When I think of Brazil, of course the carnival comes to my mind, the green, yellow and blue colors, the music like samba, lambada and now if it is a song, I would definitely say this one that I made for this week. I know that there are cultural details that if they took it as their own and the style when it came from Bolivia, is a story there that I don't even understand, so I won't say much on that topic, as a separate issue and maybe looking for some peace, many cultures are inspired by others and that does not mean that it has less value.
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@eudarcabello and this time to participate in the week 199 which is titled Brazil. This song is very energetic and apparently from a band that oldie and important for the Bolivian culture, it is Los Kjarkas with this rhythm of lambada, I see it super nostalgic from another era, but now more sounded and associated to Brazil with this rhythm, it is the song "Crying he went away", for sure the fans will enjoy singing it, I wanted to do it to participate this week, next week I will look for a track more according to my abilities and I will try to follow the advice to continue participating in the future. I try to sing the best I can, I'm sorry for the fans if I didn't have the voice to make it sound good, I know I should go back to singing lessons to improve, but I definitely enjoyed doing it the way it was and I respect those who don't like it as well.
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This neighboring country has made me want to know it for its landscapes and a lot of good things, I must confess that I am not a fan of the language, I don't think I like French either, so I am not only against Portuguese. It's not that they don't have anything bad, they just have an accent that I don't usually like, that's all. Those who do love those languages, may not like Spanish or my Venezuelan oriental accent and that's ok, there is nothing wrong with that, there is no difference between colors.
I really love that it seems that in Brazil they promote science and their health system seems very good, so if I have a job opportunity there I will have to learn the language and try to imitate the accent that I don't like now. I love what they show on TV about their culture, lots of color, party, fun and here it is like it is frowned upon to wear short clothes than in malls or more casual places, there it seems to be common and I love that, you have to be as comfortable as possible.
I hope now to give myself to marine biology which is where I currently work and a post graduate degree would be the best to advance in this work and expand my knowledge in 2024 and in the future I may end up in Brazil working or on vacation. I am very grateful for all the good things that have happened to me and the bad things that I have gotten rid of, for your visit and support, you are invited to follow my new posts. Many successes with your content and see you next week or maybe not, we'll see.
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