Caviar of the caipira people, as defined by Monteiro Lobato, íças becomes food
Singer Gusttavo Lima is at the center of three investigations by the Public Ministry and has already had a show canceled for embezzlement
There were also cases of violence, with robberies, kidnappings and stabbings in the two-day musical event
Artist who rose to fame as Raul Gil says she saw pastors with lovers and had homosexual relationships with fellow believers
With a plot about Exu, Grande Rio is champion of the Carioca Carnival for the 1st time; 'Planeta Água', with reference to Iemanjá, gives title to Mancha Verde in SP
Openings, parties and get-togethers are popping up across the city, and gallery owners are also investing heavily in response to a market that seems excited to spend
One of the main names in Brazilian literature and one of the writers of a generation that marked the national literary production
Recognized work documents the occupation of the Amazon and its impact on the forest and the inhabitants of the region
Pieces that prioritize comfort without fear of being tacky are favorites of celebrities
Author of hits like 'Toda Nudez Will Be Castigada' and 'Eu Te Amo,' carioca couldn't recover from stroke complications
The nationalist project of the Semana de 22 did not apply to the wardrobe of the artists', who reaffirmed their taste for imported products
Work by the artist on album 'Nesse Inverno' made it clear that the musician transcended any simplistic classification
Crisis includes distribution of key positions to government allies without training in the area of heritage and paralyzation of the master's degree
Photographer brings to Brazil series of images of the Amazon rainforest shown in Europe
A note published on her social media said that her death was caused by natural causes
Mequinho reached the level 50 years ago and became the country's idol
Artist abandons concert, saying he has anxiety and raises the alarm in funk
Artists spoke at the hearing of the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights
American filmmaker prepares to come to the country next year
In 'In Search of the Thing Itself,' Teresa Montero reveals that the author was monitored by the military dictatorship and by the Dutra administration
His and Fernanda Montenegro's election suggests an institution more attuned to the diversity of today's Brazil
Singer became the most listened to in the country by innovating sertanejo and giving voice to womens pain
Responsible for great TV Globo hits, he suffered from Alzheimer's disease
Cellist Luiz Felipe Almeida will be able to take a course at a private college
"O Hóspede Americano," a four-episode miniseries that arrives in Brazil
Actor, victim of Covid, starred in television and cinema
The actor, famous for films like 'Macunaíma' and soap operas like 'Por Amor,' suffered from Parkinson's disease
Video games like 'Mundaun' represent a new step in the historic relationship between comics and video games
Firefighters say the flames started in rooms that housed historic films
João Gilberto was more dopey and generous than a surly genius, shows new biography written by musician Luiz Galvão
LGBTQ artists are establishing themselves in country music, but they suffer from discrimination in a market that is still conservative and associated with Bolsonaro
Costumes, which try not to contrast with the body of the cast, are a legacy of the elitist heritage of the dance, but the situation is changing
92-year-old architect since 1955 and named Pritzker, the biggest architecture award, in 2006
Artist had 8.6 million followers and a successful but controversial career
42-year-old comedian had been hospitalized with coronavirus in Rio de Janeiro since March
He arrived in Brazil in 1808 and spent 13 years in the former colony
The writer and playwright was a columnist for Folha since 1999
Statistical analysis shows which subjects are the most difficult for students on the exam
Center for studies on journalism, diversity, and democracy pays tribute to the newspaper's 1984-2018 editorial director
Online course will take place in the evening over 3 months; applicants must self-declare race
USP, Unicamp and UFRJ are the best evaluated in the country and those that concentrate more scientific production
Bolsonaro government released sample evaluation data, but did not define which grades represent adequate learning
One of the greatest artists of all time, she declared herself 'non-artist' and immersed herself in an experimental therapy practice
Datafolha survey with Itaú Cultural shows that the poorest say they feel less secure to visit cultural spaces
Palloma, 23, caught the eye of classical music star during internet class
The music of Novos Baianos, Jorge Ben, Secos & Molhados, Raul Seixas, Gal, Gil and Caetano was fueled by the emerging industry
Child needs toys with various types of representativeness, says psychologist
Some carnavalescos make plans, while other associations still don't have a theme
