Brazil is the country for football. The 2014 World cup will mark a place in the Brazilian history. The remodeling of their stadiums already started with an estimate $1.1 billion US to be invested. The boom for foreign investment will take Brazil to the next level in the global economy.

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Claudio Taffarel

Michael Jackson went to Brazil in 1996 to record in the favelas of Rio de Janeiro the video for “They
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Have you being to Brazil? No? Rio is your first stop. The Independent has
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London is going crazy with Brazilian funk. The Forum in Kentish Town had a funny mixture of Brazilian nostalgia and crazy
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By Guto Araujo

It is CAS, The Caipirinha Appreciation Society Show, a podcast created by MdC Suingue (Portuguese for “Swing”) and Kika Serra.

Together they make a great team, MdC Suingue is based in London and Kika in Brazil. They play two hours of
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By Dantas

African slaves created the most famous Brazilian dish, feijoada, during their time in Brazil. They used scraps from the Big House and transformed them into a slave-quarter delicacy. Some Brazilians argue that feijoada is a variation of the famous
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Early morning and it is already 28°c, rafts returning from a long night
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By Guto Araujo

If you ask any Brazilian in his 30s, ‘who is the greatest Brazilian hero?’ the answer will automatically be Ayrton Senna, with the follow-up nickname ‘do Brasil’ (from Brazil). It does make you wonder about this unusual idol. Is it a lack of heroes? Why would a Formula 1 driver become the nation’s hero?

After Senna’s death in May 1994, the local media blamed the lack of heroes in Brazilian history for the population’s tears. Many people who never watched a car race before went into mourning, and
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