Brazzil Magazine 
Brazil’s Mummy Studied in Turin Congress
Interested in ancient Egypt, the first Brazilian emperor, Dom Pedro I, acquired, in the ...
Brazil’s Crowd Crooner
Orlando Silva (1915”“1978) was Brazil’s greatest male singer during the radio era (and in ...
Real Jazz, Really Brazilian
American audiences discovered Filó Machado’s jazzy samba and vocal pyrotechnics a few years ago, ...
Brazil’s Sounds: Niterói Grunge
Where does inspiration come from? LuÀs Capucho dredges his from the dark depths of ...
Landless and Just About Hopeless in Brazil
The Cedar Reservoir of Quixadá, Ceará, is one of the most beautiful spots in ...
In Iracema, Brazil, You Don’t Live, You Get By
Religion and politics to many are inseparable. I heard this often in Iracema, which ...
Messiahs, Troubadours, and Bards of Brazil
I knew I had to visit Juazeiro do Norte, Ceará, as soon as I ...
Dialogue Is Dead, Say Brazilian Indians
Sluggish, aligned with contrary interests, and marked by inaction. These were some of the ...
Brazil’s Cohen in Concert in Texas
Even in “piano town” the fiendishly difficult “Burleske” by Richard Strauss is rarely performed, ...
UN Reviews Brazil’s Request to Extend Its Territory
The fourteenth session of the UN’s Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf ...
