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Brazil (Portuguese: Brasil) is the largest country in South America. Famous for its soccer tradition and its annual carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Salvador, Recife and Olinda, it is a country of great diversity. From the bustling urban mosaic of São Paulo to the infinite cultural energy of Pernambuco and Bahia, the untouched wilderness of the Amazon rainforest and world-class landmarks such as the Iguaçu Falls, there is plenty to see and to do in Brazil.

Owing to Brazil’s continental dimensions, varied geography, history and people, the country’s culture is rich and diverse. It has several regional variations, and in spite of being mostly unified by a single language, some regions are so different from each other that they could have become different countries altogether.

Music plays an important part in Brazilian identity. Styles like choro, samba and bossa nova are considered genuinely Brazilian. Caipira music is also in the roots of sertanejo (the national equivalent to country music). MPB stands for Brazilian Popular Music, which mixes several national styles under a single concept. Forró, a north-eastern happy dancing music style, has also become common nationwide. New urban styles include funk - name given to a dance music genre from Rio's favelas that mixes heavy electronic beats and often raunchy rapping - and techno-brega, a crowd-pleaser in northern states, that fuses romantic pop, dance music and caribbean rhythms.

A mixture of martial arts, dance, music and game, capoeira was brought to Brazil by African slaves. Distinguished by vivacious complicated movements and accompanying music, it can be seen and practiced in many Brazilian cities.

Candomble and Umbanda are religions with African roots that have survived prejudice and persecution and still have a significant following in Brazil. Their places of cult are called terreiros and many are open for visitation.

Cities of Brazil
Brazil has many exciting cities, ranging from pretty colonial towns and coastal hideouts to hectic, lively metropolises; these are a few of the more prominent travel destinations:

Belém | Brasília | Cuiabá | Curitiba | Florianópolis | Recife | Rio de Janeiro | São Paulo | Salvador

Other cities also attract a good deal of travellers:
Belo Horizonte| Buzios | Campo Grande | Campos do Jordão | Corumbá | Gramado | Fortaleza | João Pessoa | Maceió | Manaus | Natal | Olinda | Ouro Preto | Penedo | Porto Alegre | São Luís | Vitória

Other destinations:

Bonito (Mato Grosso do Sul) -- Lots of rivers where you can go diving.
Brotas - city featured in Amazing Race 9, it has lots of extreme sports, and a large forest
Caldas Novas and Rio Quente - The world's largest hydrothermal complex
Chapada dos Veadeiros – Cerrado wildlife and stunning waterfalls.
Guaruja - Devoted to tourism with dozens of beaches that stretch along its avenues and urban zones.
Iguaçu Falls -- The world-famous waterfalls.
Jericoacoara -- A small beach stop-off for many travellers through the state of Ceara.
Minas Gerais -- A rugged inland state rich in colonial history, including the historical mining towns such as Ouro Preto, Mariana, Congonhas do Campo.
Pantanal -- The world's largest wetland hosts lots of eco-tourism and vast biodiversity, including crocodiles, piranhas etc.
Paraty - A 18th century well-preserved colonial town on the coast, just 260km West from Rio de Janeiro
Curvelândia - A small city with several caves, rivers with limpid waters.