Secretary Clinton’s Remarks on Brazil’s Independence Day

One hundred and eighty-eight years ago, the United States was the very first country to recognize Brazil’s independence. This September 7th, we again join Brazilians around the world in celebrating your rich culture, your history of achievement, and to honor the close friendship between our two countries.


When I visited Brazil in March, I had the opportunity to meet with leaders in government, the private sector, students, and so many others working to improve the quality of life for all Brazilians. Brazil’s leadership on climate change and clean energy, on food security and income equality, on social inclusion and education has earned regional and international recognition. Your upcoming elections are an opportunity to demonstrate once again that respect for democratic governance, civil rights and individual liberties is the surest path to prosperity. These common values are the foundation for the strong partnership between our countries as we work together to address the regional and global challenges of our time.

Whether you celebrate this day by watching the parade on the Esplanada, or enjoying the air show in the skies of Brasilia, or simply gathering with friends and family, you represent the progress that Brazil has made and will continue to make in the years ahead. I wish all Brazilians a safe and happy Independence Day celebration. And I look forward to continuing the close relationship between our countries, not only this year but in the years ahead, as we work together toward a safer, more peaceful, prosperous world.

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Celebrate the Brazilian Father's Day

Happy Father's Day! I know it sounds weird but believe it,Father's day is celebrated on the 8th of August every year in Brazil.



Thanks for being My Father ...



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Trailer-3 do novo DVD da Fumaça - voando no Rio de Janeiro

Extreme Humor: Hexalienados-da-copa-do-mundo

Source By Cartum de Newton Silva para o blog da Janga, de Fortaleza, Ceará.

Ah, este Brasil lindo e trigueiro: Romulo Arantes Neto

Ah, este Brasil lindo e trigueiro: Diego Cristo

Ah, este Brasil lindo e trigueiro.: Digo Padovan

Digo Padovan is a model, dancer and choreographer from Brazil.
Born and raised in Sao Paulo, Brazil, he started his career as a gymnast, competing in international sport aerobic competitions as a member of the Brazilian team. Digo won the world championship six times, and participated in an exposition performance at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games. As a dancer he toured with numerous Brazilian artists; transitioning into choreography. He choreographed a special for MTV Brazil featuring Julio Iglesias and Thalia. He also choreographed many gymnastic champions in world competitions. Since he moved to Los Angeles Digo has worked with Niki Harris, Deborah Cox, Kristine W, Shakira, Toni Braxton, Black Eyed Peas, Mary J Blige, David Lachapelle, Keri Lewis, Jamie King, Guy Ritchie and Madonna. He made his musical theatre debut in The Ten Commandments featuring Val Kilmer, following with the best of Broadway Pippin. In his spare time, he travels teaching dance, modeling and producing showcases in countries around the world including, Brazil, Italy, Switzerland, Spain, Germany, Japan, Australia and the United States. Today you can see Digo in an IPOD Rockstar print, H&M clothing commercials, Pepsi, Cirque du Soleil special events and featured in the Nike industrials. In Brazil he was signed with Kappa to direct and choreograph many industrial events. Working as a director, he just finished a production of a music video for a new up coming artist Rodrigo Morrato. Digo is currently working with Toni Braxton in Las Vegas and eaching dance at Le Reve and Pro Dance Studio.
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Ah, este Brasil lindo e trigueiro.: Elieser Ambrosio

Ah, este Brasil lindo e trigueiro.: Bernardo Velasco

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Ah, este Brasil lindo e trigueiro.: Bruno Senna

Ah, este Brasil lindo e trigueiro.: Eliéser Ambrosio

Ah, este Brazil lindo e trigueiro.: Jonas Fernando Sulzbach

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