Brazil National Flag is basically a meme of Brazil’s national identity. Like all national flags, it is a quick visual symbol that is supposed to be understood within seconds but somehow defines the entire nation. Brazil is the largest nation in South America and the only one that was almost entirely defined by the…
Natal During World War 2 – Parnamirim Field When war erupted in Europe in 1939, the United States remained in a watchful position as the Axis powers steadily progressed in their territorial expansion. America, however, was forced to join the war when Japanese forces bombed Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. As the war progressed,…
Natal, the capital city of the state of Rio Grande do Norte, has its own Afro-Brazilian population with their unique styles of dance. The most popular of these styles are the Samba and Capoeira dance. Music and dance is a natural part of Brazil and its people. Just like music, dance is deeply…
The city of Natal is not only famous for its exotic beaches and majestic sand dunes. It also has a rich and colorful past which many of its great historical sites and landmarks will attest to. If you are going to visit Natal Brazil, stuff one such historical attraction you shouldn’t miss is Forte dos…
Is it worth visiting the Teatro Alberto Maranhão? This very famous landmark in the state of Rio Grande do Norte is a preferred destination for history and cultural enthusiasts because of its rich contribution to Brazil’s cultural heritage. For this reason alone, case it deserves more than a visit. Because Portugal had the…
History of Natal Brazil, the area where Natal is today may have been first reached in 1499 by Spaniard Alonso de Ojeda. Because Brazil’s northeastern most point is the closest distance to Europe from South America, other navigators soon followed in. In 1501, Portuguese explorer Amerigo Vespucci landed on this parts and named the place…
