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Music, travel, friends, and fun!

We love to explore the best of Brazil and share what we’ve learned with everyone we meet: the music, the culture, the lifestyle, and the cuisine.

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Watch for our next edition on November 7th!

Not today? We understand. We hope to see you again sometime.

While you’re here, why not check out:

Connect Brazil’s Song of The Week:

‘Samba Saravah’ from Private Parlor (Bossa Vibes)

Ryan DeHues previews his appearance at Herb Alpert’s Vibrato Grill & Jazz in Los Angeles.

Connect Brazil’s ‘Picture of the Day:

Thin young blonde woman with outstretched arms smiling in front of Rio de Janeiro's Lagoa.
Connect Brazil’s ‘Picture of the Day’. Miss it and it’s gone, but there’s a new one every day on our homepage at Connect Brazil. (Photo 35926553 | © Mauricio Jordan De Souza Coelho | Dreamstime)

Connect Brazil’s Picture of The Day

We have a special way to say ‘hello’ when you visit Connectbrazil.com on your computer, laptop, or tablet (sorry, mobile users!).

Our Picture of the Day pops up to greet you with a hand-picked photo. A new image every day, sure to fascinate, inspire, or just bring a smile.

It’s another way we invite you to add a little more Brazil to your life. Get today’s picture right now, or whenever you visit our homepage.

Thank you for visiting us today!

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