Have you ever imagined what it would be like to appear in a photo wearing 1980s clothing, hairstyles, and accessories? The idea seems simple and fun, but it might reveal something deeper.

If you walked the streets of Brazil in the 1990s and early 2000s, you surely remember that warm, orange glow that bathed the cities at night. It wasn't just any light; it was the so-called "sodium light" from the sodium-vapor lamps that illuminated streetlights across the country.

If there's one thing that stands out when observing the way Brazilians behave, it's how much they gesticulate and use their hands to communicate! That's right, gesturing is almost a language of its own here in Brazil. When we're excited, telling a story, or even explaining something, our hands move a lot, helping to express feelings and bring more life to what we say. Let's find out more about this?

Whether you're just starting to learn Brazilian Portuguese or are simply an admirer of Brazilian culture, one thing is certain: Brazil has very unique customs that can surprise – and even shock – those who come from abroad. Despite being known for our warmth and contagious joy, some of our habits are quite different from what many foreigners are used to. Shall we discover them together?

Brazilian aesthetics and culture are currently being spread on social media by major brands and influencers who are inspired by Brazil to showcase their looks. It seems that the world is now discovering what Brazilians already do naturally in the country: wearing their clothes, accessories, and decorative pieces with a Brazilian theme. Have you heard of Brazil Core?