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welcome♡

this blog is dedicated to sharing brazilian culture, history, literature, music, football, art, traditions, and everything that makes brasil unique.

whether you're brazilian, learning about the country, or just curious, i hope you find something interesting here :)

this is a space for appreciation, discussion, and discovering brasil beyond the stereotypes.

this blog is run by me (💖)

thanks for stopping by, bem-vindos!

PT-BR - ENG

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faces dated from 2,000 years ago carved in stone at the Lajes Archaeological Site in Manaus, Brazil

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 Members of Ilê Aiyê, an Afro-Brazilian carnival group from Salvador, Bahia, Brazil. 

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Kayapó Mebêngôkre; Brazil, 1980-1999. Darrell Addison Posey

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Venezuela Earthquake Relief

I'm making this single post to link several resources and posts so it'll be easier to get

Comprehensive post with ways you can help internationally

This is a link to a post that has several donation links and links to soruces of information regarding the current state of the disaster.

Dona Yummy

It's a relief fund set up by Yummy, a venezuelan food delivery and taxi app. Them and other allied companies are matching 20-25% of your donation; it accepts international cards, ACH, cryptocurrency and PIX for brazilians.

You can also download the food delivery app since it isn't region locked and order food, medicine and hygiene products from the available supermarkets and farmacies in the app and deliver it to the address of your choice.

Dona Seguro

A webpage created by the venezuelan journalist Ernesto Fuenmayor and vouched by Estefanía León, comedian from a well known venezuelan podcast El Cuartico.

This webpage has several reputable and verified charities for international donations with proof that your donations are reaching the intended communities. This will help to ease your uncertainty of whether your donation is actually helping or not.

Why you shouldn't donate to the venezuelan Red Cross

As it is, the venezuelan red cross has been in the hands of the regime for several years and the donations made to them won't reach us at all.

It was seized by the regime on 2023 and has been under the control of the Rodríguez siblings since.

It is a very corrupt institution, if you want to donate do so at the other charities venezuelans have vouched for.

I am unaware of how other international Red Cross charities are operated, but it's preferable if you donate with the other charities that venezuelans have vouched for.

Donating to your local donation centers

You can also continue to donate non-perishable food, medicine, medical supplies, baby and kids products, tents, sleeping bags, blankets, clothes and personal hygiene products to your local venezuelan donation sites since those who lost everything will be in refugee camps for the forseeable future that will follow this disaster.

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Brazilian, from World’s Smokers series (N33) for Allen & Ginter Cigarettes. 1888. Credit line: The Jefferson R. Burdick Collection, Gift of Jefferson R. Burdick https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/420399

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apenas o Clodovil pode explicar como me sinto

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argentina ganhando mais um jogo no tapetão, os filhinhos da FIFA mesmo

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Egypt vs Argentina + refs...

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One of the best things out of this game is this gif

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To all my Latam followers, and non latinos too, please let’s come together to support our Venezuelan brothers and sisters and everyone affected by yesterday’s earthquakes.

Venezuela, our hearts are with you ❤️‍🩹 Please use this post to share trusted NGOs, updates, and ways we can help those in need!

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São João/Festa Junina, also known as the Brazilian June Festival, is a celebration that blends european catholic traditions with Brazil’s rural, Indigenous, and African influences. It is connected to the feast day of Saint John the Baptist, celebrated on June 24.

The tradition arrived in Brazil with the Portuguese during the colonial period. Over time, it became a joyful celebration of the countryside, harvest season, bonfires, folk dances like quadrilha, colorful decorations, and traditional corn based foods. Today, São João is one of Brazil’s biggest and most beloved cultural festivals.

Happy São João's Day!!!

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HOJE TEM BRASIL E ESCÓCIA!!!!