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It's a Brazilian documentary about a presenter and a politician who hold a crime reality show for their own benefit.

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This is a Brazilian crime drama that touches on criminal issues as well as legal issues. The protagonist is a lawyer who has to fight against his brother because he leads a criminal group.

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This is a movie about Brazil's image is getting worse and worse because of government corruption. This is based on the real event "Lava Jato" (Car Wash) bribery scandal.

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This is a dystopian film about the disparity between rich and poor in Brazil. While 3% represent wealthy people, the other 97% are poor.

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This is a story about three teenagers. It tells about their pursuit of dreams and the challenges they encountered, and how they maintain their friendship in this complicated society.

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This story tells of a woman who works and works hard in the upper class family. In addition to identity of servant, she is also a mother, so this is a movie related to family affection and social status.

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The movie is about what happened in a fictional town in Brazil. Although the town is fake, what happens inside reflects the corruption of Brazilian politics.

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The film is mainly about Afro-Brazilian culture and touches on racial issues. It describes the story of a black man who worked hard in Brazil in order to perform.

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The film is a documentary, close to reality, which fully shows the dark side of Brazilian society. It mainly describes the corruption of the Brazilian police and the people at the bottom of this society, showing how this society operates.

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This movie produced in Brazil, the film mainly describes the criminal world that takes place on the streets of Brazil, showing the reality of violence.

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The feature storied of Christ the Redeemer

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The feature storied of Christ the Redeemer

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Christ the Redeemer, Portuguese Cristo Redentor, colossal statue of Jesus Christ at the summit of Mount Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro, southeastern Brazil. Celebrated in traditional and popular songs, Corcovado towers over Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's principal port city. The statue of Christ the Redeemer was completed in 1931 and stands 98 feet (30 metres) tall, its horizontally outstretched arms spanning 92 feet (28 metres). The statue has become emblematic of both the city of Rio de Janeiro and the whole nation of Brazil.

The statue, made of reinforced concrete clad in a mosaic of thousands of triangular soapstone tiles, sits on a square stone pedestal base about 26 feet (8 metres) high, which itself is situated on a deck atop the mountain's summit. The statue is the largest Art Deco-style sculpture in the world.

In the 1850s the Vincentian priest Pedro Maria Boss suggested placing a Christian monument on Mount Corcovado to honour Isabel, princess regent of Brazil and the daughter of Emperor Pedro II, although the project was never approved. In 1921 the Roman Catholic archdiocese of Rio de Janeiro proposed that a statue of Christ be built on the 2,310-foot (704-metre) summit, which, because of its commanding height, would make it visible from anywhere in Rio. Citizens petitioned Pres. Epitácio Pessoa to allow the construction of the statue on Mount Corcovado.

Permission was granted, and the foundation stone of the base was ceremonially laid on April 4, 1922-to commemorate the centennial on that day of Brazil's independence from Portugal-although the monument's final design had not yet been chosen. That same year a competition was held to find a designer, and the Brazilian engineer Heitor da Silva Costa was chosen on the basis of his sketches of a figure of Christ holding a cross in his right hand and the world in his left. In collaboration with Brazilian artist Carlos Oswald, Silva Costa later amended the plan; Oswald has been credited with the idea for the figure's standing pose with arms spread wide. The French sculptor Paul Landowski, who collaborated with Silva Costa on the final design, has been credited as the primary designer of the figure's head and hands. Funds were raised privately, principally by the church. Under Silva Costa's supervision, construction began in 1926 and continued for five years. During that time materials and workers were transported to the summit via railway.

After its completion, the statue was dedicated on October 12, 1931. Over the years it has undergone periodic repairs and renovations, including a thorough cleaning in 1980, in preparation for the visit of Pope John Paul II to Brazil that year, and a major project in 2010, when the surface was repaired and refurbished. Escalators and panoramic elevators were added beginning in 2002; previously, in order to reach the statue itself, tourists climbed more than 200 steps as the last stage of the trip. In 2006, to mark the statue's 75th anniversary, a chapel at its base was consecrated to Our Lady of Aparecida, the patron saint of Brazil.

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Christ the Redeemer | History, Height, & Facts

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Christ the Redeemer, colossal statue of Jesus Christ at the summit of Mount Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It was completed in 1931 and stands 98 feet (30 meters) tall. The statue is the largest Art Deco-style sculpture in the world and is one of Rio de Janeiro's most recognizable landmarks.

