The life of a Peixe Boi (sea cow or Trichechus manatus in scientific language) is rather laid back. This docile and inoffensive creature spends about a third of each day feeding on various water plants growing in the deep Amazon waterways. It usually swims alone but sometimes meets with others at warm swimming holes or rich feeding...
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Brazil’s Best Beaches & Boardwalks
Copacabana Boardwalk in Rio de Janeiro: This four-kilometer stretch of beach is one of the most densely populated areas in the world and is famous for its beautiful women in provocative bikinis, professional athletes playing volleyball in the sand, and celebrities walking or jogging up and...
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Without a doubt, beer commercials in Brazil are the funniest and best produced commercials you’ll see…and Brahma is among the top contenders.
What happens in Brazil…doesn’t always stay in Brazil. This is one of the funniest.
Soccer legend Ronaldo takes on the bull for...
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Brazil’s Rising...
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Brazilian cuisine is as mixed and varied as are the Brazilian people. Also like the people, Brazilian food can be traced back to the mixture of three distinct groups: the native people, the Portuguese, and the African influences. And there may be no Brazilian food more representative of these three races than the famous Brazilian...
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Brazilians are known the world over for having the world’s best butts and until now, it’s been a secret as to exactly how they accomplish this. This article will reveal the secret to Brazil’s beautiful backside.
To have an ass like a Brazilian, you must…
Ride to work on the bus every day. At least 2 days...
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Throw Another Pastel in the Oil for Me
No matter where you go in Brazil, you’ll probably encounter the ubiquitous Brazilian Pastel. Any small sidewalk food stand will have a deep fryer with these little square pastries puffing up in the hot oil. They’re usually sold four or five at a time with a cup of juice or soda for a...
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Carnaval in Salvador, Florianopolis and Rio
Most people think of either Rio de Janeiro or Salvador for Carnaval festivities. Indeed, these two cities host two of Brazil’s most all-out, over-the-top Carnaval celebrations. But to complete the list, you’d have to add the Carnavals of Recife/Olinda, and Florianópolis. By far the...
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Parrachos are clusters of rocks in the ocean, usually found in shallow, sandy areas. They are rich in sea life and perfect for fishing and snorkeling. Brazilians also call these formations piscinas naturais, or natural pools, because the rock formations leave large pools between them. The pools usually have soft, sandy bottoms....
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Excellent commercial featuring the great Ronaldihno Gaucho....
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