Republica Federativa do Brazil although had been an independent country since 1822, it only became a republic in 1889, when Emperor Pedro II was forced to relinquish power. Disciplined and well trained boys and girls marching together step by step and beat by beat. Brazilian girls rising up to the occasion. Brazil is well known for its soccer, for not only having been four times champion of the world but for also having had emerged amongst its people of African descents, a legendary and world soccer icon, Pele' . Haitians are passionate and fond of Brazilian soccer style and often compete on the soccer field with Brazilian counterparts.
People take their church activity seriously, which is often coupled with civic duty.
Soccer volleyball played bare foot on the beach, is on the rise and is often seen played by mix team of men and women. Brazilian music and their Samba dance is known and recognized as a great mood unifier, with its repetitive set of lateral steps that can keep even the oldest of us in good physical shape. Call their dance Brazilian aerobic if you wish. What make Brazil great is not just its people, its church, and its carnival. Its sea coast and rivers harbors a large variety of tasty tropical fish, not to forget the unique to Brazil, the sweet water pink dolphin and much more.