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Originally posted on The Cosmotropics:
I must admit that I didn’t hang around many demonstrations (or protest-events of any political inclination) when I lived in Brazil, from January to June of this year. And there were enough to spare, many organized…

Originally posted on Brazilian Concrete:
? The Museu Brasileiro de Escultura MuBE was designed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha in 1995. The appearance of the building would suggest that it is Brutalist, however, due to being a building from the…

Originally posted on Brazilian Concrete:
The Ginásio do Clube Atlético Paulistano designed by Paulo Mendes da Rocha & João De Gennaro in 1961, was the earliest of Mendes da Rocha’s major works. Situated within a private sports club the building is…

Originally posted on lookbeyondtellerand:
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This gallery contains 1 photo.

Originally posted on The Global Local:
After visiting Fazendinha da Regina I was determined to make Portuguese green soup and pão de queijo (cheese rolls). I set a date with my boyfriend Jesse for a Sunday afternoon Brazilian feast. I’ve…

Originally posted on BEING AN ADULT:
When I heard Lunya was opening in Manchester I was mega excited, as far as Spanish food goes, it’s definitely one of my favorites. The original restaurant has been open in Liverpool for the…

Originally posted on The Snail of Happiness:
I had the great pleasure to be invited to spend World Wide Knit in Public Day at The Make It Shop in Chorlton, Manchester. You are much more likely to find me in…

Originally posted on Travel.:
In Spain, Easter (Semana Santa; Holy Week) is a very significant time of year where the majority of the country celebrates with processions/church services. In order to celebrate everything properly the entire week before Good Friday…