Brazil

Samba is the "national" dace. However, there are a lot of brazilian rhythms, that include Frevo, Maracatu, Bumba-meu-boi, etc.

A "fazenda" is a farm, and they are located in many different places throughout Brazil.

Most people in Brazil isn´t even interested in football, because they play soccer instead.

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- AUDI

- CITROEN

- JAGUAR

- LAND ROVER

- LEXUS

- NISSAN

- PEUGEOT

- RENAULT

- TOYOTA

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- VOLVO

Brazil isn't a language it's a country and Brazil's language is Portuguese so yeah.. that question doesn't sound to smart so how you say sweet dreams in portuguese is doce sonhos pretty positive!

i don't know but i know there is a small body of water between south America and a small part of Mexico so technetically you can drive to Texas to the end of Mexico but cant drive across the water.

Yes. It is bringing lots of attention to the country. Many people are visiting the country, so they are spending and that helps the economy. It brings a positive attitude to people as it is a celebration of sport.

5. Because they have won the World Cup 5 times.

2499 km or 1553 mi

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3 months with good planning and weather.

Football (or soccer) is the most popular sport in Brazil. The national team has won the FIFA World Cup five times, and is considered one of the premiere soccer teams in the world.

The main mode of transport is rail or bus.

Rio de Janeiro is located at 22 degrees and 54 minutes south latitude, 43 degrees 14 minutes west longitude.

Well, the way you said in the question is a way to say it, but in english. But if meant how to say it in Brazilian language (which is portuguese, by the way).. it's: Bem vindo ao Brasil

Roberto Baggio for Italy.

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Mardi Gras in New Orleans is a festival where the city enjoys showing off its rich cultural past. The parades are held in both the city proper, and the suburbs. The parades are usually named after Ancient Greek and Roman Gods, Godesses, and other iconic figures and places from that time. The main difference is that while Mardi Gras in the States is celebrated mostly in New Orleans and other places in the south. Carnival in Rio is celebrated by the country as a whole.

New Orleans Roman Catholic origins, and regional beliefs in practices of Voodoo, and the traditions of the African-American Marching clubs (the black Indian civic marching groups, along with its Jazz flavor give it a feel apart from Carnival in Rio.

I would suggest going to both if possible. The stories alone would be worth the trip

Brazil is the largest country in South America so naturally it borders many countries as well as the South Atlantic Ocean.

Brazil

European immigrants to Brazil worked in the urban industries that were developing Montevideo and Buenos Aires.

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No, Brazil is a capitalist country.

1 - Paula Fernandes

2 - Luan Santana

3 - Victor and Leo

4 - Fernando and Sorocaba

5 - Wanessa Camargo

6 - Zeze di Camargo and Luciano

7 - Jorge and Mateus

8 - Familia Lima

there are some 10 countries which are touching the border with brazil