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Brazilidade l Turismo e Experiência na Favela Santa Marta
A Brazilidade é uma empresa de turismo de base no Rio de Janeiro, que atua na Favela Santa Marta desde 1992, promovendo tours, palestras e experiências guiadas que permitem não só o acesso à comunidade, mas visam promover uma verdadeira interação do turista com as representações naturais, culturais, históricas e sociais da favela Santa Marta.
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Brazil Soul TV Show 08: The Brazilian Band Brasilidade at the Gig in Los Angeles
Brazil Soul TV is a web TV show to promote the Brazilian culture in the US. Here is our news coverage of the Gig Night with Brasilidade at Custom Hotel in LA, where every Friday night Brasilidade,one of the best Brazilian bands in California,play original music from Rio de Janeiro as such as Samba and Pagode. We really got a feeling as we were at one of the traditional clubs in Rio de Janeiro,where you find these styles of music. People were dancing and having fun non stop all night long. We had a great time there too. The event is promoted by Brasilidade,so watch it,get a little taste of what would be a Friday night in Rio de Janeiro and then go to see them!
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Slum tourism brings future in Brazil - vpro Metropolis
In Brazil only 30% of ex-convicts stay on the right track after being released. Luckily, 36 year-old Gilson is one of them. In his birthplace Santa Marta, Rio de Janeiro, the uprising Favela tourism gave him a chance to start over. He now runs his own business and gives curious tourist a tour through his - increasingly becoming safer - neighbourhood.
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Brazils favelas become top tourist destinations
(30 Aug 2011)
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Rio de Janeiro, July 2, 2011
1. Wide shot of Santa Marta favela (slum) in Rio de Janeiro, woman passes by
2. Boy going up the stairs, carrying bag
3. Pan of tin roofs at same favela from above
4. Cable-pulled tram moving upwards.
5. Inside tram pan from men to window showing view.
6. View of favela from moving tram.
7. Group of tourists. Pan to view of the city. Women pointing.
8. Tourist''s feet moving down stairs in favela alley.
9. Women going down a narrow alley.
10. Same women walking in favela.
11. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Juliana Freitas, Brazilian tourist.
It''s a very different kind of place with images one could never imagine. This is a chance to get acquainted with a different reality from ours.
12. Wide kite
13. Boy pulling kite string.
14. Mid Kite
15. Man walking in alley carrying brooms.
16. Pan from painted wall to large mosaic portrait of Michael Jackson.
17. Group being photographed next to Michael Jackson bronze statue.
18. Pan from photographer to boy dressed as Michael Jackson
19. Children drumming and dancing.
20. Various of same.
21. Policemen walking in favela alley.
22. Police station.
23. Policeman looking at monitor screen.
24. Monitor screen shows images from surveillance camera.
25. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Capt. Rodrigo Andrada, Santa Marta Favela Police Chief:
We no longer have drug dealers carrying weapons here. After the police station was established here we had no more such occurrences.
26. Yellow booth labelled Tourist Information
27. Woman points at map of favela showing the main attractions of the favela tour.
28. Classroom where local guides are learning English.
29. Various, English class for favela guides.
30. Guide (in white T-shirt) with tourists from Mexico, points upwards.
31. Close up of camera.
32. Three women taking photo of themselves in favela.
33. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Salete Duarte, Tourist Guide:
This generates income for me and for the community, because the tourists always end up buying souvenirs or things to eat and drink. It''s a very good experience.
34. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Joali Velasquez, Mexican Tourist:
It is interesting, to see this community, it''s structure and development because one imagines something very different.
35. Tourists arriving at the square in the favela.
36. Guide pointing, showing details to the tourists.
37. SOUNDBITE (English) Shai Preminger, Israeli Tourist:
I think that 1.2 million people are living here (in favelas) in Rio and this is a huge part of the population and you have to see how they are living and what is their situation.
38. SOUNDBITE (English) Eva Battisti, Italian Tourist.
I cannot see a lot of danger here. But you have to respect the other people, then they can respect you. So, there are no dangers from my point of view.
39. Tourists in favela.
40. Local residents going up the stairs.
41. Local fruit vendor
42. Tilt down from residential apartment buildings in Botafogo neighbourhood to favela.
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The Brazilian authorities are cleaning up the capital''s rundown areas in advance of the 2014 Football World Cup and 2016 Olympic Games.
Once considered no go areas for outsiders, Rio de Janeiro''s favelas are now attracting floods of tourists looking for a different experience and a good view of the city.
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The favelas or slums of Rio have been considered dangerous places to be for anyone other than residents. In some areas even the police used to be reluctant to enter.
But in preparation for the forthcoming World Cup and Olympic games, local authorities have started eradicating the armed drug gangs that once ruled.
Santa Marta was the first of the so-called pacified favelas.
The view here is privileged.
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