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Category: Brazilian Culture

link to Flushing Toilet Paper in Brazil: Why Is This A Taboo?

Flushing Toilet Paper in Brazil: Why Is This A Taboo?

Many tourists are surprised when they find out a good portion of Brazilians throw the toilet paper in a bin inside their bathrooms instead of just flushing it away. Many countries worldwide have...

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link to Beyond Samba: 7 Brazilian Dances You Must Know

Beyond Samba: 7 Brazilian Dances You Must Know

The Bossa Nova genre and Carnaval may have catapulted Samba into international acclaim ever since the mid-'50s. Still, Brazilian culture has a lot more up its sleeve to showcase how fun and exciting...

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Rio Carnival: Instruments Used And How It Is Organized

Carnival in Rio is arguably the biggest party in the world and no wonder: not only are the costumes fun and colorful, but the music and instrumentation are big, loud, soulful, and will most...

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A Guide For Tipping In Brazil

Taxis, restaurants, hotels: there are many different types of services in Brazil, and around the world that are usually gratified by customers with a tip. If, when, or how much to tip can vary a lot...

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Jazz And Bossa Nova: What Is The Difference?

Tom Jobim statue in Ipanema beach, Rio de Janeiro, cradle of Bossa Nova. Wikicommons | VinnyWiki Even if you’re not a Jazz or Bossa Nova expert, you’ve probably heard songs on both rhythms...

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What Instruments Are (Actually) Played In Brazil?

You’re probably aware of how drums are a big part of the local music in Brazil (especially samba), but are you familiar with any other instruments that make Brazilian culture one of a...

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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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