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Brazil Central 2012 - Samba Parade (On stage)

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Pope in Brazil; I don't have silver or gold, but what I do have is Jesus Christ!

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This article tells more about Ayrton Senna's progress at the F1 stage. This can give the readers a better understanding of how good the Brazilian racer is.

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He streaked through the sport like a comet, an other-worldly superstar whose brilliance as a driver was matched by a dazzling intellect and coruscating charisma that illuminated Formula One racing as never before. No one tried harder or pushed himself further, nor did anyone shed so much light on th…

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A biograpghy about General Eduardo Gomes.

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A biograpghy about General Eduardo Gomes.

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Brazilians celebrated a great occasion this week.

They elected a President. Not since 1930 had the people voted for a President in Brazil. The man they did not elect that time, Getulio Vargas, took office anyway—by revolution—and overstayed his leave. Now, by staging the biggest popular election in Latin American history, Brazilians had marked the end of the long dictatorship and had set the stage for a fuller democracy than any they had ever enjoyed.

Man of Legend. Win or lose, the most interesting candidate was a stern, greying airman of 49, Brigadier General Eduardo Gomes. He helped start three revolts, quell...

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Brazilians celebrated a great occasion this week. They elected a President. Not since 1930 had the people voted for a President in Brazil. The man they did not elect that time, Getulio Vargas, took office anyway-by revolution-and overstayed his leave.

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Interview with Pele about football in Brazil

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Interview with Pele about football in Brazil

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1. Preheat oven to 350°F. Grease a 12-cup standard muffin tin with softened butter; set aside. Using a rubber spatula, press egg yolks through a fine wire-mesh strainer into a medium bowl; set aside.

2. Stir together sugar, coconut, melted butter, and salt in a medium bowl. Gradually add egg yolks in 4 additions, stirring well after each addition. Whisk egg whites in a separate medium bowl until stiff peaks form, 1 to 2 minutes. Fold egg whites into coconut mixture.

3. Divide coconut mixture evenly among prepared muffin cups (about 1/3 cup each). Place muffin tin in a large, sturdy roasting pan; add hot water to pan to come halfway up sides of muffin cups. Carefully transfer to preheated oven. Bake until quindim are set and tops are golden brown, 34 to 38 minutes. Carefully remove quindim from oven. (Leave oven on.) Remove muffin tin from pan; leave water in pan, and set aside. Let quindim cool completely on a wire rack, about 1 hour. During last 10 minutes of cooling, return roasting pan with water to oven. (You will use the hot water to help loosen the quindim from the muffin tin.)

4. Remove pan with water from oven. Run a small offset spatula around sides of each quindim to loosen from muffin tin. Carefully dip muffin tin into hot water for 5 seconds to loosen quindim. Invert muffin tin onto a baking sheet, and tap on counter to release quindim from muffin tin. Serve at room temperature or chilled.

Quindim can be stored in an airtight container in refrigerator up to 3 days.

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Quindim (Brazilian Coconut Egg Custards)

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Churrasco was once the cuisine of Brazilian cowboys - known as gaúchos - but in the centuries since its inception, this unique form of Brazilian barbeque has turned into an identity and way of life that is deeply ingrained in the nation's cultural identity.

Origin and History of Brazilian Barbecue

The beginning of Brazilian barbeque can be traced back to the 1700s during Brazil's colonization by European settlers. ¹ The subsequent rise in popularity of the churrasco technique is credited to gaúchos in the cattle ranching lands of the Rio Grande do Sul in the 1800s. ² After long days of herding cattle, the gaúchos would gather their communities to enjoy a large meal of barbequed meats they called churrasco.

In the traditional method for preparing churrasco, gaúchos would dig large pits in the ground and begin a fire. They would then wait for the wood to turn to embers to skewer the meat. The meat was traditionally seasoned with coarse salt and would sit for 30 minutes slowly roasting over the glowing embers. Later techniques involved basting the beef with salt water to keep the meat moist during cooking.

While the men prepared the meat, women and children traditionally gathered ingredients from their gardens and prepared side dishes for the meal.

