Cachaça: The Brazilian Spirit
It was 1989 and I was a student at Cal Arts when I saw this dark bottle from Brazil with an incredible art deco label on it.
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Category: Art / Culture
A CONEXÃO ENTRE HOLLYWOOD, MARILYN MONROE E A CIDADE DE PALM SPRINGS
Descubra a história de Palm Springs, o refúgio famoso de celebridades de Hollywood. Saiba sobre a escultura de Marilyn Monroe e o Racquet Club, ícone do cinema!
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CALIFORNIA LOCAL BRAZILIAN MUSICIANS SERIES
Around the world, Brazilian music is appreciated and loved, and its rhythms and beauty can be recognized by whoever has the opportunity to get in contact with it.
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YES, PRIDE FOR BEING BRAZILIAN!: 15 REASONS OUR COUNTRY INSPIRES EVEN ABROAD
Many Brazilians say bad things about Brazil, ignoring the positive aspects that should be considered. Despite of many things Brazil needs to improve such as urban violence and the health system, we have so many good things to be proud of it.
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LULA ALMEIDA: THE BAHIAN RHYTHM THAT FOUND A HOME IN LOS ANGELES
Lula was born in Bahia, and his first time in California was in 1987, when he came for three months to perform with Grupo Bahia Tropical at the Meridian Hotel, in Newport Beach.
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DANIEL CARNEIRO: THE BRAZILIAN MULTI-INSTRUMENTALIST BRIDGING SAMBA, JAZZ, AND GLOBAL SOUNDS
Discover the story of Daniel, a talented Brazilian musician based in Los Angeles, blending samba, jazz, and global rhythms. Learn about his journey, influences, and collaborations.
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BRAZILIAN LOCAL MUSICIAN SERIES: ELI VASCONCELLOS
Carioca and a native from Nova Iguacu, state of Rio, drummer and singer Elielson Vasconcelos started playing the drums at the age of 14 at the church he used to go with his family. He started playing professionally at the age of 21 when he recorded his first CD
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Local Brazilian Musician Series: Ney Rios
Discover Ney Rios, a Brazilian musician from Salvador, Bahia, who brought Afro-Brazilian music to Los Angeles and performed alongside global icons.
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PÍFANOS OF BRAZIL: the Flute Behind Forró & Baião
Discover the pífano, Brazil’s traditional bamboo flute from the Northeast, central to Forró and Baião, now gaining global recognition.
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A CULTURA DO FUNK DA FAVELA
Desde o final dos anos 1960 e início dos anos 1970, o Funk, estilo musical criado por negros norte-americanos se popularizou no Brasil. Os primeiros a se identificarem com sua melodia foram os jovens residentes em favelas.
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