Brazil from the Inside. What is life really like in the hot land of carnivals?

What do you know about Brazil?<\/p>

Surely you have heard about the bright and colorful carnivals that are held here with great fanfare, have seen iconic Brazilian series like "The Slave Isaura" or "The Clone," and definitely know about the main landmark of Rio de Janeiro—the statue of Christ the Redeemer, which is one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. It is the fifth largest country in the world by area, a global leader in coffee exports, and the only country in Latin America where Portuguese is spoken. A multitude of pristine beaches, soccer, capoeira, the Amazon jungles, samba and lambada, the Iguazu Falls, and the vibrant parties of Rio de Janeiro—all of this is Brazil!<\/p>

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In a country of constant carnival, an astonishing mix of contrasts comes together. The author Maria Blagushina lives in Brazil and knows a lot about the country and its people. In this book, she candidly shares the Brazilian love for sports, how Christmas is celebrated in the hottest summer, what religion means to Brazilians, the origins of favelas, whether you can walk around Brazil with a mobile phone in hand, and why eggs are not dyed at Easter here.<\/p>

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The book "Brazil from the Inside" is dedicated to fans of Brazil, as well as to anyone who wants to learn more about the land of constant carnival and immerse themselves in the unique Brazilian culture. Or perhaps you are planning a trip? Then this book will be your best insider!