When you think of Rio de Janeiro, what comes to mind? Probably Cristo Redentor, Pão de Açúcar, or the Copacabana boardwalk. But I want to invite you to cross the "beach line" and discover Imperial Rio. Having been the capital of Brazil and the seat of the Portuguese Royal Family, the city center holds architectural gems that make you feel like you're in another era. Shall we take a stroll through this other side?

Easter in Brazil is one of the richest and most multifaceted celebrations on our calendar. Unlike other parts of the world, we manage to combine deep religious devotion with a commercial and gastronomic effervescence that transforms homes and supermarkets at this time of year.

Amidst the hustle and bustle of everyday life, there's a combination that nourishes the body and soul of millions of Brazilians: rice and beans. More than just a simple combination, this meal is a true icon of our culture, present on tables from north to south of the country.

Considered one of the classics of MPB (Brazilian Popular Music), “The Girl from Ipanema” is also one of the Bossa Nova "anthems".

Throughout its trajectory, the Canarinho team keeps good stories and curiosities. Check!

Unlike other places in the world, June is Valentine's month in the country. Why?

Minas Gerais cheeses "Alagoa Fumacê" and "Araucária" won silver medals in competition "Mondial du Fromage et des Produits Laitiers".

Brigadeiro is undoubtedly one of Brazil's most beloved sweets, present at practically every birthday party and celebration. But do you know how this delicious treat originated?

São Paulo is one of the world's largest metropolises and boasts impressive statistics! From a historic industrial center to a global innovation hub, São Paulo is now establishing itself as a vibrant destination that attracts foreigners both for the strength of its job market and its cultural and tourist dynamism. Let's take a look?