 | A evoluτπo da moda no Brasil. A brief
history of Brazilian fashions. In Portuguese. |
| BahiaBeat e-zine from Salvador (you
guessed...) Cuisine, shopping guide, festivals guide (Bahia has more official parties than
any other city in the world!) |
| Bem-vindo ao Brasil
(Welcome to Brazil) Don't miss Sergio's description of the Brazilian flag...it really
touched my astronomer's heart! Thanks, Sergio! |
| Bossa Nova and Guitar |
| Brasil, Meu Brasil Brasileiro From a
native of Fortaleza, Cearß. The title comes from the song Brazil by Ary Barroso. |
| Brazilian Embassy, Washington, DC.
Important links and all you need to know about visas, etc. |
| Brazilian Music UPTODATE Interviews,
bios, great photos, latest releases...must check this one. |
| Brazzil. A tremendous monthly e-zine dedicated to
all things Brazilian, from soccer to music to short stories to art, you name it! We read
them all the time and you should too. |
| Dißlogo Institute (Can you
think of a more amazing place to study Portuguese than Salvador, Bahia???) |
| Flamengo Soccer Team in Rio. If you love
soccer, well, you've got to love them!! |
| Globo Television Network |
| Ipanema (all about that neighborhood of Rio and
much more. Very cool! Don't miss it if you're going...and it's a lot of fun even if you're
not!) This one gets a big smack and a hug. |
| Jornal do Brasil (one of Rio's major newspapers, the
cybercure for "saudade do Brasil") |
| Livro de receitas brasileiras por Maria
Cristina. Yummy recipes in Portuguese! |
| Lonely Planet Guide to Brazil.
These guys think WE're quirky...but together we're a good team...definitely check them out
before you go. |
| Minas Gerais Page (In Portuguese)
All about the state that gave us Milton Nascimento, fabulous spas, gorgeous baroque
architecture, ceramics and textiles, and
of course, those incredible precious stones coveted all over the world! |
| Museu Villa-Lobos. The great
Brazilian composer now has his own museum and the museum has a Web site...great place to
start. Then you can go to Rio and take a real tour. |
| Net-Visit to Brazil |
| Pπo de Aτ·car or Sugarloaf Mountain. One of
my favorite, favorite places in Rio now has a Web site. Cool, guys! Thanks! |
| Pantanal. A dedicated fellow in Rio has started
a Web site for one of Brazil's greatest - and endangered, attention, please!! - wonders.
Don't miss it! |
| Receitas da vov≤ Ricardo in Brazil
LOVES his grandma's cooking...and he's right to! (In Portuguese) |
| Villa-Lobos A Canadian web
site dedicated to the great classical composer...one of my most beloved, right up there
with Beethoven and Mozart...WOW! |
| Virtual Trip to Brazil. Links to
numerous Brazil-related Web sites. |