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Neste sabado, a ESTACAO4 foi mais uma vez ao socavao! Foi uma festa bem animada , a banda ja havia se apresentado la, em uma outra oportunidade, e foi pela segunda vez. CD COMPLETO PARA OUVIR. Euu em particular goossteii de mais de tocar no meu bairroooo pra meus brotheres meus familiares que eu amoo...Cada lugar que agente passa conquista mais pessoas..e a turma de gentee na frente cantandoo com migoo muitoo masssaa...Condeca minha fazoonna que eu amoo de maisss la na frente cantando tudooo muitoo massaa,sem contar que chegouu muita gente aproveitar e mandar abracos pra toda galera shirlley, tonha, amanda, Carla, paullaa, nanda emm fimm pra todos abracoss,,.. toda galera que curte a estacaoo..Agora e amnha noo Setorr tamos todos la junto e misturadooooooo..fuii amuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu.... O povo pede e agente volta!Estcao 4 mais uma vez no bola verdaoo...Neste inicio de carnaval domingo 19/02.Eta que a poeira so nao vai subir porque Deus molhou nossa terra.Fui ja estou quase atrasadaoAbracoos ate mais Galeera ! , neste sabado estamos indo estrear nosso novo repertorio de 2012 no povoado de Bola Verde, tivemos uma festa em 08/01 mas nao pudemos tocar o repertorio novo... Enfim, espero voce por la, eta que vai pegar fogo!So um trechinho do que vai rolar: "ACELERA AeEE A ESTACAO QUE HOJE E DIA DE KIKO" Abraco meus estacaozeiros.Por: Kiko Com a chegada do mes de Junho, vem chegando aquele clima gostoso, aquela vontade de dancar um forrozinho! E quem vem por ai pra fazer voce dancar? A Estacao 4! Ontem (12/06) tocamos nas Trezenas de Santo Antonio em Teofilandia-BA, e hoje vim anunciar o forro antecipado da Cidade Nova, que sera dia 17/06 (domingo). Com apresentacao de quadrilhas, Gil & cia e ESTACAO 4. As quadrilhas de Lagoa De Ramo e Cidade Nova, prometem fazer bonito nas suas apresentacoes e a Estacao 4 promete fazer todo o publico dancar ao som da maquina quente do sucesso! E tem mais.. Kiko Brito (vocalista) tambem estara se apresentando junto com a quadrilha da Cidade Nova! Voces nao podem perder O Sao Joao antecipado. Espero por todos voces nessa festa.Organizacao: Maria de Chico e Lane.Por: Paulla Timbell tem algo em mim que nao deixa eu me esquecer de voce. E voce ja sentiu como se estivesse sozinho? ; E voce ja desejou que ninguem o conhecesse? Os dias vieram e foram ; Nossas vidas passaram tao rapido, Eu mal lembro de respirar ; no chao do seu quarto Onde eu deitei e te disse mas voce jurou que me amava mais ... " eu gostaria de me arrepender ; adoraria te dizer foi bom, mais nesta carta vai te explicar ; porque nao estou mais aqui pra falar. " Doi mais em mim ter que te tratar assim. Voce nao me perdeu ; voce nunca me teve. Oi ? se lembra quando eu acostumava ser algo importante pra voce ? E voce ja sentiu que as coisas aqui nao estao certas? ; E voce ja sentiu o tempo passar rapidamente? (8) ' Essas ferias sao inuteis ; Essas pilulas brancas nao
sao gentis ; Eu pensei bastante, durante essas 13 horas ; Eu sinto falta do muro ; onde nos sentavamos ate depois das 8 ou 9, E lentamente parei de rir ; no calor de nossos farois ... Estive pensando muito nas noites que nos tinhamos ...
