cachaseiro Says: The market in Caruaru is one of the biggest in South America dn interesting to visit if you wanna get a feel of how the locals live and what they buy and sell.This is not a tourist market at all.I did not see one foreigner when i was there.It´s a very local market where...
hotrel caruaru.: A decent budget hotel.
cachaseiro Says: Hotel caruaru is a decent budget option in Caruaru.It has both standard and luxury rooms.I stayed in a standard room and was quite happy with the place.The room had attached bathroom and the place is very centrally located.The staff was extremely helpful and when i needed to...
cachaseiro Says: Caruaru is connected with many towns in Brazil, but you are most likely to be coming from Recife if you go there.It´s around 3-4 hours by bus.The bus station is a little outside town, but when the bus arrives to Caruaru, the bus driver will mostly offer you to be dropped of...
cachaseiro Says: Forro is a dance where you dance as a couple very close together and kinda rock from side to side while you almost tangle up in eachother because you are so close.The dance origins from Caruaru, but is danced all over Brazil.Especially in the north east where it is the most...
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The interior of Brazil is quite religious and the churches plays an omportant part of many peoples life.Caruaru has quite a few chuches.Some of them pretty...
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Caruaru is mostly known for being the birth place of the popular brazilian dance "forro". It´s a dance that has some relations to the more well known lambada, but it´s actually a lot more popular than...
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