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Valentine’s Day In Brazil: Not on February 14th!

On February 14, the whole world celebrates Valentine's Day, the day on which love is celebrated in honor of Saint Valentine, a priest. He risked his life to celebrate marriages in the 3rd century....

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Brazil: “o Pais do Futebol”

There aren't many countries that hold a candle to the vibrant culture surrounding soccer in Brazil when it comes to soccer. Brazil has been famous for its dedication and soccer performance for over a...

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Gift Giving In Brazil: What To Expect

Gifting someone can be a hard task for some people, as it takes getting to know a person fairly well in order to get them something meaningful or of their taste and liking. And if that person is from...

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Why Are Brazilian Names Long?

If you know a Brazilian person, they probably have a relatively extensive name, may be composed of at least 3 or 4 surnames, right? While in most of the world, people just have a name and the last...

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Capybara: All You Need to Know About the Chillest Animal on Earth

While many people believe that the capybara is the Brazilian official animal symbol (we clarified this on our Brazilian National Animal post), this lovely and peaceful mammal is indeed popular in the...

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Brazilian Art: Native, Colonial, Modern and More

Cultural plurality has been present in the history of humanity ever since the dawn of time, and Brazil's cultural background is one out of many examples of how you can learn a lot about a place just...

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Hi, I'm Ana! I am the owner of this site and I wanted to share with non-Portuguese speakers all the amazing things Brazil has to offer. Whether you are interested in visiting, living, or just general information about Brazil, this is the place to look for it! I hope you enjoy the content! Obrigada pela visita! PS: this was supposed to show the view from Sugarloaf behind me but the picture is just too small!

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