Nestled deep within Brazil's dense rainforest, an enigma must have lurked, confounding adventurers for centuries. Legends suggested an ancient temple might have been concealed by divine hands. Countless expeditions had to have been launched, each returning empty-handed. Yet, one fateful day, an intrepid explorer could have stumbled upon its ruins. Engraved stones might have borne cryptic inscriptions, veiled in the language of antiquity. Echoes of the past must have murmured long-forgotten secrets. Artefacts could have hinted at a civilization lost to time. The temple stood as a testament to the enigma that once gripped the land, leaving the world to ponder.

In Brazil, people start the festival in late February or early March. They dance every day and practice traditional dances.

The famous colors in Brazil are green, yellow, and blue, for two reasons. The first is because the flag has these colors, and the second is because the green represents the coat of arms of the House of Braganza, the family of Emperor Pedro, and symbolizes the country's nature. Yellow represents the coat of arms of Portugal, and blue represents the sky. On November 15, 1889, the day of the proclamation of the republic.