Voce se importa se eu nao sei o que dizer? ; Voce vai dormir essa noite, pensara em mim? ; Vou esquecer issofingir que ta tudo bem? ; Que existe alguem no mundo que se sente como eu Existe ... ECO-TOURISM - MARAJO Marajo - Rural and Wild On the Marajo Island, it is hard to tell where rural life ends and the wildlife begins. Cattle and buffalos (photo) live together in harmony with herons, which peck insects from their furs, and with capybaras. The rich Amazonian biodiversity is everywhere, even in the country farms of this island, located at the mouth of the Amazon River and which is part of a large archipelago of the same name. From February through May, the rains flood the pasture fields and land vehicles are replaced by water vehicles, using the same roads and amid exuberant vegetation. From May through January, sightseeing of the island will take you both to fresh water beaches and to vestiges of pre-Columbian civilizations. The starting points for so much adventure are Soure and Salvaterra, twin towns located east of the Marajo Island. In the same archipelago is the Caviana Island, with an area of 5 square kilometers, and the best site for watching the pororoca, the encounter of the waters of the Amazon River and of the Atlantic Ocean in April and September. There is also the Mexiana Island, equipped with a resort specialized in ecotourism, the right place for a direct contact with the Amazon jungle and the great sea-river.By: Bianca Gaspar e Marcus Wanzeller Belem of the Amazon: Scents, Flavors and Mysteries Belem, the capital city of Para, is the principal gateway to the region. It is also one of Brazils five largest metropolitan regions. With more than ten thousand trees mostly mango-trees which form green tunnels even along the streets that carry most of the traffic, and acai palm trees, Belem offers an array of excursions and tourist events, dozens of cinemas and theatres, including on one Brazils biggest and most beautiful theatre houses; open spaces along the rivers that surround the city; eight different environmental parks, important museums and hundreds of cultural and lisure options. For more than 200 years, in each month of October, the city has hosted one of the world's biggest religious events: the Holy Lady of Nazareth Cndle Procession. The Ver-o-Peso Market, a huge riverfront street market with a mooring port that receives many ships with hundreds of products every day. The name comes from the ancient check points of merchandise inspection. The Ver-o-Peso Market is a landmark of Belem with its over five hundred species of fishes, countless fruits, craftsmanship and the exotic ladies who sell spells and enchantments, reinforcing the fables and mysteries of Amazonia. A ride through the Republic and Batista Campos squares, the mango tree tunnels in the Nazare and Presidente Vargas avenues and the Rodrigues Alves Park (photo) reveal the deep concern with tree coverage and the soothing from the strong tropical heat, which provides a few hours of a delicious and refreshing rain shower. Located
some fifty-four kilometers away from Belem, the island of Mosqueiro has a plethora of river-bathed beaches with waves, completing the harmonious scenery of contrasts and beauties. These are cultural spaces based on museum concepts covering the citys bonds with its architecture and history. Close to the Ver-o-Peso Market is the Estacao das Docas (photo), with over 32,000 m2, completely air-conditioned, 500 meters of sidewalk by the Guajara Bay, three modernized old warehouses and one dock which belonged to the Port of Belem, restaurants, art galleries, a small brewery, ice-cream shops, handicraft stands, typical food kiosks, coffee bars, a space for fairs and events, a theatre for 400 spectators and a tourist harbor. During the construction phase, some archeological objects were found that belonged to the small Sao Pedro Nolasco Fort, a military facility dating back to 1665, which was completely ruined after the Cabanagem War, in 1835. After a minute rescue work, an amphitheatre and an open air mirador were built at the site. Another must-see is the Polo Joalheiro, a building dating back to 1749, which was initially a convent and later became a gunpowder deposit, a headquarter, a pottery plant, a hospital, a city jail and a penitentiary. Now, it has been completely refurbished and houses a Gems Museum, the Jewelry Workshop and the Craftsman House, hence becoming a place of reference for research and culture, thus fostering the production of jewelry by Amazonian designers. A ride to the old residence of the governors of Para, revitalized and becoming the Parque da Residencia will astonish for housing, in one 12,000 m2 cultural and tourist complex, the Secretary of Culture, an amphitheater, a restaurant, an ice-cream shop in a 19th Century train car, a plaza, a cultural products store, and orchid keeping stand, an European bandstand and the Gasometro Station, a theater for 400 people built with English iron from the 19th Century.By: Bianca Gaspar e Marcus Wanzeller
