Brazil Travel Blogs - Page 33

By: Mary Beth, Brent, and Dillon Since 1980, the number of Protestants in Brazil and Argentina has grown impressively. The Catholic church in Brazil particularly, and to a much lesser degree in Argentina is full of religious syncretism. So many of the churchgoers blend african rooted religion…

Arrived in Rio at lunch time, after a brief stopover in Sao Paulo. After looking at a baggage carousel for 30mins, we realised our bags weren't coming - turned out they'd been left in London!

Living in Brasil for 3 years traveling in Ceara, Piaui, Maranhao, Amapa, Pernambuco

Visitar Brazil fue emocionante. Mi amiga es bracileira, asi es que pude conocer no solo ese pais tan interesante sino tambien su gente. Simpre estan de fiesta y me hicieron sentir muy bien. Un viaje maravilloso e inolvidable!

Post Cards from 27 Countries!

   The day of celebration for one's birth should always be a happy and joyous affair.  Idealy, it is fitting that the celbrant be surrounded by the closest of friends and family for such an occaision.  It is a time to reminice of times gone by and those yet to come.&nbs…

JB Boonstra Before coming to Brazil, I always thought Portuguese was extremely close to Spanish. I figured since I already knew Spanish that picking up Portuguese would be easy. Unfortunately, that’s not the case. Though I can see how someone who doesn’t know either language very…

A must see!

My last trip back home, Rio de Janeiro. This time my Lover came along. We had a great time! Priceless moments spent with family... relaxing @ Ipanema beach, shopping, and eating goooood!!! :) We couldn't get enough!!!

Living in Buenos Aires for a month was a wonderful experience. We stayed there long enough to get settled in and learn our way around the city. Personally, I learned a lot about living in a foreign country and was able to work on improving my Spanish beyond a survival level. However, looking ba…

Nuestras vacaciones a brasil

Suggested Reform of the Brazilian Electoral System Eric Anderson, John Ceisel, John Winn   When countries move towards a democratic system of government after many years in an oppressive authoritarian regime - particularly over the past 50 years in Latin America - the transi…

By: Mary Beth, Brent, and Dillon Since 1980, the number of Protestants in Brazil and Argentina has grown impressively. The Catholic Church, in Brazil particularly and to a much lesser degree in Argentina, is full of religious syncretism. Many of the churchgoers have blended African rooted relig…

Epica's Mexican / South-American leg of the "The Divine Conspiracy" World-Tour 2008

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