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Brazil Travel Articles:

Hot Attractions In Brazil
Even though Brazil covers almost half of South America a majority of its residents live on the coast....read more

Important Information Before Going To Brazil
Brazil has a very diverse culture and a wonderful climate. Summer starts in December and ends in February in this South American country....read more

Brazil Traffic Women to S. Korea
Brazilian police have cracked down on a South Korean gang about to traffic three Brazilian women to Seoul, authorities said Friday.....read more

Brazil's Consumer-Credit Business is getting Ready to Boom
Money for nothing? You bet. Hordes of youths in flashy uniforms compete to catch the attention of pedestrians in downtown....read more

A Favela Split? - McDonald's opens Ice Cream Kiosk in Rio de Janeiro Slum
McDonald's recently opened its first icecream kiosk in a Rio de Janeiro "favela," or slum. The U.S. hamburger chain's kiosks are fairly common throughout Brazil ....read more

Rio de Janeiro Stories: Shoot-Outs on the Streets, Girl-on-Girl
One of the best things about living in Copacabana is the steady stream of visitors I receive. My sofa bed and I have never been so popular....read more

Dionne Warwick's Home In Brazil Burglarized
Five men dressed as repairmen entered singer Dionne Warwick's home in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil, tied up the singer's brother....read more

Girls from Ipanema told to CoverUp
The girls from Ipanema may soon have to cover up. The assembly of the state of Rio de Janeiro has approved a ban on the sale of postcards of scantily clad women in the former capital's shops and kiosks....read more

Capoeira combines dance, fighting techniques
Oakland Tribune, May 1, 2006 by Column by Virgil Williams

Capoeira is a lively form of Brazilian martial arts that combines dance, acrobatics and music with fighting techniques. Clubs and classes have been springing up in the United States, and now comes "Capoeira Conditioning," ($15.95) by Gerald Taylor, a guide to using capoeira moves and stretches to build strength and flexibility.