This mark of Belem was originally named Fort do Presepio, when it was made of wood and straw, in 1616. In 1622 it was rebuilt in a more solid fashion. Currently, it houses a museus and offers a panoramic view of Guajara bay. After the last restauration, the name of this historic building reverted to Forte do Presepio. Posted by: Renato Ferreira and Joao Netto.Photo: Leonardo Valadares It is amazing!How wonderful to see these texts again.Today I can read all these posts written by my students five years ago!It was an exercise for them. They chose texts in English about Belem and wrote them in this blog.Let's write more? ECOTOURISMNature right next to you Ecotourism in Para is part of the daily life. And it is no wonder. After all, you are in the Amazon. In the Belem metropolitan region alone, there are five environmental parks, and, in any one of them, the splendid Amazonian flora will treat you with unforgettable surprises. And you will enjoy the unique experience of being in the jungle under the rain.In the urban zone of Belem, with a population of over one million, 500 different bird species have been already classified, and are totally integrated in the life of the city. Among these species, parakeets, sabias (song-thrushes), curios (finches), sanhacos (tanagers) and hawks fight for space and food in the thick canopies of the mango-trees and samaueiras (kapoc-trees), and in the amazing number of fruit palm-trees acai, pupunha and bacaba, among others that cover the city with a lush green vegetation.Belem Environmental Park (Utinga) With an area of over 13.4 square kilometers, it is one of the largest Environmental Protection Areas located within a metropolitan region all over Brazil. Within this park, there are the springs that supply water to Belem and also the Bolonha and Agua Preta lakes. The springs are located within a forest that shelters a large number of mammals, birds, fish, insects, reptiles and chelonians, whose footprints can be spotted along the trails, in the guided tours. Belem Ecological Park The Park, with an area of 0.44 square kilometer, is aimed at environmental education and is also open for visits and cultural activities. It is a breathing space for the city and a didactic showcase of life in the Amazonia. The Emilio Goeldi Zoobotanical Park Located in the heart of the town, the Park houses samples of scientifically organized and classified Amazon flora and fauna. It is the ideal place for those who want to have a preview of what awaits them during their adventures in the Amazonia. Mosqueiro Island Municipal Park The municipality of Belem has approximately 60 islands, and the Mosqueiro Island is one of them. The Municipal Park, which is considered a preservation unit, has an area of 1.9 square kilometer and is formed by three islands covered with lowland forests (floodplains of the major white-water rivers of the Amazon), with patches of secondary forest. Guided tours within the Park are allowed along 3 kilometers of trails. Gunma Ecological Park Still within the Metropolitan region, in the municipality of
Santa Barbara, is the Gunma Ecological Park covering an overall area of 5.4 square kilometers. The Park has 4 square kilometers of primary forest. Hiking in the trails is allowed, and intense educational activities are conducted in partnership with Japanese counterparts. Atlantic Amazonia. Sea and Jungle The Atlantic Amazonia entirely located in the State of Para offers a mix of sea and forest unmatched by any other region in the word the mix of biodiversity.The coastline of Para coastline is where birds stop to rest during their long trip between the Antarctic and the arctic, in islands covered with tropical forest and surrounded by plentiful sea fauna.Also, The coastline of Para has one of the largest and richest extensions of mangroves in the whole planet, interspersed with wild beaches with fine white sand. The mangroves occupy an area of over 100 kilometers long, with an average width of 20 kilometers, offering spectacular sceneries. Braganca. Beaches and mangroves Located some 200 kilometers from Belem, with access by road and good tourist infrastructure, Braganca is a town dating back to the colonial period and is the starting point for the tours to the mangroves and to the beautiful Ajuruteua Beach.One of the greatest attractions of the place is fishing in the paranas (small waterways created by islands on the course of the main river) that cut across a primitive and exuberant landscape, full of small animals and home to communities descending from the Tupinamba Indians. These communities