Brazzil Magazine 
Brazil: Lalá, to the Rescue of MPB
“No Rancho Fundo,” a Brazilian immortal song, known by all and still recorded today, ...
Brazil’s Sacramento: Memorable Sound
Marcos Sacramento made his first major statement as a solo artist in 1994 with ...
Burning the Forest to Save the Forest, in Brazil
Sparks often fly when environmentalists and farmers come together, especially in Brazil. And that ...
Brazil’s Lula Passes the Hat for Haiti
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva took advantage of the Rio Group summit ...
Brazil: In Search of a New Girl from Ipanema
“The Girl from Ipanema” is the most famous Brazilian song in the world. It ...
The Poor, Lusterless Life of Brazil’s Buckaroos
For over 100 years, Brazil’s cowboys have earned a living and shaped a culture ...
Private Colleges Open 82,000 Places for the Poor in Brazil
Of Brazil’s 1,652 private higher education institutions, 1,001 have already adhered to the University ...
The Invisible Ink, Made in Brazil
A colorless, odorless, quick-drying ink that is fluorescent only in the presence of ultraviolet ...
Brazil Is a Cultural Desert for the Young
The Brazilian government should create a special secretariat to deal with issues of concern to ...
Fimma Fair, Brazil’s Furniture Showcase
The Machines, Raw Materials and Accessories Trade Fair for the Furniture Industry, Fimma Brasil, ...