Government wants to work with business interests and promote changes in Iphan, the main Brazilian preservation agency
Bolsonaro announced that she would lead Cinemateca Brasileira in São Paulo
The biggest pop singer in the country is learning about politics and wants to raise the awareness of the millions of young people who follow her
Author of 'O Bêbado ea Equilibrista', 73-year-old artist wrote some of the most famous songs in Brazilian music
School honored washer women of Lagoa do Abaeté, in Salvador
Mancha Verde and Mocidade Alegre were in second and third positions, respectively
Director of more than 40 films died of bronchopneumonia
Catholic Institute signs petition against samba school for its portrayal of Jesus with "black face, Indian blood and a woman's body
Founder wants to raise participants' self-esteem and give visibility to diverse body types
The singer was kicked out of the Copacabana Palace, went topless on the beach, cried in the sand and hit the bars
With plots ranging from oil censorship at sea and fire in the Amazon, street carnival groups maintain anarchic tradition
Catalog of the Festa label, active in the 1950s and 1970s, is expected to hit YouTube this year, with titles of classical and popular music and literature
Duarte deepens flirtation with government and says she is engaged to the position as culture secretary
Crivella decided to extend New Year party to entice tourists and increase revenue
Netflix, which released the production, filed with STF against the earlier decision
'Nocturnes' is a national production coming to TV
Rapporteur say that censorship is beneficial 'not only for the Christian community, but for the mostly Christian Brazilian society'
Long a tradition of Rio de Janeiro's revelry, social criticism once again permeates the plots of major samba schools
Rio Grande do Norte's capital was American base in World War II and adopted from Coke to Mickey bullets
Steins work showed the social and economic side of slavery
Not only did the industry suffer from less institutional and economic resources, but it is also reeling from a declared war of the government against the artistic class
Performance is part of project that seeks to connect the classic to the present
Dante Mantovani new head of Funarte, said the Beatles emerged to spread communism and that rock encourages Satanism and the 'abortion industry'
Sabrina Sato, Mara Maravilha and Governor João Doria were at the scene
New appointments include the heads of the Audiovisual Secretariat, Palmares Foundation and Rouanet office and Ancine
'Milu', hit by Caribbean rhythm 'ambassador' in Brazil, Gusttavo Lima, is one of the most listened songs of the year
Festival celebrates next year the American poet who observed and loved Brazil
The television host hit his head after falling at home in the US
Their tales and poems are tailored to go viral
Of the most played tracks on Brazilian Spotify, almost 7% are live shows
Chico Buarque spices up his new novel, 'Essa Gente', with lynching, police violence and Brazil's tensions under Bolsonaro
Funarte's former performing arts director gained sympathy from the president by offending actress Fernanda Montenegro
Abandoned street cinemas resurface in São Paulo and become documentary theme
Judicial fights will affect the ability to access more than half of João Gilbertos discography
Edson Suemitsu considers himself the last descendant in Brazil to maintain the philosophy and tradition of the katana forge
New book about Raul Seixas by Jotabê Medeiros suggests the musician collaborated with the dictatorship
Survey based on Spotify hits shows no other people listen to their national songs as much
The Camões award is the main literary award for the Portuguese language
Rio mayor will not fund samba schools in 2020
Ecuadorian Felipe Correa knows São Paulo has problems, but the city can teach a lot about urbanism, he says
The diploma, which will be given to the musician in Lisbon, already has the signature of Portugal and awaits that of the Brazilian president
Teachers who retired or resigned were not replaced
Producers said the delay was caused by they state that the decision was motivated by delay in the procedures required by Ancine
Proposal still depends on mayor's sanction
'Democratic regime presupposes an environment of free movement of ideas,' Court president said
Comic Book features images of two boys kissing, fully clothed
36th edition of Panorama, the most important MAM show of the year, opens this Saturday (17)
Exhibition about Vladimir Herzog excludes image of forged suicide; Sesc seeks to prevent showing 'touchy' cause
Her fluidity in how she crosses genres and styles, without letting go of the rhythmic beats, has drawn attention
A month after the death of the bossa nova creator, children and girlfriend embroiled in a fight for inheritance
Artist is emblem of new modernity
Agency will be closer to federal government in an effort for the government to have more influence on productions
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