What is Soul Brasil Media?

Soul Brasil Media is the most relevant Brazilian media outlet on the U.S. West Coast, founded in 2002 and based in Los Angeles. We produce a bilingual magazine, website, videos, and a popular events calendar.

Is Soul Brasil still a magazine?

Yes, but it’s more than a magazine. Soul Brasil is now a full media platform with print, online, video, and social media content in English and Portuguese.

What makes Soul Brasil different from other Brazilian media in the U.S.?

Soul Brasil is a pioneer. We were the first Brazilian media in the U.S. to focus on conscious living, motivation, and self-esteem, and we remain the most relevant outlet on the West Coast.

Where can I find Brazilian events in Los Angeles or Southern California?

Check Soul Brasil’s Events Calendar — it lists Brazilian concerts, festivals, samba parties, and free community events across Southern California.

Does Soul Brasil support the Brazilian community in California?

Yes, Soul Brasil has been a voice for the Brazilian community since 2002, promoting local events, sharing inspiring stories, and helping connect people with businesses and opportunities.

How can I submit an event to Soul Brasil’s calendar?

You can send your event through our website to be considered for the Events Calendar and promoted on our media platforms.

What kind of stories does Soul Brasil tell?

We publish articles about Brazilians in California who faced struggles, overcame challenges, and built success as professionals, artists, and entrepreneurs.

Does Soul Brasil write motivational articles?

Yes, Soul Brasil is a pioneer in highlighting themes like self-esteem, personal growth, motivation, and conscious living.

Can I tell my story in Soul Brasil?

Yes, you can share your story through a sponsored article or video featured by Soul Brasil Media.

Is Soul Brasil bilingual?

Yes. All of our articles and videos are produced in both English and Portuguese to serve Brazilians and Americans alike.

What can I find on Soul Brasil’s YouTube channel?

Our YouTube channel features videos about Brazilian culture, lifestyle, travel, and inspiring personal stories from the community.

Does Soul Brasil only cover California?

No. While our events calendar is California-based, our magazine and media content covers Brazilian culture and news across the U.S., including New York, Florida, and Texas.

How do I advertise with Soul Brasil Media?

You can promote your business through print ads, online banners, sponsored content, and video ads reaching both Brazilians and Americans.

Does Soul Brasil feature Brazilian businesses in California?

Yes, Soul Brasil highlights Brazilian-owned businesses, restaurants, and professionals through articles, ads, and community features.

Can I have a sponsored article or video in Soul Brasil?

Yes, Soul Brasil offers sponsored articles and videos where you can tell your story, promote your brand, or highlight your achievements.

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