the Brazilian Carnival

So, on this “little holidays” I stayed the most time at home at the computer searching songs and I did a lot of homework: it was a little boring…Then I went to the rock gallery too ( I think everyday.. I’m not sure! ).so, I went to friend’s house to play the guitar, listen to music and play games with them too.. lol.. I saw some movies but it’s impossible to turn on the TV and don’t see the Carnival show… here in Brazil, the Carnival is like a BIG PARTY commemorated on February ( every year =((… ) where we can travel and go out to see people dancing “samba” a dance very famous here… we commemorate(I don’t know what exactly, but I will seach in a moment) the Carnival from different ways . for example: in the Northeast of Brazil people wearing originals clothes dance “Maracatu” and the “Frevo”: this is typical dances of this part of the country… In the Southeast ( where I live) people dance “Samba”… who can’t dance go to the parade see who’s dancing, and we have a competition to know which groups (oh yeah I forgot to say, they dance separated on different groups) are the best…

click there Brazilian Carnival if you want to know more things about the Brazilian Carnival…

Personally I don’t like the Carnival… I think that’s idiotic and we don’t have really reasons to commemorate it. By the way it’s so hard to listen to that! It’s horrible!!! I guess that’s possible that people admire this terrific party…But the great thing is that we have a “little holidays” and we don’t have to go to school.

Finally to conclude this post I want to say that I hate the Brazilian Carnival but it was great to stay at home doing nothing! (ah, that’s to Inga: I’ve don’t forgotten the photo but I don’t have really time to take it ok? But I will, I promise)

~ by BrU on March 8, 2006.