keep alive a rich folklore that explains and interprets the surrounding nature. Canela and Itaranaja. Bird Cradles The Canela island close to the Braganca coast is an Environmental Protection Area and part of a group of islands that shelter migratory birds. In the Canela Island specifically there are thousands of nests of guaras (red, long-legged birds resembling flamingos) that breed there. It is one of the largest nesting places in the world.On the coast of Salinopolis a sophisticated bathing resort 200 kilometers away from Belem is Itaranaja. A small oceanic island full of nests of herons, guaras, wood-peckers, arirambas (king-fishers), and wild ducks. At dawn and at dusk, the flight of the flocks offer a spectacle that, by itself, is worth the trip. Urumajo. Cradle of turtles Located in the municipality of Augusto Correa, on the border with Maranhao, Urumajo is a portion of the vast mangrove that covers part of the coastline of Para. This Environmental Protection Area holds an immense diversity of typical flora, and is the place chosen by the sea turtles to lay their eggs, on long beaches swept by winds, under the equatorial sun. Being a wild area of difficult access, it is ideal for those who look for peace and quiet. Marajo. Rural and Wild On the Marajo Island, it is hard to tell where rural life ends and the wildlife begins. Cattle and buffalos (photo) live together in harmony with herons, which peck insects from their furs, and with capybaras. The rich Amazonian biodiversity is everywhere, even in the country farms of this island, located at the mouth of the
and dating back to over 12 thousand years. The inscriptions are representations of the sun, the moon and other elements relating to the cosmos. The place is located in the municipality of Monte Alegre, North of the Amazon River. Paituna Hills Or Pay-tuna, green water lake, in the Tupi language. Caves offer subterranean landscapes of great beauty, enhanced by panels of rupestrian paintings. On the top of the hill, the Pedra do Palao (Palao Stone), a large rock formation sculpted by the wind, stirs human curiosity. Also located in the municipality of Monte Alegre.Serra dos Martirios/Andorinhas State Park located in the southeast of Para, in the municipality of Sao Geraldo do Araguaia, with an area of 250,000 square meters, these hills house 80 archeological sites with over 5,000 rupestrian paintings and engravings, with an estimated age of 8,300 years. There are 36 smaller and 26 larger caves, and 28 waterfalls. The area is home to hundreds of species of birds, mammals, reptiles, amphibians and fish, also holding an extraordinary vegetal diversity. In this enchanted landscape, 16 population groups of fauna, and 3 of flora are preserved.Buritirama Hills Still in the southeast of Para, next to the Itacaiunas River, in the Preto River region, the Buritirama Hills house archeological sites and geological resources still unknown to researchers. The Casa da Cultura Foundation has already identified 107 plant species, 40 of which are orchids, and 211 species of vertebrate animals were catalogued, 11 of which are included in the endangered species list. In the archeological field, 13 sites ware discovered and documented.A surprise with Nature's enormous diversity, underlined in every landscape from dense virgin forests to wide-open wilderness of ocean beaches. By: Bianca Gaspar e Marcus Wanzeller
Sport Fishing in Para The State of Para, in the heart of Brazil, has some of the most expressive fishing rivers such as the Tapajos, Trombetas, Xingu, Araguaia-Tocantis, Sao Benedito, Jari, amongst others, besides the uncountable lakes and ponds, a coast of unmatched beauty and the Amazon delta, at the mouth of the Amazon River, where the Island of Marajo is located. With all its rivers, lakes and coast, this region is teeming with fish and the most remarkable characteristic of fishing in Para is the amazing abundance of species. The fishing tourist will be able to go to untouched areas and get to feel the strength of the tucunare (peacock bass) catching the bait of his fishing rod, bouncing around in the air, stirring the water with its shiny body. At the surf of the rainfalls and at the bustling waterways, he will face up the voracious cachorra with its huge tusks and battle other fighting fish, like the leaping barracuda or the aggressive matrinxa. The heavy and powerful jau will give the fishing tourist the memoires of a lifetime with its escape attempts, dragging your line and your bait to the bottom of the river, not to mention the piranhas and the trairao, with its pre-historic aspect, and the marine species such as the tarpon, the yellow pescada and the cavala.By: Bianca Gaspar e Marcus Wanzeller The devotion to Our Lady of Nazareth began in Portugal. Original image belonged to the