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I was born and lived in Rio for 30 years, before moving to Perth (Australia), where I stayed for 3 years. Native from Copacabana, I have a strong connection with the city culture and vibe. My mai... Read More...
My connection to the Northeast began in 1998. While living in San Francisco, I translated the subtitles for the film "Sertão das Memórias"- "Landscapes of Memory" by director José Araujo from ... Read More...
After 14 years of sharing this mega city with such a diverse population, and with a specially strong relationship to its social realities and inequalities through my work with street children, I ... Read More...
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Category: Sustainability
Cidadão Comunitário: Youth Mural Project in Northeastern BrazilWorking with a local Brazilian NGO, a California muralist helps the youth in Natal, Brazil express their stories and beautify their community. |
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Category: Innovators
Impossible is nothing: Start your own international NGOWhere do you picture yourself at age 28? Maybe owning a home and holding a job you like, possibly a Master’s Degree. How about getting your PhD and becoming the founder of two internationally-based nonprofit organizations? Meet Dr. Daniel Weiss. Daniel is an unassuming, outspoken guy from the... |
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Category: Music+Art
Booty and Bootlegs: A diary of Baile Funk in the favelas of Rio de JaneiroA marijuana-sweat stew boils in the walls. It’s 11am. The sun drags on the earth’s belt. Only now are the sounds of life emerging -- cheap TV’s and radios pump the western world through bad reception and small speakers. Dylan’s universal words blare in mono over the boom-crash absurdities of... |
Blogs about Brazil
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Jericoacoara, Brazil during the Low SeasonAfter my semester abroad in Fortaleza, Brazil ended, I refused to leave and decided to explore the surrounding areas of Fortaleza’s state, Ceará. While Fortaleza is not known for its beauty and charming architecture (the oldest, colonial church was torn down to make a heinous modern one; the city... |
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Places I Love in My Adopted Country : Brazil Part 1- LorenaJoining the Matador community (yesterday!) has been an interesting stimulous. I´ve been fortunate enough to have had many diverse travel experiences and all I have been able to think about is what I want to share first. I´ve decided on starting with my adopted country , Brazil. Brazil , as all you... |
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My next mission: make Brazilians think that I'm Brazilian, in just 3 months!After learning 6 languages to fluency in 6 years of travels, and learning to speak Czech in just two months (and of course, blogging about how I did it!), it’s time that to go on to the next level in language learning! |