From Xuxa’s kids show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zJm6nDnR2SE
True facts about the Tapir
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Brazilian Prisoners Knit Their Way To Freedom
Brazilian Prisoners Knit Their Way To Freedom
When Raquell Guimaraes, a Brazilian fashion designer was short on staff and needed to boost…
The view from my breakfast table on the 15th floor. Great depiction on this massive city. São Paulo has 11 million inhabitants!
Somehow you made the richest part of the city, from which those touristy pictures on Wikipedia are taken, appear as run down as Old Downtown. But I like the effect.
Cachaça portraits
Some History: Brazilians were almost teetotalers until the early 19th century. There weren’t bars or taverns and the drink of choice was wine, only socially. In 1808, the Portuguese court brought European drinking habits, so the rich and middle class got the bars - already labelled with that word, from English and French. The poor folks started drinking at bodegas, that is, village stores, a corruption from apotecário, pharmacy, a word which was changed again to boteco, dive bar. Above you cans see some botecos that still work as village stores, a view still common in the countryside.
