Author: The Brasilians NewsPaper
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An Art Exhibition by Heloisa Pomfret
Heloisa Pomfret, Brazilian-American visual artist, will present her works at the N’Namdi Contemporary Art Center in Detroit, MI. The opening reception will be on Friday, April 13, from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM, and the duration of the exhibition will run until June 9. The exhibition titled “Threshold” presents paintings and installations, including “Maps,” an…
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Rock And Roll Fantasy Camp
The Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp was born from the desire to give the public the experience of living the life of a rock star, like a true Rock Star for a few days, and to gain knowledge from great rock idols. The idea came from David Fishof after years of producing rock tours. He…
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Brazil: Tim Music Festival
The event will feature big names such as the duos Simone & Simaria and Matheus & Kauan, Bell Marques, and DJs Alok and Bruno Martini, among others. The festivals celebrate the first year of the TIM Music project and will take place on May 26 at the Arena Anhembi in São Paulo, and on June…
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Chocolate: is it good if consumed in moderation?
Nutritionist Felipe Rizzetto, from the Federal Hospital of Lagoa in Rio de Janeiro, explains that excessive consumption of the product can lead to weight gain and other related disorders, such as increased blood sugar levels. There is also a risk of skin irritations, stomach issues, and intestinal mucosa problems. “A large amount of fat can…
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Fagundes Varela
Fagundes Varela was a Brazilian poet. He was part of the third generation of romantic poets in Brazil. His poetry not only presented social and political themes but also developed themes about nature and themes that speak of anguish, solitude, melancholy, and disillusionment. He is the patron of chair nº 11 of the Brazilian Academy…
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Eadweard J. Muybridge
Eadweard J. Muybridge (1830-1904) was born in Kingston, England, on April 9, 1830. Of the many names he adopted, Edward James Muggeridge is the most well-known throughout his career as a photographer. Eadweard J. Muybridge developed almost all of his work as a photographer in the United States, becoming famous for his image-capturing technique, using…
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Guarani Aquifer: the greatest underground wealth of Brazil
Water is undoubtedly one of the main resources necessary for life to exist. All living beings seek this resource. Water is present in the air, rivers, lakes, seas, and underground. It is estimated that 4.1% of all the water on the planet is below the ground, constituting one of the main strategic reserves of this…
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The Number of Jaguars in Brazil Increases
The population of jaguars in Iguaçu National Park, in Paraná, has grown by 70% since 2010. The increase has been observed on both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the conservation unit. This result stems from federal government projects aimed at repopulating the species. The Minister of the Environment, Sarney Filho, explained that the growth…
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Brazil’s trade balance reaches positive balance
In the accumulated month, the Brazilian trade balance exceeded US$ 3.4 billion. In the third week of February, the trade balance recorded a surplus of US$ 808 million. Thus, the performance of the Brazilian trade balance, which is the result of the difference between exports and imports, already totals US$ 3.434 billion, according to the…
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Combating Fake News in Brazil
Silicon Minds, a digital marketing company with offices in Silicon Valley and Miami, has digital marketing clients for large companies and Brazilian celebrities. According to Fernando Azevedo, a partner at Silicon Minds, the demand for combating fake news from clients has generated a new service to be offered. Fernando takes pride in being the first…