Brazil Festival - Festa do Divino in Brasil

A number of citizens and Catholics follow the Festa do Divino or the celebration of the Festival of the Divine in Sao Luiz do Paraitinga, Brazil, Saturday (26/05/2012). Festa do Divino is one of the most important celebration for Catholics Brazil which marks the 50th day of Pentecost after Easter. Photo: REUTERS / Roosevelt Cassio viva

Brazil Feast - Feast of Sao Jorge

A number of cult Sao Jorge, also known Saint George singing and carrying candles at the celebration of Sao Jorge in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Monday (4/23/2012). Sao Jorge, called Ogum in Afro-Brazilian Umbanda religion, is one of the most popular saints in Brazil, with the belief that the saint gives protection from every evil. (Photo: REUTERS / Ricardo Moraes) viva

Brazil Parade - Monster Parade on the streets Brazil

Brazilians participate by using various mask in 'Carnival Colors All', Tuesday (02/21/2012). The festival is regularly held every year by the number of participants in the hundreds. Carnival itself is one of the main attractions for tourists because of the uniqueness of masks and costumes used by the participants. (Photo: REUTERS / Ueslei Marcelino) viva

Top Parade - Hundreds of 'Zombie' Invasion of the City of Sao Paulo

Hundreds of people took part in a zombie parade in downtown Sao Paulo, Brazil, Wednesday (11/02/2011). They dress up like a zombie while wandering the streets of the city. (Photo: REUTERS / Nacho Doce) www.vivanews.com

Happy Parade - Bride Parade in Sao Paolo, Brazil

An event titled 'Parade of Brides' held in the city of Sao Paulo, Brazil, Sunday (10/23/2011). In the event, the number of women wearing a wedding dress while traveling in the back streets of the city to commemorate the wedding they had ever title. (Photo: REUTERS / Nacho Doce) www.vivanews.com

Super Contest: Contest of Beautiful Inmates in Brazil

A number of female inmates attend election Beauty Queen 2011 in the women's prison inmate Brasilia, Brazil, on Tuesday (9 / 8). This annual contest involving 100 female inmates from various prisons in Brazil. (Photo: AP Photo / Eraldo Peres)