- teams), most of them from the
state of São Paulo. It is
organized by the
Paulistan Football Federation and is
considered one of the most
traditional and...
- modernists. With the
urban poems of "Paulicéia Desvairada" and "Carefree
Paulistan land" (1922), Mário de
Andrade established the
movement in Brazil. His...
- with the
company being known as
Empresa Paulista de Televisão Ltda. (
Paulistan Television Company). Bom Dia
Cidade (local
version of Bom Dia Brasil)...
- Holy See. He
became actively involved in the
propaganda and
promotion of
Paulistan coffee in Europe,
spending a
large fortune on the
dissemination of this...
- Divisão Paulista" [Full-back
called up by Tite,
Ismaily pla**** in the
Paulistan Second Division] (in Portuguese). ****ebol Interior.
Retrieved 19 April...
-
institution in
teaching Catholic philosophy to
laymen at
Brazil was the
Paulistan School of
Philosophy of São Bento,
founded in 1908 by the
German Benedictine...
- in Vouzela,
considered the "father of paulistas" and the "founder of
paulistanity".
Ramalho left
continental Portugal for
Terra de Vera Cruz when Catarina...
-
represented by the
Serra do Mar, the
Portuguese colonizers advanced through the
Paulistan plateau,
establishing new settlements. In 1553, João Ramalho, who had...
-
construction of the
headquarters is
attributed to José de Góis Morais, a
wealthy Paulistan connected to mining. In addition, it was
discovered that the property...
- As an 18-year-old, he was
important to the club's 1978
conquest of the
Paulistan League. He had his
first stint abroad the
following year, with Mexico's...