The Cuts of Churrasco Meat

In many modern churrascarias, the seasoning and cuts of churrasco meat have stayed true to the cuisine's cowboy roots. While the primary offering at many churrascarias remains red meat seasoned only with a generous helping of salt before being grilled, churrasco now incorporates fish, poultry and lamb. What is most important is that the meat is high quality and high in fat so it can also baste as it roasts. There is a wide range of beef cuts available at modern churrascarias, including:

Picanha: top sirloin folded into a C-shape with a garlic or sea salt crust

Fraldinha: characterized by its long, flat shape, strong marbling and cut against the grain

Filet mignon: delicate and tender beef either grilled plain, wrapped in bacon or crusted in Parmesan

Chuleta: whole cuts of ribeye steak which are skewered and grilled³

Unlike the traditionally sparse seasoning that accompanies beef, poultry and lamb are spiced with a marinade the night before cooking.

The Brazilian Steakhouse Dining Experience

Modern Brazilian steakhouses use churrasco grills with places for skewers to be laid out over a fire. Fattier items are usually placed on top, which allows the juices to drip and flavor the other cuts of meat. Once they're cooked, waiters bring the skewers to guests, carving off large pieces onto their plates.

Often, diners at these rodízio steakhouses pay a fixed price and enjoy an all-you-can-eat style meal. Diners are given color cards to indicate whether they would like more food. Green means they have room for more, while red signals they can't handle another bite.

Churrasco: A Way of Life

Brazilians continue to celebrate and perfect their ancestors' style of cooking. Since the 1940's, tens of thousands of people have left the Taquari Valley and the country's barbeque capital - the city of Nova Bréscia - to open their own barbeque restaurants across Brazil and the rest of the world. According to a survey from the Nova Bréscia city government, 10,000 native-born Brazilians were working at churrascarias across the country in 2011.

Nova Bréscia especially cherishes its history of churrasco. In the city's central plaza stands the statue of a man cooking barbeque. The gaúcho culture and traditions are still celebrated annually in southern Brazil during Farroupilha Week in Rio Grande do Sul. ⁴

Experience the Flavors of Brazil at a Boi Na Braza Brazilian Steakhouse Near You

Since we opened our first location in Dallas, TX in 2000, we've been proud to carry on the gaúchos' traditions and heritage for our customers to experience and enjoy. Pull up a seat at one of our locations today to savor our special recipes. We're sure you'll enjoy your time with us.

Reserve a table at the location nearest you for your next celebration.

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In 1920, the Catholic organization proposed to create a landmark statue in Rio de Janeiro. Considered to the identity of christian, they decided to design a Christian savior with open arms, this idea is inspired by the cross, and it represents peaceful. This art continues to this day, has been the famous landmark in Brazil, attracting many tourists to visit it.

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Brazilian moqueca, a fish stew made with firm white fish, onions, garlic, bell peppers, tomatoes, cilantro, and coconut milk.

Photography Credit: Elise Bauer

It seems like every culture with a coastline has their version of a seafood stew. The French have bouillabaise, the Portuguese bacalhoada, New England chowder and San Francisco cioppino.

In Brazil, they make moqueca (pronounced "mo-KEH-kah"), a stew made with fish, onions, garlic, tomatoes, cilantro, and in the northern state of Bahia, coconut milk.

My first encounter with moqueca was a salmon version of the stew prepared by Brazilian blogger Fernanda of Chucrute com Salsicha. So good!

We love making fish stew, but had never thought to use a base of coconut milk. Since then, every Brazilian I've met, when the conversation turns to food (as it invariably does), their eyes light up at the mention of moqueca.

A few words about this recipe. First, it's easy. As exotic as it may sound, you probably have most of the ingredients already in your pantry (you'll want to get fresh fish), and with prep, making rice, the total time involved is less than an hour.

Second, since this is an American blog, we're dealing with ingredients we can get here. True Bahian moqueca is made with a fish caught off the coast of northern Brazil.

In our case, we'll want to use a firm white fish. I used cod for this batch, which is barely firm enough. Halibut would hold up better.

You can also add shrimp or other shell fish to this stew. Palm oil is traditionally used in making moqueca, but it's hard to come by here, so we are using olive oil.

Finally, adjust the seasonings to taste! If it doesn't seem flavorful enough to you, you need to add more salt. And probably a little more lime or lemon juice and paprika too.

To any Brazilians who might be reading this blog (Olé Brasil!) if you have a favorite moqueca recipe, please tell us about it the comments.

