Adventures of a Gringa in Brazil
By Lindsey: I'm Lindsey - a Canadian girl who has been living in Rio de Janeiro for just over a year. It all started when I met this handsome Brazilian man at a Brazilian club in the Brazilian neighbourhood of Toronto... the foreshadowing had already begun.

Daily Rio Life
By DRL: A Canadian girl (from the west coast) living life to the fullest in Leblon, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Just trying to bloom where I'm planted!

The Locals of Brasil
By Max: I will be talking about all things Brazil and all the opportunities. This is a huge and amazing country that finally seems to have found it’s place in the world. This is a special moment for this country and there are opportunities in every place you look. Not that it wasn’t important in the world before, but it was overlooked. We always had great natural resources but we never took advantage of it. Now the world has realized our importance and are looking at us as a big player for every market.

My Life in Havaianas
By Paulistinha: All stories have a beginning, though not all stories have a clear plot. Mine started in a mixture of boredom and heartbreak, and moves forward [though much less complicatedly now] in the spirit of courage, ambition, adventure, and curiosity. I am exploring a new land and culture, and re-creating myself in the process.

Coconut Water
By Brynn: From Atlanta to Washington DC to Rio de Janeiro and finally settling in Vitoria, Brazil. For now. In high school, I studied French. In college, I studied Arabic. In grad school, I studied political campaigns in India. I considered a lot of life possibilities but living in Brazil, anywhere in South America, was never one of them. Then I met and married the smartest man I’ve ever known, who happened to be from Brazil.

Qualidade de Vida
By Jim: We arrived in Brazil in January, 2008 to start up a new chapter in our life together. Luiz has returned to his hometown and I've jumped into the deep end of the pool ready for anything. Let the fun begin!

Becoming Brazilian
By Tasha: British woman loving life in Rio de Janeiro with her Brazilian husband and two children

Florida Guy in Brazil
By Chris: Documenting my experience of moving from the United States to Brazil and then the daily life once I'm there. The blog's purpose is to provide helpful information to others that might be emigrating to Brazil.

Expat Brazil
By ExpatBrazil: First arrived in Dec. 1964. Served three years in the Peace Corps in Mato Grosso and Espírito Santo. After Peace Corps was working for Johnson’s Wax in Rio when I got drafted. Served two years in the US Army in Panama; Canal Zone. Upon leaving the Army, served two years in Vietnam with United States Agency for International Development. Returned to the States and taught English for five years before going to Jeddah, Saudi Arabia for five years. In 1986, returned to Brazil.

Rachel's Rantings in Rio
By Rachel: Momma, Wife, Woman, ex-Pat, American, Brazilian at heart, cranky, Sassy, Ridiculous... I'm just a big old mixing pot living life in Rio de Janeiro.

Inside Sao Paulo
By Annalisa and Diego: Advice about business, people and art in Sao Paulo, Brazil.

Born Again Brazilian
By Megan: Life is not a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well-preserved box, but rather to skid in broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out and loudly proclaiming "Wow! What a ride!" - Anonymous.

The Buzz From Brazil
By Anon: On this blog we will be bringing you information on recent goings on in Brazil, from serious investigations into politics and the economy to, well… daft Brazilian adverts and stories about crocodiles in bathtubs. If it’s happened in Brazil, and if we think you’ll be interested in it, it’ll be here!

What We Did In Rio
By Andy: Us two and a toddler doing what we do. And writing about some of it...

Happens in Brazil
By Raphael: The main ideia of this blog is to share information about how we live down here in Brazil. If you’re curious about another cultures or are wondering “should I go to Brazil”, here you’ll find enough info to decide.

Life in Barra Brazil
By Sara: How did we end up in Brazil? The oil brought us to be honest. I wish I could say that it was more. That we fell in love with the culture, the people, the language or even the food and decided to pack our bags and move. We did however want to move to another country and experience life outside the US and our company offered my husband a position in Brazil.