Bigger than Carnaval: Northeastern Brazil…

Jun 27

Brought by Portuguese colonists in the 1500s, the once-pagan Midsummer festival has evolved into an Afro-Indigenous-Catholic fusion of music, dance, theater, and food that attracts millions

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Right Twice a Day

Jun 30Edited

I notice you omitted that it celebrates the curing of Saint John's Wart.

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lol

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