The day before Brazilian day is also a day to celebrate! It all begins with music, laughs, costumes, hugs and happiness the day before when the famous "cleansing of 46th street" (lavagem da rua 46) takes place! The lavagem is not lieterally a cleansing! You won't see people sweeping and mopping. It's beyond that and involves tradition and history.
The lavagem group is joined by locals or tourists who can't resist but join the big parade/carnival/party that starts around 44th street and ends at the stage at Madison avenue where the party continues with samba, pagode and lots of fun and good music! Its a big party and when you see all the smiles on people's face you can't help but just want more of this everyday! Brazil is my home country and experiencing moments like this makes me want to be there right away!
So, remember! Next year start the celebration the day before, at the lavagem! You won't regret! Here are some of the moments :)
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Brazilian day!
For Those who weren't aware
Of this, let me tell you that this past September 4th, brazil took over times square! That's how we celebrate our independence day in the big apple: celebrating in big (and loud) style!
We have people flying in from all over the country and from abroad to be a part of this huge party!
Concerts, food (brazil is famous for it's delicious food :), merchandise and so much more are some of the attractions that make the Brazilian day such a big event!
I was lucky enough to be a part of this and am happy to share some of the moments with you!
Enjoy :) and I see you next year!
Of this, let me tell you that this past September 4th, brazil took over times square! That's how we celebrate our independence day in the big apple: celebrating in big (and loud) style!
We have people flying in from all over the country and from abroad to be a part of this huge party!
Concerts, food (brazil is famous for it's delicious food :), merchandise and so much more are some of the attractions that make the Brazilian day such a big event!
I was lucky enough to be a part of this and am happy to share some of the moments with you!
Enjoy :) and I see you next year!
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