Pedra do Sal squeezes a lot of fun into a small space. Stalls selling caipirinhas and street food line the streets entering and exiting the cozy square so that you can arrive into the centre of the party chilled out and with your buzz on. You can get involved in the dancing closer into the middle or, as we did, relax at the peripherary, practicing our portuguese while enjoying the music and ambience! It was a great chance to get to know my fellow students and teachers better, and work our way through all fruits it was possible to use in a caipirinha!
Mark Prince, United Kingdom
We went to know the place where samba was born and we had caipirinhas with cachaça and samba. Yes, caipirinhas with cachaça, the real ones not the vodka ones as our students didn’t feel confident with brazilian vodka quality 😉
We did some jokes about the expresion “na puta que pariu”. As we realized that some of our students were living na puta que pariu!
If you want to get to know where the samba was born come with us to Pedra do Sal.
See more pics of our night on our Facebook Page:
See on the links below some of our lasts visits:
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January 2018
November 2017
October 2017
June 2017
March 2017
January 2017[/one_fourth][one_fourth padding=”0 0 0 50px”]December 2016
November 2016
October 2016
August 2016
July 2016
June 2016
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July 2015
April 2015
February 2015
December 2015
November 2014
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May 2014
March 2014
January 2014
November 2013
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