The launch was attended by several guests, including actresses Daniella Farias Karla Muga, Andrea Paola Andrea Pedry, artist Renato Rodyn and announcers of Radio Record, and Cleber Casanova Cesar Matos
Ricardo Pereira: "We hope that this is just the first of several other Brazilian Day in Portugal"
According to organizers, the first edition of the Brazilian Day Portugal, will be held on May 15, 2011, at the Promenade Boksburg - Oeiras. The same will have free entry and will provide for admirers of Brazilian culture a calendar with lots of music, with special guest, singer frontiersman Daniel, who will come to Portugal for the first time. Besides Daniel will also; Ricky Vallen, Brothers Truths Abeldure, Edna Pimenta, Ana Catarina and Marcio.The Brazilian parties around the world, are part of TV Globo International, to promote free events that bring together the community of Brazilians abroad, creating a better integration in host countries. Besides music this event will have many cultural industry, among them food, poultry and several others.The director of TV Globo International, Ricardo Pereira, told CulturaBrasil-Portugal.com the Brazilian Day is an event aiming to promote Brazilian culture abroad and combine the image of the TV Globo festivities. "The choice of singer Daniel, because he was never here. Our desire is that this party is just the first of several others. " He said they have high expectations that event a success, as happens in other countries, where it was performed.
1st Brazilian Day Portugal - May 2011
Brazilian Day was first held in 1984 in New York near 46th Street, known as the "street of the Brazilians." The event was very successful and became part of the official calendar of the city and the institutional support of TV Globo International. The same provides the presence of Brazilian artists, actors and celebrities in order to lead Brazil to the Brazilians who live abroad. The Brazilian Day in New York is one of the largest and most celebrated attractions in Brazil carried out in Brazil, attracts crowds not only Brazilians, but millions of admirers of Brazilian culture Globo television started to broadcast the festival in recent years, causing that it may become known in Brazil.In 2009, Brazilian Day has expanded to other parts of the planet, like, Toronto, Canada, Tokyo, Japan, England and London-Luanda-Angola. And in 2011 is Portugal's turn to meet, enjoy what the Brazilian Day has to offer through its Brazilian cultural attractions.
Ricardo Pereira: "We hope that this is just the first of several other Brazilian Day in Portugal"
According to organizers, the first edition of the Brazilian Day Portugal, will be held on May 15, 2011, at the Promenade Boksburg - Oeiras. The same will have free entry and will provide for admirers of Brazilian culture a calendar with lots of music, with special guest, singer frontiersman Daniel, who will come to Portugal for the first time. Besides Daniel will also; Ricky Vallen, Brothers Truths Abeldure, Edna Pimenta, Ana Catarina and Marcio.The Brazilian parties around the world, are part of TV Globo International, to promote free events that bring together the community of Brazilians abroad, creating a better integration in host countries. Besides music this event will have many cultural industry, among them food, poultry and several others.The director of TV Globo International, Ricardo Pereira, told CulturaBrasil-Portugal.com the Brazilian Day is an event aiming to promote Brazilian culture abroad and combine the image of the TV Globo festivities. "The choice of singer Daniel, because he was never here. Our desire is that this party is just the first of several others. " He said they have high expectations that event a success, as happens in other countries, where it was performed.
1st Brazilian Day Portugal - May 2011
Brazilian Day was first held in 1984 in New York near 46th Street, known as the "street of the Brazilians." The event was very successful and became part of the official calendar of the city and the institutional support of TV Globo International. The same provides the presence of Brazilian artists, actors and celebrities in order to lead Brazil to the Brazilians who live abroad. The Brazilian Day in New York is one of the largest and most celebrated attractions in Brazil carried out in Brazil, attracts crowds not only Brazilians, but millions of admirers of Brazilian culture Globo television started to broadcast the festival in recent years, causing that it may become known in Brazil.In 2009, Brazilian Day has expanded to other parts of the planet, like, Toronto, Canada, Tokyo, Japan, England and London-Luanda-Angola. And in 2011 is Portugal's turn to meet, enjoy what the Brazilian Day has to offer through its Brazilian cultural attractions.
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