but It's rare see someone speaking like that here in day life. But I got some traces that she didn't hide : 0:17 - ficaR 0:31 - voltaR 1:52 - senhoR 2:31 - taRde By the "R retroflexo"(or "R caipira") I guess she is from somewhere from these states : São Paulo, Minas Gerais, Paraná, Goiás or Mato Grosso . Even if some people from these states have the same pronounce for R , they have a completely different accent. Some other words that she speaks like "Ana", "Profissão" reminds me são paulo(not capital), but I'm not sure.