I simply couldn’t resist reproducing this video, published earlier by The Good Blood. In Rio, fun and joie de vivre come first:
[...] Singing in the Flood [...]
David Rocha, 20 years old, scavenges for old quality wood in the landfills of Sao Paulo. Then he transforms old wardrobes and tables into violins and other musical instruments. In this video interview for daily …
Reputed American TV news magazine 60 minutes aired on Sunday a documentary about Brazil’s economical growth – in fact, a recycled version of a previous program, shown last December, when president Luiz Inácio Lula da …
Sales of private vehicles grew 10% in 2010 and Brazilians get more and more addicted to their cars. In a way, it is a pity – more traffic jams, more air pollution, less urban interaction. …
by Julia Oeseburg, the Brazilian Guru
The village of Jericoacoara, located in the northern tip of the Ceará, is one of those “nature little secrets” that will blow you away from the minute you get there …
I was looking around for information about Brazil and found your blog… thanks so much. I’m thinking about traveling to Sao Paulo in the fall, in the meantime I’m trying to cook Brazilian food and studying Portuguese (online with Babbel.com (http://www.babbel.com)). Obrigada!
Thanks to you Mara and welcome on board. And please, feel free to suggest interesting topics.