Brazzil Magazine 
Herbie Mann: Brazil Was Home Too
Herbie Mann became one of the first American jazz artists to record bossa nova. ...
Who Is Killing Brazil’s Leaders?
If you do like conspiracy theories and unsolved mysteries, then Brazil is the country ...
Brazil: A Family for Each Street Kid
British Mick Pease is pushing the boundaries of childcare in Brazil. Says he, "The ...
Brazil: How to Kill a Landless
There have been frequent episodes when Brazilian estate owners used terrorist methods against the ...
Brazil: US Confederates Find a Home
The Stanleys departed for Brazil on the rainy morning of April 6, 1876. They ...
Brazil and US: The Black-White Divide
When Americans are confronted with the existence of differential treatment of Brazilians by color, ...
Brazil’s Fundo de Quintal: Scene and Variation
Fundo de Quintal brought a new public to the samba and inspired a generation ...
Brazil’s Smooth Observer
André Vasconcellos’s Observatório is a fresh album, which should have a certain amount of ...
Brazil, Through a Kid’s Eyes
As the years went by, my longing to see all things Brazilian secretly grew. ...
Sex in Brazil: We Don’t Have This in Toledo
Why so many Anglo-American men consider Brazilians to be "so hot" and sexually active? ...
