Author: NEWSPAPER The Brasilians
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CAPITAL INICIAL – May 5th in Florida
Fifteen years ago, a band from Brasília was reinventing itself in the most unlikely and unpretentious way possible. The catalyst for this second coming was an MTV Unplugged, recorded without excessive production, but with a commercial result beyond any expectations: over two million CDs sold. The Capital Inicial of the 80s became the Capital Inicial…
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Brazilian cities often offer nice tours to museums and the main attractions nearby. The country has more than 3 thousand museums and it’s ranked about 8th among 141 countries in cultural resources. The museum with the highest visitation numbers in Brazil is the Imperial Museum of Petrópolis. The Imperial Museum has received 321,6 thousand visitors…
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Maria da Penha Law: Fight Against Violence
International Women’s Day, celebrated internationally on March 8th, is a time to reflect on progress made, to call for change and to celebrate acts of courage and determination by ordinary women who have played an extraordinary role in the history of their countries and communities. In Brazil, there is one woman who became a symbol…
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Portuguese Presence: From Colonizers to Immigrants
Records of Portuguese immigration to Brazil appeared in the 18th century and became more regular from the 19th century onwards. Due to numerous studies on the subject, today we can count on more reliable estimates of the number of immigrants who came to Brazil since the 16th century. In the first two centuries of colonization,…
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History, Nature, and Gastronomy Await You in Virginia
During your vacation in Virginia, the hardest decision will be choosing among the many tempting options: history with a modern twist; stunning natural beauty; shopping in brand-name stores and boutiques; soaking up the sun on miles of untouched beaches; savoring local products; and tasting award-winning wines. Virginia is for lovers: follow your heart!This is the…
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Iowa: Little-known attractions and iconic landmarks
Iowa is the only state that borders two navigable rivers (the Missouri and Mississippi rivers) and two National Scenic Byways (the Loess Hills National Scenic Byway and the Great River Road). Amid all this, the state is filled with unique and renowned destinations, including the birthplace of President Herbert Hoover and his library, the Historic…
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Angra dos Reis: one of the best destinations for 2017
The year 2017 has arrived, bringing with it the opportunity to travel more and discover beaches, major cities, and diverse cultures around the world. Angra dos Reis (RJ) is among the 50 destinations selected by Travel and Leisure, one of the most recognized American publications. The publication highlights not only the crystal-clear waters but also…
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Memorial to Receive Afro Tourism Hub
The Memorial Park Quilombo dos Palmares, located in Serra da Barriga, Alagoas, will host the first integrated project to promote tourism activities in the region. The initiative, developed through the Cultural Foundation Palmares (FCP) and the State University of Alagoas (Uneal), aims to transform the site into an afro tourism hub.The project includes the city…
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The Charming Village of Trancoso
Situated on top of a hill, the small village of Trancoso is a district of Porto Seguro and one of the most sought-after locations on the Bahia coast. It is an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle of big cities and relax by the shores of paradisiacal beaches with fine sand and warm…
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Understanding Google for Education
Brazil has about 120,000 municipal schools, and all of them can benefit from Google for Education. A complete package of tools for students and teachers to use at home, for principals to use at school, and for everyone to use in the classroom. Never heard of it? Then don’t waste any more time and discover…