Moqueca - Brazilian Fish Stew Recipe

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Traditional moqueca uses palm oil. If you can find it (I checked three stores here and was not able to locate any) add just a tablespoon to the stew along with the coconut milk.

Ingredients
Soup

1 1/2 to 2 lbs of fillets of firm white fish such as halibut, swordfish, or cod, rinsed in cold water, pin bones removed, cut into large portions

3 cloves garlic, minced

4 Tbsp lime or lemon juice

Salt

Freshly ground black pepper

Olive oil

1 cup chopped spring onion, or 1 medium yellow onion, chopped or sliced

1/4 cup green onion greens, chopped

1/2 yellow and 1/2 red bell pepper, seeded, de-stemmed, chopped (or sliced)

2 cups chopped (or sliced) tomatoes

1 Tbsp paprika (Hungarian sweet)

Pinch red pepper flakes

1 large bunch of cilantro, chopped with some set aside for garnish

1 14-ounce can coconut milk

Rice

1 Tbsp olive oil

1/2 onion, chopped

1 clove garlic, minced

1 cup white rice

1 3/4 cups boiling water (check your rice package for the appropriate ratio of liquid to rice for the type of rice you are using)

1 teaspoon salt

Method

1 Coat fish with garlic and lime juice: Place fish pieces in a bowl, add the minced garlic and lime juice so that the pieces are well coated. Sprinkle generously all over with salt and pepper.

Keep chilled while preparing the rest of the soup.

2 Make rice for serving with soup: If you are planning on serving the soup with rice, start on the rice.

Bring a couple cups of water to a boil. Heat one Tbsp of olive oil in a medium saucepan on medium high heat. Add the chopped 1/2 onion and cook, stirring, until the onion is translucent. Add the garlic and cook for 30 seconds more, until the garlic is fragrant. Add the raw white rice and stir to coat completely with the oil, onions, and garlic.

Add the boiling water. (The amount depends on your brand of rice, check the package. If no amounts are given, add 1 3/4 cup of water for every cup of rice.) Stir in 1 teaspoon of salt.

Bring to a simmer, then lower the heat, cover, and let cook for 15 minutes, after which, remove from heat until ready to serve with the soup.

3 Start cooking the onion, bell pepper, tomatoes, onion greens: In a large covered pan (such as a Dutch oven), coat the bottom with about 2 Tbsp of olive oil and heat on medium heat.

Add the chopped onion and cook a few minutes until softened. Add the bell pepper, paprika, and red pepper flakes. Sprinkle generously with salt and pepper. (At least a teaspoon of salt.) Cook for a few minutes longer, until the bell pepper begins to soften.

Stir in the chopped tomatoes and onion greens. Bring to a simmer and cook for 5 minutes, uncovered. Stir in the chopped cilantro.

3 Layer vegetables with fish, add coconut milk: Use a large spoon to remove about half of the vegetables (you'll put them right back in). Spread the remaining vegetables over the bottom of the pan to create a bed for the fish.

Arrange the fish pieces on the vegetables. Sprinkle with salt and pepper. Then add back the previously removed vegetables, covering the fish.

Pour coconut milk over the fish and vegetables.

4 Simmer, cook, adjust seasonings: Bring soup to a simmer, reduce the heat, cover, and let simmer for 15 minutes. Taste and adjust seasonings.

You may need to add more salt (likely), lime or lemon juice, paprika, pepper, or chili flakes to get the soup to the desired seasoning for your taste.

Garnish with cilantro. Serve with rice or with crusty bread.

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Photography Credit: Elise Bauer It seems like every culture with a coastline has their version of a seafood stew. The French have bouillabaise, the Portuguese bacalhoada, New England chowder and San Francisco cioppino. In Brazil, they make moqueca (pronounced "mo-KEH-kah"), a stew made with fish, onions, garlic, tomatoes, cilantro, and in the northern state of Bahia, coconut milk.

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Terry’s part: first 6 (festivals to traditional medicine)
Justin’s part : Bulidings to TV

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This building located in São Paulo, which is an important city in Brazil, it is also the highest building in South American since 1947 to 1960. Not only that, it is also the center of the bank of São Paulo, It has a symmetrical and majestic appearance, and at the same time it can enjoy a panoramic view of the center of São Paulo through it, so it attracts a large number of tourists to this place.

