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Virado, also
known as
virado à Paulista, is a whole-meal dish from the
state of São Paulo, Brazil. It
dates to the time of the
earliest Portuguese settlers...
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season peaks in March,
while the dry
season peaks in November. The Chapéu
Virado is
located on the
plaza bearing its name, at the
intersection of avenues...
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common street foods there. In São Paulo, a
typical dish is
virado à paulista, made with rice,
virado de feijão (similar to a tutu),
sauteed kale,
fried plantains...
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Maracatu Nação, also
known as
Maracatu de
Baque Virado, is a type of maracatu, a
musical rhythm,
dance and
ritual of
religious syncretism that originated...
- Mar
Virado Island or Ilha do Mar
Virado is an
island of Brazil. It is
located to the west of
Anchieta Island in the
state of São Paulo, in the southeastern...
- and the head is
struck a
little off-center. A
playing technique called virado is
often used, in
which the drum is
flipped upside-down in the
middle of...
- Sol de Inverno. He also
starred in the
recent Portuguese comedy film,
Virados do Avesso,
which debuted at the top of the
Portuguese box office. Morgado...
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Virados do
Avesso is a 2014
Portuguese comedy film
directed by
Edgar Pêra. It was
released on 27
November 2014.
Diogo Morgado Nicolau Breyner Rui Unas...
- It is also a
common accompaniment to
typical dishes such as
feijoada and
virado.
Chicharrones is the term for pork
rinds in Colombia. Two
kinds of chicharrón...
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Aeroporto •
Ariramba • Baía do Sol •
Bomfim •
Carananduba • Caruará • Chapéu
Virado •
Farol •
Mangueiras • Maracajá • Marahú •
Murubira •
Natal do Murubira...
