Brazzil Magazine 
Brazil’s Melgaço: The Music of Silence
Brazilian Otacílio Melgaço has a languid, caressing, quiet voice. Like Chet Baker’s or João ...
Brazil: A TV Feud of Two Beers
Zeca Pagodinho, one of Brazil’s most popular singers, is in the middle of a ...
Cardoso’s Legacy in Brazil: Radical Democracy
Now that Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has taken office and continued ...
Narcotraffic Deals the Cards in Brazil
Waldogate, the scandal that is rocking the Lula administration in Brazil, has been under ...
Brazil: Salvador’s Dizzying Bazaar of Senses
In spite of its humble beginnings, the Saint Joachim Market has emerged as the ...
The Brazilian Army Wants Me
In the great scheme of things, getting my military exemption done is not an ...
All Systems Go for Brazil’s A-Bomb
Brazil has refused to allow inspections that would reveal the capacity, characteristics and scope ...
Brazil Wins. Nobody Cares.
Brazil has won earlier this month the 10th World Beach Soccer Championship, for the ...
Modernity in Brazil: a Privilege of Few
In Brazil, processes of development and modernization were almost entirely implemented within the nation’s ...
Abuse and Impunity in Brazil
Every 15 seconds one Brazilian woman suffers from domestic violence (beatings, spanking physical torture) ...