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Italian is the 3rd most spoken language in Brazil, there are 458,054 speakers of Italian. Although in Brazil, Italians is more than Germans(population), but people that speak Italian in Brazil is lacker that German speakers. The reason is Italian is more similar to Portuguese, so many people are gradually assimilated by Portuguese.

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We are the members of the Kaleidoscope Cultural Preservation Museum for Brazil, and we are going to demonstrate Brazil’s cultures from different levels. We will be showing the different categories, and the detailed items under each category. Our goal is to show Brazilian culture to the whole world, and keep the culture features continued, instead of being affected by globalization. Not only that, the introduction of Brazilian culture will also attract tourists to visit Brazil, making this country more famous.

Globalization is an issue that has advantages and disadvantages, but from the point of view of preserving culture, globalization is not good. The way to avoid globalization is to show Brazilian culture attractions to everyone as possible. For example, we can introduce the culture that is special and lesser known instead of the general one, so that people may think Brazilian culture is interesting, and won’t let it be replaced by globalization.

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According to the language investigation of Brazil in 1940, the second language that after Portuguese is German. Although the proportion of Germans in Brazil is not so high, German is spoken by many people, which proves the universality of German. There are also many Italians that live in Brazil, but the language is not that popular as German.

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Afoxé is a instrument that very similar to gourd, but Afoxé uses a net that made of many beads is used to wrap the gourd outside, and then shake it to make a sound. They will usually choose different color of beads to create each Afoxé because this will make each Afoxé look unique instead of monotonous.

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BRAZIL: RIO CARNIVAL WRAPS UP (GOOD PICS!)

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This kind of music normally will play in carnival, they will line up   just like parade, and present the performance, and they often used to stir up the atmosphere. Not only that, this music originated in ceremonies commemorating the Congolese king during Congolese rule over Brazil, so the people that performs normally is Afro-Brazilian.

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I am a member of the Kaleidoscope Cultural Preservation Museum for Brazil, an organization that aims to protect endangered or promote unique cultures around the world. Today we will be showing the cultures of the Federative Republic of Brazil. We will be introducing Brazil’s unique culture since they have a low GDP income per capita. We hope we can help Brazil increase more tourists by introducing this uniqueness to the world.

Also, globalization is intensifying the world since Brazil has a unique culture. We don’t wish globalization is going to affect the unique Brazilian culture, we wish by making this project we can try to prevent Brazilian culture from being affected.

Since Brazil has a low GDP, a fast way to increase GDP is by increasing the number of tourists to the country. We will be introducing the unique Brazilian culture to everyone, and trying to attract more tourists to the country. To help increase the GDP of the country.

Brazilian culture has been affected by Portuguese culture because the Portuguese ruled Brazil for around 3 centuries (1500-1815). Since the Portuguese brought their language, food, religion, and architecture to Brazil. So by knowing this we can answer a frequently asked question. Why does Brazil speak Portuguese? The Atlantic slave trade also affected Brazil a lot. During the slave trade, the Brazilian government made a policy that is named “whitening”. This means that the government only allows white and Asian people to immigrate to the country. Because of this reason, Brazil has a culture that is combined with many other countries cultures.

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The Euterpe oleracea can be used to deal with anti-inflammatory

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Mandevilla velutina could be used for treatment for poisonous snake bites.

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Euphorbia tirucalli could be used to treat cancer, asthma, cough,  toothaches, gastralgia, and colic.

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This is a plant that can deal with flu, fever, colds, coughs, pneumonia, insomnia, skin diseases, and more on.

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A cowboy hat was worn by the cowboys. And Gauchos are traditional cowboys, who are raised in Southern Brazil. So that is why many people in Brazil wae cowboy hats.

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The Carmen Miranda costume is a colorful variation of a baiana dress. It is a colorful skirt that has a long slit to show the left leg of a woman. The ornate turban is combined with feathers, flowers, and other decorations.  It was popularized a singer and actress Carmen Miranda in the  mid-20th century.

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A poncho is a thick piece of woolen cloth with a hole in the middle of the head. This kind of clothing does not have any sleeves. It is used for hiking or mountain riding. These clothes were invented by South Americans.

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The Baiana dress is a long dress made out of light and ventilate fabric. Usually combined with a colorful shawl and a head scarf. With some beaded jewelry. It also has traditional embroidery called “bordado”.

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Bombachas pants are comfortable trousers used for riding, farming, or any outdoor activity.  These trousers are made out of cotton. These pants are used by the gauchos (cowboys from South American).

