What is Brazil Capital? Be honest with me right now: I’m pretty sure that you used to think that the capital of Brazil was Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo, am I right? If you do, don’t be embarrassed. That’s…
Since the Independence Day of Brazil, back in 1822, the country already had 9 currencies. Since 1994, Brazil adopted a new currency that replaced the old one named “Cruzeiro”. Brazil’s currency is the Brazilian Real (Real Brasileiro) that was created…
What is Brazil’s Traditional Food? I love to travel more than anything. Knowing different places, people, countries, cultures. It’s always good. But there are two things that I miss every time I go out of Brazil: my family and the…
What is Brazil Known for Producing? If you think that are the greatest soccer players on the planet, you’re not wrong. We have the best players, but we do a lot more here. If you ever wondered why Brazil is…
What is Brazilian Barbecue? Guys, it’s not always easy to write about some subjects. Writing a blog post demands a lot of research to deliver a good article. But Brazilian Barbecue? This is my life! So being very straightforward with…
Is Brazilian Food Spicy? For those that live outside of Brazil is hard to understand the Brazilian culture and cuisine. A lot of people tend to have an image of Brazil confused with some other countries in Latin and Central…
Is Brazil known for coffee? For a coffee lover/addict like me living in Brazil is a perfect dream. There’s plenty of great coffee here, a gigantic variety of types, brands, and flavors. So, answering the question: Brazil is known for…
Brazil and United States are not historical rivals and have a lot of things in common. One of them is the fact that both countries have continental sizes. But which of them is the largest country? Is Brazil Bigger than…
Is Brazil a Third World Country? As a Brazilian born and bred, through my entire life I’ve learned in Brazilian schools that Brazil is not a first-world country. This classification is not used anymore but isn’t “taboo” or disrespectful talking…
What language do they speak in Brazil? Even being located in South America where most part of the country’s official language is Spanish, this is not the case for Brazil. Brazilian Portuguese is the official language in Brazil. As long…