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Pelourinho is the Historic Centre of Salvador and the original Portuguese colonialist architecture is still prominent. Cobblestone streets pave the way with street vendors and small shops spread sporadically throughout the town. You can walk between elaborately colourful buildings and admire the magnificence of the most elaborate churches in [...]

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Alcohol here in Salvador can be bought just about anywhere: in the supermarket; on the street; at the beach; in bars (in bottles by the litre if you so desire); in restaurants etc.  I like to think of myself as spontaneous and willing to try (just about) anything, and when the opportunity presents itself for [...]

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Capoeira is a word that is used commonly here in Brazil. It is an Afro-Brazilian sport which originated in Angola and was developed in Brazil. Capoeira requires a lot of energy, stamina and flexibility. As a combination of music, dance and martial [...]

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New blog entry for The Salvador Experience!
It’s one thing to master your own language but it’s quite another to master a foreign language.
During my first trip to Salvador two years ago I stayed with a Host family and attended a Language School for three months. I had classes five days a week and when I [...]

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New blog entry for The Salvador Experience!
The Samba is a type of dance which is known worldwide for being a symbol of Brazil. Just hearing the name makes me excited as I associate it with parties, catchy music, rhythmical movements and natural sexiness. Having frequented Brazil over the past 4 years, and seeing many versions [...]

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