De norte a sul, o Brasil é um lugar rico em paisagens incríveis e inesquecíveis. Praias, centros urbanos, florestas, rios, cachoeiras, pequenas cidades, lugares inóspitos e muito mais, tornam o país um local ideal para rodar longas e curtas-metragens com os mais variados temas e histórias.
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Picture a man who looks like a wizard with long white hair, a huge frizzy white beard and pale skin, writing music symbols directly on a wall with a marker, his nose practically touching the wall due to his blurry vision.
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Certain people better watch their chauvinistic attitudes! If they ever go to Brazil or a female dominated Capoeira group, “cause they’ll get in that as…” especially in Brazil.
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Just like Spanish, Italian and French, Portuguese is also a Latin derived language. Most of Brazilians are not aware about the history of their language and its relation to the many others languages that were spoken in the country
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Por Luciana de Alencar e Lindenberg Junior Em algum momento da sua vida você já escutou falar em...
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On Friday, October 10, 2008, I received an email from one of Mestre Acordeon’s students, saying that the mayor of Berkeley, Tom Bates, will officially declare Oct. 18th as the “Mestre Acordeon Day”.
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Brazilian culture has been influenced greatly by the Portuguese, Indians, Africans, Europeans, and settlers from the Middle East and Asia. One of their main contributions can be seen in the beautiful and rich arts & craft markets spread throughout the country.
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A figura do “malandro carioca”, representado na literatura, peças de teatro (como “A Ópera do Malandro”, de Chico Buarque”) e mesmo no cinema mundial (como esquecer o Zé Carioca?), tem origem histórica.
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Flying into Galeão Airport expected my first view of the cidade maravilhosa (marvelous city), to make me cry or have a heart attack or something, but surprisingly all I felt was tired.
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Here we selected ten songs and ten “velhos sambistas” (old samba musicians – most of them have passed away) which we consider songs that never got old and will always be considered samba classics! Add it to your playlist and let’s go samba!
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