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 OK, I admit it - I had a few caipirinhas ;) by toonsarah Although we were only in the town for a couple of days, the Café Paraty became a firm favourite. We had lunch here on one occasion (a tasty pitta bread sandwich) but it really came into its own in the evenings – we enjoyed several caipirinhas on each of our two here, and some excellent live music. On one evening in particular there was an excellent female singer – unfortunately it wasn’t her who was selling CDs of her work but the male singer who followed her and who was rather less good (though still enjoyable). There is a small cover charge when live acts are performing but don’t let this put you off going even if you’re mainly interested in just having a drink – it’s less than the price of one drink and the atmosphere here is well worth a small extra charge. The café features local foods, plays local music nightly, and serves locals as well as visitors, so is a great place in which to get a feel for present-day Parati alongside all that history. The website site below, although only in Portuguese, gives a good sense of what to expect here.
Pretty casual - it's not a fancy place at all!
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At night live music is coming out of almost every bar along the busy streets and some of the musicians are really excellent. One of the more popular live music venues is Cafe Paraty, Rua do Comercio 253 (tel. 024 3371 1464). It is in fact a nice restaurant but the place gets really hopping after 10pm. Excellent bands usually play covers of popular Brazilian music. Good places for nightly live Bossa Nova, MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) and jam sessions are also Paraty33, Rua da Lapa 357 (tel. 024 3371 7311) and Margarida Cafe, Praca do Chafariz (tel. 024 3371 2441). Another popular spot in the evenings is Bar Coupe, Praca da Matriz (tel. 024 3371 1283), on the corner of Rua do Comercio and Rua da Lapa. It has live music every night of the week usually starting at 7pm. The venue is perfect as the musicians set up outside under the large trees and you can take a table outside and enjoy the show. The music is mostly MPB (Musica Populara Brasileira). For real, free music and dance sit in Praca da Matriz at weekend. There are bars lining the square and stalls selling drinks, ice-cream and trinkets. My favourite stall was Caipifruta do Para where I tried the most delicious caipifruta, a Brazilian cocktail, made from lime & passion fruit, cachaca, sugar and ice. Praca da Matriz is a hot spot for young local musicians and besides, you'll often see men practicing capoeira, an Afro-Brazilian blend of martial art and dance most popular in northern of Brazil. Theme: Live MusicDirections: Streets and Squares of Centro Historico
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by tere1 This is the place where locals and tourists hang out at night, drinking and listening to live music. They play "samba"., "bossa nova", mpb and rock. They also have a DJ. Besides serving good drinks it has also a grill. Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicAddress: Rua Ma. Jacome de Mello, 357Directions: Historic Center.Website: www.paraty33.com.br
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Cervejaria camello is an excellent place for those who love their beers. They have a huge selection of beers including several brazilian micro brews. The place often plays music videos on a large screen and the service is good and lively. i spend many good nights there in Paraty enjoying their fantastic beer selection.
no dress code. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingDirections: The place is located one block from the main street that goes down to the old part of paraty from the highway.
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by apaula Based on the ancient taverns and commercial posts of the lively city of Paraty of the past, the Paraty 33 is born, with a daring atmosphere . great live music and a beautiful crowd.
casual Leave a Comment Theme: Live MusicAddress: Rua. Ma. J?come de Mello, 357 ( antiga R. da Lapa)Phone: 55 24 3371-7311Website: http://www.paraty33.com.br
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by janaina Around the historical center,you can have all your nightlife. The center is a big closed for cars area,and it's very nice to walk around in the summer nights! Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and Drinking
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The city center is full of restaurants with live music, most of the times bossanova. Bossanova is sth similar to jazz but with a really hard brazilian taste. Don?t you know "Girl from Ipanema", it?s probably the tipical bossanova song example. If you are looking for crazy parties Parati isn?t your place, but it?s perfect to espend some quiet and romanthic days with your couple. The worst part of this restaurants is that they are quite expensive comparing to the rest of Brazil, but you can have sth cheaper if you go outside from the historic center, sth like pizza or salgados. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingDirections: Historic city center, the old part.
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In this small town you'll get to know all the locals pretty quick. Dinhos is the place where they hang out. Fun and nice 'batidas'.
no dresscode whatsoever. Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: on Praça Matriz.
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Parati is deservedly known for the Portuguese colonial architecture and treacherous cobble-stoned streets. Less known is a theater called "Teatro Espaco" and their resident company of puppeteers called the "Grupo Contadores de Estórias" (loosely translated as "story tellers"). Don't let the "puppet" word turn you off, thinking of Sesame Street. This is an internationally-famous group of artists that has been performing for 30 yrs. These are not children's shows - some themes are quite adult in nature. The "puppets" are NOT controlled by strings or rods, rather parts of the puppet are held directly by a hand. The controllers are dressed entirely in black and as the show progresses they fade from your consciousness and you start to think of the figures as being alive. There is NO language barrier - the performance is "Theater without words". No dialogue, just universal sounds like chuckling, kissing, and a gun shot. We saw a 1-hour collection of 7 of their best pieces, each 5-10 min. long. I won't describe them all, but the 1st one was a simulated performance of a violinist. The music was recorded and the two controllers skillfully manipulated the miniature violin, the bow, the puppet's arm moving the bow, and the puppet's head (adjusting the fit of the violin to the chin or peeking at the audience as if to see if they appreciated a particularly difficult part of the piece). Pretty special stuff! Reservations are desirable. I sent an e-mail to the box office for reservations, but they said they required advance payment and did not accept credit cards! This is difficult from USA so I obtained reservations using the services of Teresa at Agencia Planeta Paraty Turismo Receptivo. Teresa is friendly, speaks English, and obtained reservations for us. I just stopped by her office early in the day to pay for and receive our tickets. Tickets, through Teresa or the box office, are 35 Brazilian Real, about US$13 per person. Contact Teresa via e-mail for reservations at: planetaparaty@planetaparaty.com.br
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