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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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What Music Do Brazilians Listen To?

Being born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, I was mainly brought up listening to the likes of Caetano Veloso, Gilberto Gil, and Chico Buarque, amongst other prominent popular singers from the country. But...

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Carioca: A Rio Local, An Exercise, A Dessert Or A Dance?

I was speaking to my partner about how Brazilians born in Rio are called cariocas, and he told me that in France (he is French) this is a dance! I went on searching on Google and to my surprise,...

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Aztecs, Mayans or Incas In Brazil?

When I majored in History at university, the pre-Columbian civilizations have always fascinated me. The Aztecs, Mayans, and Incas in specific, since they were such powerful civilizations. Sometimes,...

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Brazilian Wedding: Should I Wear Formal Attire?

I have been invited to quite a few Brazilian weddings and the way of dressing to it always varies widely according to the season, place (beach, venue, mountain), time of the day, and dress code...

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