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1. While caipirinha may well be the national drink, what Brazilians truly love is an extra cold beer for Brazil’s hot and humid days. From nation-wide, mass-produced beverages to homemade craft beers, there are plenty of options to choose from. Here are some of the best Brazilian beers to try on your next trip to Brazil.

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2. Sep 29,  · From Jorge Ben to Antonio Carlos Jobim, Brazilian music has a rich history of singers, songwriters and performers who brought a bit of soul and rhythm to the world. This list of top Brazilian music artists includes some of the most talented entertainers emerging in the Latin music community.. Although this list is short for a country whose musical universe is infinite, each one of the.

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3. Jun 30,  · 1. Roberto Carlos (singer) There's no debate about Roberto Carlos being the #1 living Brazilian musician. He is often called the King Roberto Carlos, as he was one of the most popular Brazilian musicians ever. He is so popular, that every year.

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4. Jun 06,  · Provided to YouTube by Believe SAS Brazilian Summer · Santo, Johnny La musica degli angeli, vol. 3 ℗ INC Released on: Author: Caetano Zama Composer: Caetano Zama .

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5. Salvador, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and capital of Bahia State in North East Brazil, is the first colonial capital of Brazil, and the center of Afro-Brazilian culture. The Summer Program in Brazil provides students an unparalleled opportunity to engage with a city and region that have retained and celebrated their African roots.

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6. The Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs estimated in that million Brazilians live in the United States, but the American Community Survey accounted for only , This massive discrepancy can largely be attributed to the undocumented status of an estimated 70% of Brazilians living in the U.S. who are underreported in these studies.

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7. The Wikipedia page about European diaspora shows that 71% of European immigrants went to the US in the 19th and 20th century, 21% to Latin America (mainly Brazil and Argentina) and 7% to Australia. Argentina has a higher percentage of European des.

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8. Back in , according to the Estado do S. Paulo newspaper, former U.S. President George W. Bush reportedly asked Fernando Henrique Cardoso, then-president of Brazil, "Does Brazil have blacks.

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