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Cowboys of Cachoeira: by kamzam, Views[66]
 		 Sao Felix: by kamzam, Views[159]
 		 Cachoeira: by kamzam, Views[72]
 		 Berimbau shopping: by kamzam, Views[72]
 		 The lovely streets of Salvador: by kamzam, Views[61]
 
Luiz en Giulia met hun vader en de tantes Leticia en Ligia : by ligia-richard, Views[36]
 		 Het laatste avondmaal van 2011: by ligia-richard, Views[36]
 		 Een toekan bespiedt ons vanuit de bosjes: by ligia-richard, Views[35]
 		 Het nieuwe huis van Pietro en Tatiana: by ligia-richard, Views[29]
 		 Bezoekje aan het park in Araraquara: by ligia-richard, Views[31]
 
De chocoladeletter voor Giulia valt goed in de smaak!: by ligia-richard, Views[30]
 		 De verjaardagstaart is wel heel bijzonder dit jaar: by ligia-richard, Views[32]
 		 Honing vers van de raat!: by ligia-richard, Views[67]
 		 Het resultaat mag er wezen na een lange dag sculpturen!: by ligia-richard, Views[74]
 		 Bijkletsen met vriendinnen uit Campinas: by ligia-richard, Views[80]
 
Koekje 2: by ligia-richard, Views[68]
 		 Koekje 1 op de eerste cursusdag. Zonde om op te eten...: by ligia-richard, Views[67]
 		 Kerstverlichting aan de Avenida Paulista in São Paulo: by ligia-richard, Views[47]
 		 Paraty,Brazil: by kamzam, Views[44]
 		 Devotion and charm exist even in the favelas. Despite their portrayal in the Western media, I was surprised how normal life in them can appear. Juice bars, cake shops and mobile phone sellers were a feature of this one.: by juliantse, Views[57]
 
Black and white friends train together at a makeshift gym near Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro.: by juliantse, Views[83]
 		 A from a hole in the wall in a favela (shanty town) in Rio, peers out to shacks right next to modern high-rises by the sea. The contrast between haves and have-nots is a very present theme in Brazil at the moment.: by juliantse, Views[48]
 		 Whether rich or poor, it is difficult to find a match for the sense of optimism, deep affection, and love of life of the people of Brazil.: by juliantse, Views[53]
 		 In Brazil, it's very common to hear in every corner that the year begins after carnival. The popular party happens in February or March each year. This is really a time that most of them are waiting for since January 1st...: by followthewind, Views[26]
 		 They dress as they want: like movie stars, politicians, animals, kids. They drink, dance, meet their friends, they kiss each other. While the rest of the year, the streets are only a way to get them home, tired from a hard day of work. during Carnival they give place to a party. The streets are catwalks and dancefloors.: by followthewind, Views[41]
 
So life goes back to normal. Summer has already reached his peak. Daylight saving is almost over. As the money in the bank account. There the end of Carnival is the beginning of a brand new year. And they dream about the costume the are using the year after...: by followthewind, Views[27]
 		 A few days later, with their feet hurting, it's hard to find what's left from their costumes, from their shoes. Even the house keys. They've danced and sung with their heart. It's a 4-day journey of laught and being whoever they wanted to be.: by followthewind, Views[41]
 		 Wild horses near Jericoacoara. 6am in the desert. Rare desert with lakes. (4): by jipy_travel, Views[21]
 		 A powerful sense of community is at the centre of Jurujuba, evident through this celebration of a young girl’s birthday.: by vagabonder, Views[120]
 		 Friends as well as co-workers, these men gather for a beer by the ocean’s edge, taking a break from their daily work in Jurujuba – preparing freshly-caught mussels for sale to local restaurants.: by vagabonder, Views[136]
 
Even the children of Jurujuba have their own role in the heritage of this fishing village. This young boy’s job of the day consists of carting the long, tangled netting from one end of the village to the other.: by vagabonder, Views[138]
 		 Repair of the seemingly endless netting requires nimble fingers and tireless precision; this fisherman has perfected these skills through decades of work in the village.: by vagabonder, Views[141]
 		 A young Jurujuba fisherman sets to the long and labourous task of repairing his fishnets. On the day that US President Barack Obama first visited Brazil, talk among this fisherman and his peers was focused mainly upon their fear that their country’s resources would be taken at unfair value.: by vagabonder, Views[156]
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 		 Even amongst older generations, men tend to follow a foreign cowboy style.: by candidgypsy, Views[44]
 
Young men and their popstar dreams. : by candidgypsy, Views[44]
 		 Baby girl and the future that awaits for her.: by candidgypsy, Views[30]
 		 Women normaly weave at home and sell crafts in order to increase family income.: by candidgypsy, Views[43]
 		 Each one at it's place: cardboard play house explains the diferences.: by candidgypsy, Views[45]
 		 Ritual and performance, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil: by ileana1984, Views[24]
 
Favela view (lights over the city)Salvador, Bahia, Brazil: by ileana1984, Views[39]
 		 Ritual and performance, Salvador, Bahia, Brazil: by ileana1984, Views[26]
 		 Old and new Salvador city, Bahia, Brazil: by ileana1984, Views[33]
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 		 Rio de Janeiro: by elis82, Views[29]
 
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 		 Bron's sexy new Brazilian bikini: by elis82, Views[36]
 
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