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Arpoador Beach

View of Arpoador Beach in Rio de Janeiro

Toucan

- a very famous bird found in South America. (Photo by Anna Kuinsler)

View of the Iguazu Falls

from the upper viewpoint. (Photo by Anna Kuinsler)

Sao Paulo City

Photo by Marcelo Kanasiro

Macaw

The red and green macaw is the largest of it's kind and is mainly found in South America.

Inema Beach

Public part of Inema Beach, in Salvador.

LADEIR

Serra do Urubu

in the countryside of Minas Gerais State. (Photo by Marcelo Kanasiro)

National Congress of Brazil

National Congress of Brazil, house of the Federal Senate and the Chamber of Deputies in Brasilia, capital of Brazil.

Maua Square

Maua Square, former harbour in Rio de Janeiro, now converted in a leisure area with the Museum of Tomorrow in the.jpg

Ipiranga Museum

Ipiranga Museum, in São Paulo (Photo by Marcelo Kanasiro).jpeg

blue and gold macaw

A closer look of the blue and gold macaw (Photo by Anna Kuinsler).jpg

City of Salvador

City of Salvador, in the Northeastern state of Bahia (Photo by Anna Kuinsler).jpg

Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls is located on the border of Argentina and Brazil. The falls are one of the seven Wonders of Nature

Salvador

Bottom part of the city of Salvador with the view of Elevator Lacerda that people can take a ride

Ibirapuera Park

Ibirapuera Park, in São Paulo, one of the largest urban parks in Latin America (Photo by Marcelo Kanasiro).jpeg

Hyacinth macaw.

Hyacinth macaw. Another parrot traditionally found in South America (Photo by Anna Kuinsler).jpg

Brazilian Performances

Brazilian Zouk dance - Rubens Magalhaes and Rafaela Miqueletto

Capoeira presentation - Capoeira Ache Brasil

Meu Primeiro Blues, by Lanceloti Experience - Brazilian rock

Meu raio de sol, by Leo Teles - Brazilian country music

Vida, by Joao Baqui - MPB style (Musica Popular Brasileira, Brazilian Popular Music)

Recipes

Caipirinha (Brazilian Drink)

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Pao de Queijo (Brazilian Cheese Buns)

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ABOUT THE BRAZILIAN CULTURAL SOCIETY OF EDMONTON

The Brazilian Cultural Society of Edmonton (also known as the acronym ABRE) is a non-profit cultural association created to help Brazilian living in Edmonton and area to feel at home and prosper as immigrants. Throughout the year, we promote Brazilian cultural events not only to raise funds for the Society but also to engage our community. Our events always bring the best of our heritage translated in traditional music, dance, food and drinks and are open to anyone that wishes to join.

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