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consists of
three movements: Vif (C major, 4 4) Modéré (B♭ major, 4 4)
Brazileira (F major, 2 4) A full
playing of the
suite lasts approximately eight to...
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Sinuca brasileira (Portuguese for
Brazilian snooker),
often simply called sinuca, is a cue
sport pla**** on a
snooker table,
using only one red ball instead...
- It's Me 1976 –
Sweet Bird 1979 –
Double or
Nothing 1980 –
Blush 1981 – A
Brazileira (Portuguese) 1982 –
Albany Park 1982 – Lani (Spanish) 1984 – Lani Hall...
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Solene Brasileira", in the
modern Portuguese spelling or "Marcha
Solemne Brazileira", in the
original spelling in
force at the time of composition) and the...
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proprietor António
Borges Areias (by 1883). The café,
initially spelled A
Brazileira, was
opened by
Adriano Telles on 19
November 1905 at No.122 (an old shirt...
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April 1970
Movement Modernism Awards Mario Pedrosa Prize, ****ociação
Brazileira de Críticos de Arte for his
exhibition Experiencis n° 1 1989
Premio Velázquez...
- Ronaldo. "Oficialato Mercante" [Merchant Officer].
Revista Marítima
Brazileira (in
Brazilian Portuguese). Rio de Janeiro:
Diretoria do Patrimônio Histórico...
- from the
original on 19
February 2011.
Retrieved 22 May 2017. À nação
brazileira (página 1 do único caderno), O Paiz (16 de
novembro de 1891). Ano XI,...
- The
newly formed Brazilian Sports Federation (Portuguese: Federação
Brazileira de Sports), FBS,
brought together the best
players in Rio de
Janeiro and...
- Rodrigues, João (1881). "Lendas, crenças e superstições §A Yara (1)".
Revista Brazileira. Vol. 10. Rio de Janeiro: N. Midosi. pp. 35–41. Cascudo, Luís da Câmara...
