do you have any information om Brazilian carnival?
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The Brazilian Carnival (spelled Carnaval in Portuguese) is an annual celebration held forty days before Easter (marking the start of Lent), in Brazil. It has some differences from its counterparts in Europe, as well there being variations across the large Brazilian territory. The Brazilian Carnival is known in Brazil simply as carnaval.\n\nDespite the Catholic inspiration, Brazilian Carnival is celebrated more as a profane feast than a religious event. Its origins are European, by a kind of carnival called Introito (Latin for entrance). The entrudo, as it was known in Brazil, could have been characterized mainly as a joke: to throw water (and later, other things) at other people, to "purify the body". The entrudo was prohibited, without success, in the middle of the 19th Century, as it was considered violent by the upper classes (it is said that many people died from infections and other diseases, since even rotten fruits were sometimes thrown).\n\n \nCarnival parade in Rio de Janeiro, BrazilIn the late 19th Century, the cordões (literally laces in Portuguese) were introduced in Rio de Janeiro, which consisted of groups of people who would walk on the streets playing music and dancing. The cordões were ancestors of the modern samba schools.\n\nThe blocos (blocks), another name for the cordões, are some of the current representations of the popular Brazilian Carnival. They are formed by people who dress in costumes according to certain themes, or to celebrate the carnival in specific ways. The schools of samba are truly organizations that work all year in order to prepare themselves for the samba schools parade.\n\nThe best-known Brazilian Carnival celebration takes place in Rio de Janeiro, with its samba schools, blocos and bandas occupying entire neighborhoods.\n\nIn Salvador and other cities of the Northeastern Region, there is another form of the Brazilian Carnival: the Trio Elétrico. A trio elétrico is an adapted truck, with giant speakers and a platform where musicians play songs of local genres such as Axé music and Maracatu (in Recife). Salvador Carnival is already onde of the most famous in all world, receveing a total of 2 million people, including turists and their own people.\n\nDuring the Carnival, a fat man is elected to represent the role of Rei Momo, the "king" of Carnival, whose rule is one of fun instead of that of everyday authorities. The tradition of the king probably originates with the tradition of the king and queen of maracatu which in turn has its origins in the days of slavery in the northeast where some slaves who were leaders were given a greater level of responsibility.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grande_Porto
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Have you tried http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Main_Page they have info about anything.
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Do you have more information on the project?
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Yes i do. These are some of the best sites.\n\nwww.einnews.com/brazil/newsfeed-Brazil-Advertising \nwww.veirano.com.br/html/english/ conteudo_articles.cgi?ARTIGO=21\nwww.marketresearch.com/ browse.asp?categoryid=293&sortby=d&g=1&page=4\nwww.mre.gov.br/CDBRASIL/ITAMARATY/ WEB/INGLES/artecult/propag/criatividade/apresent.htm
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Hi Hailee:\n\nThis is a tough one.\n\nI suggest that you contact the Canadian Embassy and hope you find a friendly commercial attache who can help you .\nHe's the contact :\n\n\n\nCommercial Section\nAddress:\nAv. das Nações Unidas, 12901-16. andar \nCentro Empresarial Nações Unidas \nTorre Norte, Brooklin\n\n04578-000 São Paulo - SP - Brasil \nTel.:(55-11) 5509-4321\nFax.:(55-11) 5509-4260\nE-mail: infocentre@canada.org.br\n\n"Our mandate is to promote Canada's economic interests in Brazil and to support Canadian Companies who have selected Brazil as the market of their products, services or technologies. For more information about our services please visit" The Canadian Trade Commissioner service in São Paulo at www.infoexport.gc.ca
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a carnival or a theme park...
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visit miteindia.com where in u can find information
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I don't know for certain, but perhaps if you contact people that are involved in creating the faires they might be able to help. You can find a listing of faires below.\n\nhttp://www.faires.com/
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This is the link for it\nhttp://www.diadora.com/eng/news.phtml?lang=gb&f_id=491\nsorry for beeing so late
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Visiting Address: \nAvenida das Nações, Qd.807, lote 29 \nCEP: 70419-900 Brasília - DF - Brazil \n\nPostal Address: \nCaixa Postal 10.548 \n71-620-980 Brasilia DF \nBrazil \n\nContact: \nPhone: +55 (61) 443 14 44 \nFax: +55 (61) 443 11 87 \nE-mail: ambassaden.brasilia@foreign.ministry.se \nWeb Site: www.suecia.org.br
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TRY SENDING AN E-MAIL TO ONE OF THE THESE\nIf you have any other questions concerning to this event, please do not hesitate to contact the Organizing\nCommittees of the Mare Nostrum Circuit.\nBARCELONA (ESP) 10 - 11 June – XXVII Gran Premi Internacional Ciutat de Barcelona\nTel +34 93 488 18 54 – Fax +34 93 487 88 74\ne-mail: r.sanz@fcnatacio.org - contact: Ruben Sanz – Coordinator\nCANET (FRAN) 7 - 8 June – XIX Meeting de Canet en Roussillon\nTel + 33 4 68 73 54 03 Fax +33 4 68 73 62 06\ne-mail: natation.canet@libertysurf.fr contact: Michel Precloux – Délégué Général\nMONACO (MON) 3 - 4 June XXIV Meeting International de Natation\nTel +377 92 05 40 59 Fax +377 92 05 40 69\ne-mail: fedmonat@mc-monaco.com contact: Christian Canavesio – Commissaire Général
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Try this website http://animal.discovery.com/fansites/jeffcorwin/carnival/frog/califnewt.html
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According to my source, he had a son with a Brazilian dancer on a Brazilian television show. I'm not really sure about his current status though. I hope he's still single and available. ;P
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