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Brazilian Names and Faces

Whatever your prejudices or opinions regarding race, ethnicity, eugenics, and miscegenation, you don’t know ...

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Norman Weeks
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By In Rio, ninety percent of all transactions are conducted with a check. This ...

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In Rio, ninety percent of all transactions are conducted with a check. This spooked me a bit initia
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High in Spirits

Cachaça, the Brazilian national liquor, is gaining status. Drink boutiques specialized in the sugar ...

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Jamie Sundquist
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Song of the South

Judith Kay is fascinated with Brazil and its music. After falling in love with ...

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Paul Ford, Jr.
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Helping Hand

By Brazzil Magazine What is being done to help favela residents in Brazil and ...

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The Phenomenon

With almost 1.6 million votes, Enéas made history during Brazil’s latest elections becoming the ...

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Carolina Berard
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Stage Struck II

By Brazzil Magazine Continued from our last issue MILESTONES OF BRAZILIAN THEATER IN THE ...

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Soul’s Robber

Among the absurdities created about Kra Timão’s origin it’s always included the idea that ...

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Júlio César Monteiro Martins
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How I wrote a (almost) bestseller at 70

I can still remember a time when books were easy to acquire and prices ...

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Iosif Landau
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By His independence of thought irritated both fascists and leftists. His private life was ...

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His independence of thought irritated both fascists and leftists. His private life was also a conti