VOICED : Olinda the home

The video explores the vibrant carnival traditions in Brazil's northeast, focusing on Olinda, Becerro, and Nazaray. Olinda's carnival is one of the oldest, with locals and tourists celebrating in colorful costumes. Becerro is known for its unique masks, attracting large crowds despite local concerns about tourism. Nazaray maintains its historical costumes, originally worn by sugar cane harvesters, showcasing the region's rich cultural heritage.

What is a unique feature of the Olinda carnival?

• People dress up as famous historical figures.

• It is the newest carnival in Brazil.

• It is celebrated only by locals.

• It is known for its quiet and peaceful atmosphere.

What is a major concern for locals in Becerro during the carnival?

• The lack of traditional costumes.

• The influx of tourists overwhelming the town.

• The absence of music and dance.

• The high cost of participating in the carnival.

What are the pangus in Becerro known for?

• Being unique masks that are a trademark of the carnival.

• Being a popular food item during the carnival.

• Being a type of musical instrument.

• Being a type of traditional dance.

How long have the traditional costumes been used in Nazaray?

• 50 years

• 200 years

• 100 years

• 130 years

Why do tourists from the South prefer the carnival in Nazaray?

• It is less crowded than other carnivals.

• It offers a more authentic and traditional experience.

• It is the most expensive carnival in Brazil.

• It is more commercialized than Rio's carnival.