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In Brazil, 2 percent of people believe in Spiritism. Spiritism is a religion that a belief that the spirits of the dead communicate could communicate with the living thought a spiritualist.

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About 22% of Brazilians are Protestants. Protestant is somehow like Catholics, but the difference between them is the Protestant belief that the Bible is the ultimate authority in the truth of religion and that humans are saved because of  God's "grace". While the Catholics believe in the oneness of God and the Trinity.

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The most popular religion in Brazil is Roman Catholic, about 65% of people in Brazil is a Roman catholic. There are 123 million people in Brazil that are Roman Catholic, which makes them the largest Catholic community in the world.  Roman Catholics believe in Jesus Christ. Roman Catholicism was introduced to Brazil from 1500 to 1889.

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Even tho basketball isn’t that popular compared to the other 4 sports I have talked about. But it is still the number five, but it is a sport that currently owns the number 5 fanbase (sport) of Brazil(the others are the sports that I have explained on top).

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Motorsports are also very popular in Brazil. For example, automobile racing, motor rallying, and motorcycle racing are all included in the motorsports section. Brazil has many famous motorsports athletes (F1), like Ayrton Senna. Ayrton Senna won  41 races in the 161 Grand Prix. After his death, Brazil declared three days of national mourning, and around 3 million people from his hometown lined up to see Senna for the last time.

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The Brazilians invented Brazilian jiu-jitsu, which is a jiu-jitsu that has been improved by the Brazilians from Jiu-Jitsu and Judo. This is Jiu-Jitsu is invented to help smaller person to defend themselves from bigger or stronger people. Because of this  Brazilian jiu-jitsu was often used by the Brazilian slaves, since they were often numbers or need to face stronger people than them.

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Volleyball is the second most popular sport in Brazil. The Brazilians also have a powerful volleyball team. The record for their volleyball team is three gold medals at the Olympic Games, winning three times at the World Championship and nine times at the World League. and the team currently is number 4 in the volleyball world ranking.

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Cachaça is a kind of rum that is “distilled from fermented sugarcane juice”. This is so important to them that they made a festival to celebrate it “Festival de Cachaça” (I have talked about it in the front).

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Quindim is a  traditional Brazilian custard cake that is made out of made with eggs, sugar, and coconut and also some butter.

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Brigadeiros is a traditional Brazilian Chocolate truffle. This dessert is only made out of condensed milk, cocoa powder, and butter. This treat is named after Brigadeiro Eduardo Gomes. He was a Brazilian Air Force brigadier general, who helped to end a communist coup attempt in the 1920s. And was also running for president in 1946.

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Churrasco is a kind of barbecue that is cooked by roasting the beef on skewers over the remaining fire. Using this technique can bring more flavor to the meat but can also make it juicier.

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Moqueca is a Brazilian seafood stew. The stew is made out of fish, onions, garlic, tomatoes, and cilantro.

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Festival de Cachaça is a festival to commemorate Cachaça, Cachaça is sugarcane spirit. Which is also known as Brazilian rum. Brazilians see this liquor as so important because it is considered the first distilled cane spirit in the Americas.  Festival de Cachaça includes lots of singing, drinking, and also partying. This festival is usually gets celebrated on September 13.

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The Brazilian Carnival is the biggest festival in Brazil, it is a festival to celebrate the beginning of Catholic Lent. The Catholic Lent is a 40-day period where Catholics would fast and have prayers and almsgiving. The Brazilian Carnival will be celebrated with colorful clothes, dances, food festivals, and most important thing the “Samba music”. This festival will be celebrated for 5 days non-stop.

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Oktoberfest is a festival from Germany but is also held in Brazil. Oktoberfest in Brazil is celebrated with beer (consumes 2 million gallons of beer per event), and people will wear folk costumes. There will also be lots of German singing and dancing, and amusement parks.

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Parintins Folklore Festival is a festival that celebrates a legendary ox. The ox is killed to satisfy the cravings of a pregnant woman, but this ox miraculously comes back to life. So after that people have been celebrating the Parintins Folklore Festival since then. This is a celebration by splitting two teams and competing to see which team can retell the story of the ox better. While including dances and singing. This festival usually happens in late June.

