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At first glance, it may seem like a joke. But it's not. On the 17th of this month, the Massarandupió beach, a refuge of naturists in the interior of Bahia, was the scene of the event "Forró Nu". The poster (featured picture), in which all people appear without clothes, promised "gifts, play and sexual freedom." In addition to paying a ticket of BRL 80 (more ou less USD 25) for each couple, the other requirement of the event is that everyone would be without clothes. The event has very clear rules. Only couples can enter, sex in public is prohibited and the presence of children is prohibited. One of the organizers of the event ensures that the prom attracted people from other states: "We have many clients from various states, including from Rio de Janeiro, looking for us," said the organizer, before pointing out that no one can have sex at the party. "Forró Nu is an event that follows the code of ethics, which does not allow for publ...

Candidates doing photo shoot in Paulista Avenue Every year countless Brazilian women apply for the Miss Butt Contest to compete for a symbolic prize money and the opportunity to be considered the ultimate symbol in Brazil in the media, signing advertising contracts and posing naked in magazines. The assessment is the jury and also the public. To participate, women have to be above 18 years and participate in all stages, the first stage is the most eliminates the candidates why they select who really has a nice big butt, but unfortunately in the end is only a vague per State and only one woman can be chosen. The candidates have varied backgrounds and professions. We have since  gym teachers,  dancers of pole dance,  bartenders,  ex-models, university students, gym teachers,  personal trainers,  and even housewives. They are usually middle-class women and many even speak a second language, in most cases English. Most are sing...

Until about 1960 Carnival in Brazil was a very different party from the party we know today: families went dressed to small balls and the fun was to throw confetti and dance marches. Today we have a totally different scenario: naked people on the street, on TV campaigns encouraging sex tourism, people defecating in public, assaults, fights and even deaths. Another interesting point to note is the feast of the division established by the media, which requires three different types of Carnival: the traditional parade with floats and closed avenue, street carnival blocks (formed in majority by drunk and drugged) and Carnival of Bahia (comprising the party of other cities in the Northeast of Brazil). An interesting question is due to cleaning costs, values generally passed discreetly via phone bill for local people.

Jessica Lopes wore a leopard-print lingerie while she burned her dress in front of the Secretary of Education of São Paulo, in downtown. Among the people who walked on the street, the model took off his clothes and left the clothes catch fire while posed for a photographer and pointed the finger to the building. She was protesting because of his resignation a few months ago, when a large number of teachers were laid off to reduce costs in the Department of Education .. Jessica is a friend of Andressa Urach and became known as the "Naked Woman of Congonhas" due she change clothes with the open car door, in the airport parking lot.

Women caught naked in public places In the last two months a habit became common in southern Brazil: women  naked  are walking and running through the streets of big cities. At first the police thought it was an isolated case, but in the same month other women began to have the same behavior. Many people believe it's a form of protest, others believe that they just want media attention or have a mental disorder. This habit began in Porto Alegre and was extending into other cities of the state, arriving in the city of Novo Hamburgo. There were 7 cases of flagrant nudity and in these two cities these women were seen in various locations: squares, avenues, condominiums, parks and even in supermarkets.