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Bienvenidos a Montevideo

January 25, 2018
"Can I sail through the changing ocean tides; Can I handle the seasons of my life" Slotted between Argentina to the south and west and Brazil to the north, Uruguay is...
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RIO!!

January 21, 2018
"When she passes, each one she passes goes 'Ah' " Rio de Janeiro is the second-largest city in Brazil after Sao Paulo and is known simply as "Rio". In 1502, Portugues...
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The New World

January 20, 2018
"Misty taste of moonshine; teardrop in my eye" After four full days crossing the Atlantic, the Portuguese "Bon Dia" has been mostly replaced with the more casual "Ola!"...
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