Culture
A Ballerina’s Tale: From Brazil’s City of Steel to the Spotlights of the World
There are two types of persons in the world: the ones who believe they ...
Brazilian President’s Carnaval Tweet: the Politics of Outrage and Intolerance
This year’s Brazil’s Carnaval celebrations drew to an end that jolted many back into ...
Rio’s Carnaval Celebrates Life and Blasts New President
Rio de Janeiro’s world-famous Carnaval celebrations officially began on Friday in the first festival ...
Ordinarius, a Brazilian A Cappella Group, Celebrates Carmen Miranda with First US Tour
A cappella steadily continues to increase in popularity thanks to YouTube stars Walk Off ...
Brazil Teaches that Museums Can Be Quite Ephemeral
On September 2, the National Museum of Brazil lit up Rio de Janeiro’s night ...
Rio’s National Museum: 200 Years of Brazilian Memory, Culture Devoured by Neglect and Fire
A massive fire raced through Brazil’s 200-year-old National Museum in Rio de Janeiro on ...
Four Brazilian Artists Choose New York as Headquarters of Their Resistance
Evoé Collective was born a year ago founded by four Brazilian actresses based in ...
The Story of the Brigadeiro and Why I Brought This Brazilian Sweet Delicacy to the U.S.
If you think that brigadeiro is just a delicious dessert from Brazil, you’d better ...
Shocking Survey: Majority of Brazilians Are Simply Not Interested in the World Cup
A majority of Brazil’s citizens claim that they are no longer interested in the ...
Brazil’s Plastic Surgeons Mission Has Been Fixing Errors of Too Much Racial Mixing
In the U.S., if you want a face lift or a tummy tuck, it’s ...
