Cláudio Jorge celebrates the awareness and pride of blackness in the batuque that underpins the album 'Kota, the color of skin'
At 76, Brazilian musician Cláudio Jorge releases a new album that reflects on black identity and racial issues in Brazil.
Digital ECA: Agency discourages facial recognition and limits data use in age verification
The Brazilian Agency for Data Protection is proposing strict guidelines for online age verification, advocating caution with biometric methods and preferences for systems that confirm users are over 18 without revealing their identity.
Why 'Senna' and 'Caramelo' are not considered Brazilian works by Ancine
The classification of whether audiovisual works are Brazilian has become a contentious issue affecting streaming regulations, particularly regarding governmental funding and catalog quotas for platforms.
Miner drug dealer arrested in luxury condominium in Bolivia had fake identity and passport and kept $60,000
Brazilian drug dealer Douglas de Azevedo Carvalho was arrested in Bolivia while in possession of fake documents and a large sum of cash.
'In Brazil are you black?' they asked me in South Africa; No, I am black
The article discusses a conversation about racial identity between a Brazilian woman and a South African café attendant, highlighting differences in racial classifications between Brazil and South Africa.
Tropicália sees sadness as the central trait of Brazilian identity
The article argues that contrary to the common association of Tropicália with joy, it actually highlights sadness as a defining characteristic of Brazilian identity.
How much is the Oscar worth for Brazilian cinema?
The recent Oscar nominations for "The Secret Agent" have sparked a significant wave of public enthusiasm in Brazil, highlighting cultural and political divides around the recognition of Brazilian cinema.
With the theme 'Our Luck,' Feira D returns to the Mercado de Origem in April in Manaus
Feira D, celebrating Brazilian creativity and design, will take place at the Mercado de Origem in Manaus from April 9 to 12, 2026, focusing on themes of luck and cultural identity.
Erika Hilton accuses Ratinho of transphobia and asks for R$ 10 million: 'I will always be a woman' and he, 'rat'
Federal Deputy Erika Hilton is suing Brazilian TV host Ratinho for transphobia, demanding R$ 10 million in damages after he questioned her gender identity.
Italian Citizenship: Court Analyzes Constitutionality of Law Impacting Brazilian Descendants
Italy's Constitutional Court is examining the constitutionality of a new citizenship law affecting Brazilian descendants of Italian citizens.
Justice condemns man to pay R$ 10,000 to trans woman treated with masculine terms
A Brazilian court has ordered a man to pay R$ 10,000 in moral damages to a transgender woman who was referred to using masculine terms, highlighting issues of discrimination and gender identity.
António Lobo Antunes promoted an essential introspective turn in literature
Portuguese writer António Lobo Antunes has left a significant legacy in literature, reshaping both Portuguese and Brazilian storytelling.
Between samba, carimbó, and lyrical singing, Mila Costa presents the show 'Ouro Verde' in Belém
Mila Costa's performance of her new EP 'Ouro Verde' in Belém showcases her unique blend of musical styles and themes.
Brazilian Identity Was Born from the Mixture of Four Continents
The concept of Brazilian identity emerges from the unique blend of diverse cultural influences from Africa, indigenous peoples, Japan, and Europe.
Arthur Friedenreich Lifted the Morale of Brazilian Football
Arthur Friedenreich was a pioneering figure in Brazilian football before the likes of Pelé and Garrincha, known for his skills and overcoming social prejudice during the amateur era of the sport.
Lula says that Lucas Pinheiro, Olympic medalist, is more Brazilian than many people
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva praised Olympic skier Lucas Pinheiro Braathen, who was born in Norway but competes for Brazil, stating he is more Brazilian than many residents of the country.
How Menotti del Picchia was the only modernist poet to approach cinema
Menotti del Picchia is recognized as the only Brazilian modernist poet significantly involved in cinema, with a tribute at the Cinemateca Brasileira highlighting his film 'Alvorada de Glória.'
The Brazil that emerges from the margins
The article explores the vibrant and politically charged realities of Brazilian peripheral communities, highlighting their cultural contributions and struggles against systemic challenges.
Bad Bunny and a Nearly Brazilian Desire to Look Within
The article discusses Bad Bunny's rising popularity in Brazil and the cultural implications of his music, particularly among lower and middle-class Latinos.
Mainha House is the only Brazilian project among the best in the world in 2026
Mainha House in Pernambuco has been recognized as the only Brazilian project among the top five residential projects globally for 2026 by ArchDaily.
Paraibano arrested by mistake will enter court for compensation; Video shows his release from prison
A Brazilian man wrongfully imprisoned for three days due to mistaken identity is seeking compensation from the state for moral damages.
Samba Schools of Corumbá Showcase Diversity, Legends, and Ancestry in Two Days of Parades
The samba schools of Corumbá paraded over two nights, highlighting themes of ancestry, Afro-Brazilian culture, indigenous peoples, and local identity.
Why Ronald Araújo supports Inter? Barcelona player was born in 'twin' city of a gaucho town where Portunhol is almost official
Ronald Araújo, a Barcelona player, expresses his support for the Brazilian football team Internacional due to his upbringing in a city closely connected with Brazilian culture.
The case of the Abin youtuber ignites debate about intelligence in Brazil
A Brazilian YouTuber linked to the national intelligence agency's public exposure raises concerns about identity protection and intelligence operations.
Bad Bunny Reinforces the Cultural Hegemony of the USA, Not Its Decadence
An article discusses how Bad Bunny's performance during the Super Bowl highlights cultural dominance rather than decline, reflecting Brazilian sentiments about decolonialism and identity.
Lucas Pinheiro's medal in skiing is as Brazilian as any other
Lucas Pinheiro Braathen's historic Olympic medal in alpine skiing has sparked debates about national identity in Brazil.
Who remembers the Quilombo Samba School?
The article reflects on the Quilombo Samba School, founded by Brazilian composer Candeia in 1975, as a critique of the commercialization of the carnival.
Did the evangelical collective create a stir by mixing Christianity and Brazilian identity?
The evangelical group Coletivo Candiero has sparked discussions among evangelicals in Brazil with their song 'Auê', which explores the tension between the sacred and the profane within religious traditions.
Highlight of Brazilian children's theater, the award-winning play Emaranhada makes its unprecedented season in Belém
The award-winning children's play 'Emaranhada' by Amarilis Irani will perform six special shows in Belém, Brazil, from March 3-8, celebrating themes of identity and empowerment through the story of a Black heroine.
Luxury brand discards established teams to sponsor Brazil at the Winter Olympics; learn why
The luxury brand Moncler is opting to sponsor Brazilian athletes instead of traditional winter sports teams as it seeks to reposition its identity in high-performance environments for the upcoming Winter Olympics in Milan.
Lucas Braathen bets on his multiplicity to win at the Winter Games
Norwegian-Brazilian skier Lucas Braathen embraces his multicultural identity as a source of strength in the Winter Olympics.
Brazilian fashion does not live only on commodities and has a creative identity
Amid the celebration of the trade agreement between Mercosur and the European Union, Brazilian textile sector executives have controversially claimed that there is no design in Brazil, revealing a disconnect from the historical foundations of European fashion.