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THE MONTHS IN BRAZIL
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• January: 1st day of the universal celebration. And we are looking forward to the start of winter, hoping for lots of rain for the plantation.
• February: People get busy and party for many days. Carnival is the festival of meat, Satan smiles and rolls around in the yard.
• March: The passion of Christ is in the air, on Easter Sunday no one can stop. The feeling is joy.
• April: A dentist who was dismembered is revered this month, Tiradentes (Joaquim José da Silva Xavier). And the 1st is April Fools' Day, so people like to tell lies and play pranks on others.
• May: The second Sunday is Mother's Day and because of this, many women in Brazil dress in white throughout this month. Labor Day is also celebrated and many businesses are closed there. I really like this month because here in my city it's very cloudy, it's not very sunny/hot, the rains have taken a break and it's almost summer.
• June: A great pagan festival takes place here, a June festival worshiping Saint John, music, food and dancing. It's also a month of gifts rolling in because it's Valentine's Day. And at the end of the month, the "Parintins Folk Festival" takes place in the Amazon, which consists of parades of plastic, cloth and wooden oxen, not real oxen.
July: World Chocolate Day, 19th National Football Day, Farmer's Day, 20th International Friendship Day.
• August: We celebrate Father's Day. And a lot of people in Brazil say that this month is the month of heartbreak. I like a chance to live.
• September: The 7th is Brazil's independence. August 16th is the birthday of my city called Teresina. There is a Barretos Pawn Festival: The legacy of the countryman, there are competitions with horses and oxen, this cowboy business is very dangerous, accidents always happen, in apostasy there is savagery.
• October: Teachers are remembered. And they celebrate the day of our "lady of Aparecida" and to this day I don't know who this woman is. I don't give credit to this illusion, an illustration that has nothing to do with lighting, an immaculate image? October 12th is Children's Day. October 19th is the day of my state called Piauí.
• November: The 4th is my birth day, the 2nd is the day of the dead who, confined underground, receive nothing from anyone, but Brazilians actually buy white candles and light them in cemeteries. Every 15th is the proclamation of the republic.
• December: The 25th is the reddest day of the year, Christmas on the scene, lives beckon to the baby Jesus.
© RaquelCosta
• January: 1st day of the universal celebration. And we are looking forward to the start of winter, hoping for lots of rain for the plantation.
• February: People get busy and party for many days. Carnival is the festival of meat, Satan smiles and rolls around in the yard.
• March: The passion of Christ is in the air, on Easter Sunday no one can stop. The feeling is joy.
• April: A dentist who was dismembered is revered this month, Tiradentes (Joaquim José da Silva Xavier). And the 1st is April Fools' Day, so people like to tell lies and play pranks on others.
• May: The second Sunday is Mother's Day and because of this, many women in Brazil dress in white throughout this month. Labor Day is also celebrated and many businesses are closed there. I really like this month because here in my city it's very cloudy, it's not very sunny/hot, the rains have taken a break and it's almost summer.
• June: A great pagan festival takes place here, a June festival worshiping Saint John, music, food and dancing. It's also a month of gifts rolling in because it's Valentine's Day. And at the end of the month, the "Parintins Folk Festival" takes place in the Amazon, which consists of parades of plastic, cloth and wooden oxen, not real oxen.
July: World Chocolate Day, 19th National Football Day, Farmer's Day, 20th International Friendship Day.
• August: We celebrate Father's Day. And a lot of people in Brazil say that this month is the month of heartbreak. I like a chance to live.
• September: The 7th is Brazil's independence. August 16th is the birthday of my city called Teresina. There is a Barretos Pawn Festival: The legacy of the countryman, there are competitions with horses and oxen, this cowboy business is very dangerous, accidents always happen, in apostasy there is savagery.
• October: Teachers are remembered. And they celebrate the day of our "lady of Aparecida" and to this day I don't know who this woman is. I don't give credit to this illusion, an illustration that has nothing to do with lighting, an immaculate image? October 12th is Children's Day. October 19th is the day of my state called Piauí.
• November: The 4th is my birth day, the 2nd is the day of the dead who, confined underground, receive nothing from anyone, but Brazilians actually buy white candles and light them in cemeteries. Every 15th is the proclamation of the republic.
• December: The 25th is the reddest day of the year, Christmas on the scene, lives beckon to the baby Jesus.
© RaquelCosta
