Brazil Carnival » The Champions’ Parade http://www.brazil-carnival.info Brazil Carnival Photos - Videos - Travel Guide Sun, 18 Sep 2011 18:09:03 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 Video: Street Carnaval – Video: Salvador Beach Brazil http://www.brazil-carnival.info/518/street-carnaval-salvador-beach-brazil/ http://www.brazil-carnival.info/518/street-carnaval-salvador-beach-brazil/#comments Wed, 25 Feb 2009 01:04:24 +0000 admin http://www.brazil-carnival.info/?p=518

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Watch this amazing street carnival party in the beach resort of Salvador.

This is one of the most popular places to go on Carnival besides Rio, which is a parade.

Enjoy the Beautiful People !!!

Street carnaval – Salvador Beach Brazil

]]> http://www.brazil-carnival.info/518/street-carnaval-salvador-beach-brazil/feed/ 0 Video: Brazil Carnival 2008 Unidos de Vila Maria http://www.brazil-carnival.info/488/video-brazil-carnival-2008-unidos-de-vila-maria/ http://www.brazil-carnival.info/488/video-brazil-carnival-2008-unidos-de-vila-maria/#comments Mon, 23 Feb 2009 22:12:26 +0000 admin http://www.brazil-carnival.info/?p=488 São Paulo, Brazil:  The Champions’ Parade  – “Unidos de VIla Maria,” the third place “Escola de Samba” (Trans. “Samba school”) from São Paulo parades in the early hours of the Morning on Feb 9, 2008 at 3:00 AM, for the final farewell to the publc as tradition calls it on this Saturday. Over 3,000 dancers tell their show titled: “100 Years of the Japanese Immigration.”
The city of São Paulo–one of the largest cities in the world– watches this morning their Samba school bid farewell for the very last time until they meet again, next Year, 2009.

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The Brazilians call this show “The Top-6 Champion Samba Schools since last-weekend annual “Carnaval” parade show (Feb 1-6). At 3:00 AM, Unidos da Vila Maria displays the Japanese influence in the city of São Paulo.

The city has today the largest population of Japanese in he world, second only to Japan itself. Here, Unidos de Vila Maria pays tribute to the Japanese population of São Paulo, which has brought much technology and culture to Brazil. And for what it looks like, Japanese can do the Samba too!

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