Rogerio Medeiros is an important Brazilian visual artist/photographer, working with unique photo collages and limited edition fine art prints out of São Paulo. He is the author of "Ritmo e Gesto" (Rhythm and Gesture, in English), published in 2012 by Museu a Céu Aberto, and of the essays "Between Land and Sea" (2003), "Shadow of Doubt" (2006) and "Tangible Time" (2014). Some of Rogerio's most important solo art exhibitions are: Pinacoteca do Estado de São Paulo (2003), Ormeu

Often referred to as "The King" (O Rei)  in his native Brazil, Roberto Carlos is more than just a singer; he is a living legend whose career spans over six decades. For international readers, even if his name isn't immediately familiar, his influence on romantic music across Latin America and the world is undeniable. Born in 1941 in Cachoeiro de Itapemirim, Espírito Santo, Roberto Carlos Braga started his musical journey initially inspired by Elvis Presley and the emerging ro

If you love art, there's one Brazilian name you absolutely need to know: Candido Portinari (1903–1962). Often hailed as the most internationally recognized Brazilian painter, Portinari didn't just paint pictures; he painted the very heart of his country—its people, its struggles, its joys, and its history. He’s a giant of Brazilian Modernism, and here’s a quick tour of his fascinating life and monumental work. Portinari’s beginnings were humble. He was born in 1903 on a coffe

Let's take a trip back in time—specifically, to the scorching heat of Mexico in 1970 . Forget your VAR debates and modern tactics for a second. We're talking about pure football magic because that's what Brazil's legendary squad delivered when they conquered their third FIFA World Cup and snagged the iconic Jules Rimet Trophy for good! This wasn't just a tournament win; it was a symphony of skill  that redefined "The Beautiful Game." Five Number 10s and a Genius Coach Imagine