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Sarah Brown (BBC Travel) writes, “Rio de Janeiro was once the world's largest slave city – and a walking tour through its ‘Little Africa’ region is the best way to explore the history that shaped Brazil's national identity.” [Also see previous post Brazil’s Gateway for slaves now World Heritage Site. Many thanks to Peter Jordens…
Rio de Janeiro was once the world's largest slave city – and a walking tour through "Little Africa" is the best way to explore the history that shaped Brazil's national identity.
While the Red and Blue albums encompassed the highlights of the late 1960s, the band showed little interest in them at the time, as all four member launched their solo careers
Cultural clothing found in Eastern South America reflects the area's diverse culture, shaped by a past of colonization, migration and slavery.
Banning Eyre reviews and shares photographs of All Amazonia in New York featuring Olodum, Baiana System, Margareth Menezes and Carlinos Brown.