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What if Brazilian states were nations?

September 15, 2011 rescharf 3

The Economist magazine asks this question in this week’s edition and reveals that: São Paulo’s Gross Domestic Product and GDP per capita could be compared to Poland’s; […]

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7 memorable TV historic series

September 14, 2011 rescharf 0

Brazilian TV, namely Rede Globo network, produced some high-quality historic series. These ones definitely deserve a visit: 1 – Casa das Sete Mulheres – Probably […]

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Porto Alegre in old postcards

August 1, 2011 rescharf 2

Only 73,000 people lived in Porto Alegre, the capital of the Southern state of Rio Grande do Sul, in 1900. Today, its population is around […]

Brazil essentials: 18 Unesco World Heritage sites you must visit

May 17, 2011 rescharf 1

Ouro Preto by Marcelo Costa/ Flickr You decided to make a list of all the absolutely must-see Brazilian sites – but don’t know how to […]

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Gaúchos and their horses

April 14, 2011 rescharf 3

The image of a gaúcho – the cattle rancher, or his employee, wrangling in the vast fields of the state of Rio Grande do Sul […]

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Xote, Brazilian version of a Scottish/German dance

April 7, 2011 rescharf 1

Normally, when a Brazilian refers to xote, he is talking about a dance fairly common in the Northeast region, similar to forró. Curiously, the word […]

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Brazilian volcanoes

May 12, 2010 rescharf 2

If you ask a Brazilian if his country has any volcanoes, he will answer with a very solid no. He will even tell you a […]

Deep Brazil was a magazine on Brazilian Culture, History and curiosities, published from 2006 to 2012 with lots of love. Some content remains, but it's not updated anymore. It was a wonderful ride!

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