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HUGE BLACKOUT in Santos, São Vicente, São Paulo .... from huncamunca 3 days old

[ ... ] between Brazil and Paraguay, supplying both with much of energy needs. Itaipu provides more than 20 percent of Brazil's energy. Millions of ...

The moon in Santos! from huncamunca 6 days old

Hi everybody! This is the moon on November, 2nd. The temperature is too high. It's stuff on the streets.Have a wonderful weekend. sandra

Olympics 2016 - Rio loves you from huncamunca 43 days old

Hi bloggers and visitors, the olympics games in 2016 will be in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. SOU BRASILEIRA, COM MUUUUUUUUITO ORGULHO!!! Hooo HOooooooooo Welcome ...

Brazil from huncamunca 59 days old

Hi everybody! These are some cities in Brazil. Whales in Abrolhos CANELA - RIO GRANDE DO SUL GRAMADO HOLAMBRA - SÃO PAULO LENÇOIS MARANHENSES PARATY PEDRA ...

Mont Serrat Hill in Santos from huncamunca 63 days old

Good Morning folks, It is foggy today. The rain gave us a break. The same rain that didn't allow Our Lady of Monte Serrat Hill to go up to the church ...

Santos, Brazil on September 8th from huncamunca 64 days old

Hi everybody, these are pictures of the sea in Santos on September 8th. The garden and the playground of the beach were invaded by the waves and reached ...

Frog Fountain from huncamunca 120 days old

Hello folks, yesterday I talked to a beautiful lady on skype. She is so beautiful. I loooove talking to J. I mean, messenger instead of Skype This ...

IVETE SANGALO from huncamunca 225 days old

Hello folks! How are you all? I would like to share with you a Brazilian singer clip called Ivete Sangalo. She is a great singer and very beautiful as ...

** Chapter two: better place to knit ** from huncamunca 234 days old

Hi everybody! Is there any better place to knit? I don't think so. The knitters are really very creative!I saw this picture on the Internet. The others ...

MARIONETTES from huncamunca 253 days old

Hello everybody! I wish you all a wonderful weekend. Here the temperature is very hing, amost 40° C. There are regions that reached 45° C. I keep on ...