By The Wanderer, on January 26th, 2007
For those of you knowing me, nothing that I can say here will make you believe I have been out in Pelourinho, Salvador’s downtown, for a Friday night show of Brazilian music but I do declare that it really happened (January 19th). That place in Largo Pedro Arcanjo it’s where you can go every Friday for listening Motumbá, drink good light and cold Brazilian [...]
By The Wanderer, on January 21st, 2007
Back to homeland after one whole year in Bahia brought me a bit of Christmas carol during the season which is supposed to celebrate the birth of a man about who nobody can say more than what the Bible says. And, as you know, the Bible is no better no worse than any of the Superman books except the fact that, I believe, there was [...]
By The Wanderer, on December 1st, 2006
This space is reserved to my dismay: I don’t know what to say about AIDS (or SIDA in French, Spanish and Portuguese). Fortunately there’s many people knowing what to say but, above all, what to do about it (click the banner). May this day bring some more strength and hope to the ones caught by this disease.
By The Wanderer, on November 11th, 2006
The Host Of Seraphim (from The Serpent’s Egg, 1988) was my first date with Dead Can Dance, an aussie band (if such can be told) formed in 1981 by Brendan Perry and Lisa Gerrard, both of them born in Commonwealth countries and, at least until last year, still together despite some separations here and there along the band’s life. A front-end information for you, who [...]
By The Wanderer, on October 26th, 2006
… or the “The Giant Squid”! This Sunday, October 29th the second round of Presidential elections will take place in Brazil. In one corner we’ll have the champion in title Lula da Silva and in the opposite corner will be the candidate to the title, Geraldo Alkmin. Once again I believe Lula will be the winner.
Politics it’s not my strong point and this, I [...]
By The Wanderer, on October 25th, 2006
Gone you sons of darkness
Gone you tyrants of old
From the land where we hear lautari playing
Here in the outfield of Europe
A cry for freedom was heard
Rang out to the world
And we all stood watching
Hold the light
Keep it burning so bright
For the children
Copii Romania
Must they live so long In the shadows
Copii Romania
Will we turn and say
Like many times before
We did not know?
Once there was [...]
By The Wanderer, on October 18th, 2006
“Be ready when opportunity comes… Luck is the time when preparation and opportunity meet. ” (Roy D. Chapin Jr). Some tears could drop down my face after I read this quote of the day in this very same blog but a man should never cry. I’m saying this because I don’t recall to have had the opportunity, don’t recall to have had the luck and [...]
By The Wanderer, on September 29th, 2006
Elections in Brazil are coming and today it’s already a great day: campaign is over!! What a pain in the ass is to live here in Salvador, Bahia, during electoral campaign for election of president, senator, governor and regional delegates (know more about Brazilian elections). After all these days listening to endeless hours of free political propaganda on radio and TV (the access of political [...]
By The Wanderer, on September 24th, 2006
Very often an industrial company sees their shopfloor workers responsible for maintaining their productive equipment as a “necessary malevolence”. Based on that assumption, top managers usually under-pay this type of professionals working in the area of “Repair & Maintenance” and usually they also underestimate the skills of engineers and technicians dedicated to industrial maintenance. It’s also true that very seldom maintenance workers are included in [...]
By The Wanderer, on September 22nd, 2006
Hell with the fake pudency or shame! This is the actual best “fofoca” (chitchat) here in Bahia: ex-Ronaldo’s (The Phenomenon) making sex with occasional boyfriend in Spain. I’ve got this video (click here) from Internet and people is talking a lot about it (on radio and TV). There’s already some jokes about it. There’s happiness flying around it because we, human beings, are like that: [...]
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