Monastery of the Virgin of kaolin, Spain, and had left the town of Nazareth in Israel, in the year 361, having been carved by St. Joseph As a result of a battle, the image was taken to Portugal, where for a long time, was hidden in the Peak of St. Bartholomew. Only in 1119, the picture was found. The news spread and many people began to venerate the Holy. Since then, many miracles were attributed to it.In Para, was the Indian Placido Jose de Souza whom he met in 1700 on the banks of the stream Murutucu (where today stands the Basilica Shrine), a small image of Our Lady of Nazareth. After the find, Placido would have taken the picture for your cottage and the next day, she was no longer there. He ran to the venue and there was little pamphlets. That would have been repeated several times until the image is sent to the Government Palace. At the site of the find, Placido built a small chapel.In 1792, the Vatican has authorized the holding of a procession in honor of the Virgin of Nazareth, in Belem do Para Organized by the President of the Province of Para, Captain-General Don Francisco de Souza Coutinho, the first candle was held on September 8 1793. In the beginning, there was no fixed date for the Candle, which could occur during September, October or November. But from 1901, for determination of Bishop Francisco do Rego Maia, the procession began to be held always the second Sunday of October.by Amanda B. de Sousa 31 de maio de 2010 11:10 PARA'S CUISINE The
State of Para is mysterious and rich as well as fascinating and unknown. The magic and myths about the forest make up natural scenario that is typical of its people. The powerful Indian culture extracts colors, scents, flavors and native tastes from the nature for a rich and exotic cuisine, adding up to the most authentic of regional cuisines, captivating and surprising. Duck in 'tucupi' sauce Speaking of ducks is useless, since there are ducks everywhere; but when it is made with tucupi, it becomes, perhaps, the most famous delicacy of Para, one that never misses the local dining tables on special occasions, especially at the time of the Cirio de Nazare. In order to prepare it, the duck must be roasted, cut into pieces and cooked with tucupi, which is previously boiled with garlic, endives and basil. Then, previously boiled jambu (a typical vegetable) leaves are added. The duck in tucupi sauce is served with white rice, manioc flour and pepper. Tacaca Of all the local delicacies, tacaca is one of the most popular, not only in restaurants, but also at any corner of the city, in the dusk, between 4 and 6 oclock in the afternoon, because its when the tropical heat starts to appease and the people get out on the streets in such a remarkable ritual looking for the nearest street stall to sit on wooden chairs and wait for the tacaca vendor to serve it in a wooden bowl called cuia. Tacaca is a mixture of gum, tucupi, jambu and dry shrimps, and is served either with or without pepper. Cupuacu -It comes from a wild plant found on the Amazonian woods. Cupuacu is easily identified by its smell and sour taste and its highly appreciated both by local people and by tourists. Its pulp is also extracted to make juices, candies, jellies, liquors, ice creams and candies. Crab Crab is a very popular dish in the Paras cuisine, and is only found in swamps. Its meat, well tempered, can be served in different forms: as a shell, the so-called unha (the claws) or toc-toc. Its a traditional local delicacy. Pirarucu The name pirarucu, in the Indian language Tupi means red fish; its a river fish and one of the most desired fish throughout the Amazon region. Also known as the Amazons codfish, its meat is very nutritive and can be prepared with coconut milk, grilled or roasted, as you will, and it is one of the northerners favorite dishes. Manicoba - Manicoba is one of the highlights of our cuisine. Its preparation is long and its final appearance is quite surprising for those who never tried it due to the dark look of the cooked maniva (ground manioc leaves). But this first impression ends pretty soon, after you taste the meal and its awkward ingredients. The manicoba is served either in pottery dishes or in ordinary ones; it can be eaten with rice or only with manioc flour and pepper. Acai - Its a palm tree from the regional flora, with a long thin stem. Acai
is also known as Jussara, is purple-colored and has a delicious taste. It has been appreciated by the local population for a long time, but lately it has reached national recognition for its energetic qualities. After being pulped in a pulp mill, it can be served with tapioca or manioc flour, with or without sugar, cold or natural, as a complement to pirarucu or dry fried meat, dry shrimp or in any way you want to have it with.By: Bianca Gaspar e Marcus Wanzeller