Entertainment · General · Music & Dance
YOU may have witnessed the stunning filmclip by Melody Gardot on the right of our homepage, perfectly capturing the colours and emotion of South America. Today we take a look at the remarkable Melody Gardot story.
A CROWD of 200,000 fans for the final, a country which wanted to play barefoot, a defending nation rocked by a plane crash and a sport recovering from the Second World War. Take a look back at the 1950 Brazil World Cup, the last held in South America:
IT is fair to say Brazilian cuisine is incredibly rich, diverse and delicious in its array.
WHILE much of Latin America’s creative beauty is found in its indigenous and colonial works from centuries ago, urban art in the South is omnipresent and eye-catching.
BRAZIL’S northern cities not only offer many affordable investment options, but also your chance to own a slice of luxury for a fraction of what you would pay at home.
ONLY five kilometres in any direction to Curitiba’s downtown, World Cup football stadium, university and newly-upgraded international airport, you can find brand new 3-bedroom Uberaba properties from as low as US$91,000.
AS many as 100 digital businesses are being sought out by the Brazilian government’s US$18 million Start-UP Brazil initiative.
HERE at Samba Times we are massive fans of urban art – and for sure in South America you’ll witness some of the best in the world. Check out this fantastic Oscar Niemeyer tribute.
Economic · Property · Property Spotlight
THE city of Sao Paulo seemingly exists to divide opinions. Yet one new stunning skyline feature, Vitra, is set to impress, defying all manner of pre-conceptions.
DESPITE an unfamiliar world ranking of 22, Brazil has rocketed to a 3-0 win against Japan in the opening match of the 2013 Confederations Cup.