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The Festa Junina is a Brazilian harvest festival. They celebrate the end of the rainy seasons and prepare for the harvesting seasons. They usually celebrate the festival by eating, dancing, and drinking. But the most special thing about this festival is that men will dress up as farmers, and women will draw freckles on their faces, paint their teeth in different colors, and wear red-checkered dresses. Festa Junina usually celebrates from the start to the end of June (the 1 to the 30).

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Brazilian is a country that has the most famous football/Soccer stars. For example, Neymar, Pele, Ronaldo, and more. They currently have the most World cup wins (5) compared to all other countries. They also have the number 2 world ranking according to FIFA. What makes Football/Soccer so popular in Brazil is how easy it is to play the game (don’t need to spend too much money). All you need is a ground and a ball.

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This is the music that for Afro-Brazilian, it is a type of folk music that is seen as a symbol of calling and responding. This kind of music usually has no fixed form, rules, and is often improvised on the spot.

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Samba is a one of the popular music that origin in Brazil. In Portuguese, "samba" stands for popular dance or music, and samba becomes the dancing style of today. In 20th century, this special music developed in Rio de Janeiro. In the modern world, samba is considered a Brazil folk tradition, also the one of the most representative cultures of Brazil.

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Independent or death was created in 1888 from Brazil. The painting mainly wants to convey the Brazilian Declaration of Independence. From this painting, it can be clearly seen that its tone and characters are basically quite consistent, which represents the unified image that the author wants to convey. At the same time, they have a leader to lead them forward and  also speak for the country.

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The appearance of Sao Francisco Church and Convent is the one of the most famous art in Brazil. The appearance of this building is baroque, which is the most general art type from 17th-18th in Brazil. In this photo, the ceilings, columns and vaults of the building are carved in many different shapes using golden sculpted techniques, which are particularly gorgeous, also connect to the Baroque culture in the 18th century.

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Oscar Niemeyer Museum is a modern art building, it is created by Oscar Niemeyer, which is the popular engineer in Brazil. This engineer have a special thought, he believes that "beauty is function", and like to design a building by using curved in the building's appearance. Oscar Niemeyer Museum fully demonstrates his jumping thinking. The integration of art into architecture let Oscar Niemeyer Museum not just a building, but a work of art.

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Amazon Theater is a big opera house that in the middle of Amazon forest. This building is an old building, already exists about 120 years. Amazon Theater was built in Renaissance, so its appearance is the typical Renaissance building. For example, left-right symmetry is one of its architectural features.

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Libras is a kind of sign language that is used in Brazil. This language system is not just the simple sign language, but the legal independent language. This language comes form French sign language, and also similar to American sign language, but still have some differences. For the example, the gesture of "H" is different with the original one, because  in Libras, "H" is represented by spreading two fingers apart and turning them. However, in American sign language, two close together is the expression of H.

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There is also some minority language. For the example, Nheengatu is the language that comes from Tupi-Guarani family in Brazil. There is about 50 different languages which is used in Tupi-Guarani family, and Nheengatu is the one of these. According to the investigation, there is 73.31% of the whole 29900 people that live in São Gabriel da Cachoeira (Brazil) use this language.

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Brazilian Portuguese is the main language in Brazil. This language is evolved from the Portuguese language, which is the set of varieties of the Portuguese language. In the modern world, this is also the most effective and influential language form of Portuguese. There are 2.14 million residents use Brazilian Portuguese in Brazil. The difference between Brazilian Portuguese and the original Portuguese is prosody.

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This is the burial urn that in Marajoara culture. This culture developed very fast and quickly became a prosperity development culture in the north of Brazil, which is between the Amazon river. This art is created in the ancient era, which is the Pre-Columbian era(1000 BC to 1600 AD). In that time, people always carved different graphics on the pottery, and that is also the most common and traditional art in Marajoara culture of the time.

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Cathedral of Brasília
This is the Roman Catholic church, and its style is modern architecture. The engineer uses hyperboloid structure to make this building's shape and appearance, which can connect to the Catholic region and the meaning of reaching up to heaven. Not only that, there are 16 same white concrete columns, it means the lofty purity of Catholicism, representing two hands stretching out to heaven.

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Choro is a special music genre developed in Brazil in 19th century. It is the Brazil popular music in Rio de Janeiro, and "Choro" comes from Portuguese language, which represents "lament". The special thing about this music genre is that it is quite difficult and requires great skill to play well, because there are many modulations in this instrument, so it needs to be switched very quickly.