Klaus Hart Brasilientexte

http://www.mlive.com/news/us-world/index.ssf/2011/01/brazil_ranks_1_on_cnn_list_of.html

„Without Brazilians we wouldn’t have samba and Rio carnival; we wouldn’t have the soccer beauty of Pele and Ronaldo; we wouldn’t have the minuscule swimwear and toned bodies of Copacabana beach; and we wouldn’t have certain eye-watering procedures performed with wax.

http://www.hart-brasilientexte.de/2009/09/04/the-worlds-happiest-cities-forbes-rio-de-janeiro-top-of-our-list-good-humor-good-living-carnaval/

http://das-blaettchen.de/2011/06/brasiliens-kreuz-mit-dem-sex-5182.html

Unless they’re using their sexy, laid-back, party-loving reputation as a cover for exterminating dolphins or invading Poland, then we have no choice but to name Brazilians as the coolest people on the planet.

http://www.hart-brasilientexte.de/2010/10/18/brasilien-kindsmord-am-amazonas-ard-weltspiegel-berichtet-erstmals-uber-infantizid-bei-brasilianischen-indianerstammen/

So, if you’re Brazilian and reading this, congratulations — although, since you’re sitting at a computer instead of showing off your six-pack on the shoreline, you probably aren’t that cool yourself.

Zeitungsausriß NZZ.

http://www.hart-brasilientexte.de/2011/02/01/anlegerfernsehen-die-sicht-der-anderen-auf-brasilien-anklicken/

Icon of cool: Seu Jorge. The favela-raised performer’s soulful Portuguese-language Bowie covers make you wish Ziggy Stardust was from Brazil, not space.

Not so cool: Mmmmm, Brazilian meat and cocoa — so delicious, but farming’s destruction of vast tracts of rainforest leaves a bitter aftertaste.“ (CNN)

http://www.touristikpresse.net/news/32669/CNN-Umfrage-Brasilien-ist-die-coolste-Nationalitat.html

http://edition.cnn.com/

http://www.hart-brasilientexte.de/2010/09/05/brasiliens-zeitungen-eine-fundgrube-fur-medieninteressierte-kommunikations-und-kulturenforscher/

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