 MAIN FEATURE PRESENTATION : PEDRO QUENTAL - MONOBLOCO singer direct from Rio De Janeiro Brasil - CARIOCA SOULPedro Quental – singer, composer, performer A loose translation of Pedro Quental's style? How about "Carioca Soul" -- that is to say, soul music from Rio de Janeiro. It is a style that he himself sees as a mixture of MPB (Musica Popular Brasileira) and soul music. He ...presents a new recipe of sound dubbed the "Gafieira Carioca Soul," mixing old dancehall "samba de gafieira" swing together with the funky beats of Rio's soul movement. This sound can be quintessentially defined as the Carioca's (from Rio): it brings along with it the very fabric of that city's musical tradition. Despite being a true Carioca, Pedro's travels as a musician have taken him around Brazil and he lived for years in Recife, getting to know that city's rich musical tradition and recording with artists like Lula Queiroga and the masters of the 'frevo rhythm' the Spok Orchestra. Although "behind the scenes" for ages in Brazil's rich musical industry (as a composer and singer for films, commercials and jingles), in 2008, Pedro Quental gained notoriety as a performer when he teamed up with Rio's outrageously cool and popular percussion group, Monobloco. He has presented over 200 shows singing with Monobloco. He comes to Toronto with a repertoire that combines samba-funk-soul and rhythmic samba swing arrangements, all with his direction. He has joined forces with some heavy Toronto-based Brazilian musicians to perform in Canada: The band: Pedro Quental – vocal, guitar Maninho Costa – percussion Riquinho Fernandes – drum kit Pedro Joel – bass Thiago Souza – keyboard Wagner Petrilli – guitar | ||||||||
 Brazilian DJ V ( Vilton Miranda )Vilton Miranda, a.k.a. DJ V, was born in Sao Paulo in the late '70s and started DJ'ing friends parties on the beach. He quickly became a cult success in the massive Sao Paulo urban scene. He mixes some of the freshest Brazilian grooves fusing flavours like Drum and Bass, Reggae, Jazz, Funk, House Music with old school traditions such as Samba, Bossa Nova and Batucada, Brazilian Electronica & Nu Bossa Beats | ||||||||
 Mr. Silvio Roder Silvio Roberto Roder, Brazilian, born August 20 ,1964 in Palmital SP. Silvio Roder is a amazing Brazilian singer with a distinctive style as a guitarist. In the 1980s he established his reputation and specialty in Brazilian MPB ( Musica Popular Brasileira ) Voice and Acoustic guitar sound, playing music for 25 years in popular venues and locations in the City of Sao Paulo | ||||||||
 Juno Award nominated Aline Morales + Maracatu Baque de BambaMaracatu Baque de Bamba is an Afro Brazilian percussion troupe based in Toronto. led by singer and percussionist Aline Morales. The group perfoms rhythms from the Northeast of Brazil such as maracatu de baque virado, ciranda, ijexa and coco. | ||||||||
 Samba Percussion Extravangaza Show MANINHO COSTA + BATUCADA CARIOCABatucada Carioca Samba Group Batucada Carioca is a Brazilian samba group, led by sambista Maninho Costa, who is a native of Rio de Janeiro. The group is made up of percussionists from the local Toronto community consisting of Brazilians, Canadians and many other cultural backgrounds. ... The group was created in 2004 for a performance at the annual Brazilian Carnival Ball in Toronto and has since continued performing traditional hits from the largest samba schools of Rio de Janeiro's Carnival. Maninho Costa, nephew of Mestre Odilon, the most respected drum core leader in Rio de Janeiro, was raised in the world of Samba, and has participated in many of Samba's most memorable recordings and still plays a feature role in the drum core's of Rio's Carnaval. Batucada Carioca's colours are blue and white in homage to Portela, one of the oldest and most traditional samba schools of Rio. Batucada Carioca's show is full of excitement and guarantees to get you dancing! For more information about the group please visit the website at www.batucadacarioca.com | ||||||||
 Juliana Capuleto - Warriors & Flowers Juliana Capuleto is an artist from Bahia in Brazil, living in Toronto, Canada for the Last 5 years exploring new musical experiences in a city where the multiculturalism creates the opportunity to get involved with different rhythms from all over the world.Juliana is currently working on her Warriors&Flowers project, inspired on living in a different country far away from home meeting new stories and sharing music with people that love and appreciate the beauty of Brazilian music. The project is inspired by Brazilian rhythms, Jazz and Latin culture , all put together with love to create music that can bring to your soul the most beautiful feelings and to your body the freedom to dance . | ||||||||
 Brazil Dance World - Lucas Amaral & Goreti Cardoso Brazil Dance World is a school that offers a number of different Brazilian dance lessons as well as performing them. With the innovative and visionary project of spreading Brazilian culture to other cultures, Brazil Dance World was born in Toronto, Canada in January 2006.-It is also the mastermind behind organizing the annual Brazilian Beat: Canada Dance Congress, since 2011, which is the largest celebration of Brazilian dance in Canada. www.brazildanceworld.com | ||||||||
 RIO SAMBA DIVAS | Glamour - Precision - Perfection RS.Divas and Ambiance Entertainment is a full service Live Entertainment Company with over ten full years of performing experience in Canada and abroad. Recognized 2 times as the Best Live Entertainment in Canada by the Top Choice Awards and Reader's Choice Award 2013. | ||||||||
 Special Invite from Portugal the Incredible and Talented Hugo PilóHugo Piló , is a lead vocalist and plays harmonica and has two albums released and recently gave voice to the song "Live for You", the soundtrack of the telenovela "Indomitable Spirit" TVI. His love for Portuguese and Brazilian music such as Seu Jorge, Djavan, and showcasing his current music song debut single "Pretty Much" has demonstrated his incredible musical and linguistic talent to speak and sing in a variety of languages and versatility as a professional singer and musician. He has performed all over the world, including his native land Portugal and specifically France, and currently is based in Toronto Canada where he is developing and working on his classic musical project - Alma Portuguesa. | ||||||||
 BrazilFest Toronto 2013 Proudly Presents & Special Appaearance by Carlos " Paul McCartney" Passos Iracing - Brazilian & Classic Rock Music.Carlos Passos Iracing Carlinhos Passos is amazing musician and singer that his eclectic music repertory which includes the best of Brazilian national rock such as Cazuza, Paralamas, Lobao, lulu Santos and others and also "classic rock as U2, Pink Floyd, Dire Str...aits, Beatles and the best songs from Paul McCartney. | ||||||||
 Marlon Oliveira While some musicians achieve their success by their talents, others, like guitarist Marlon Oliveira, earn it through their hard work, perseverance, and dedication.Motivated by his passion to bring the wonderful music of the classical guitar to a wider audience, Oliveira has overcome many obstacles to his goals: He started the guitar at the late age of 16 significantly behind his peers in music school; he did not pass his first audition to get into music school, but changed his teacher and worked even harder to get in; and he overcame the debilitating effects of Repetitive Strain Injury that plagued him for 3 years by committing himself the study of better technique, better health, and better practice habits. Oliveira says, "The injury slowed me down a bit, but I remained persistent in my practice and my studies and have recovered so that I can still play, something I am very happy about". Before auditioning for music school, Oliveira was enrolled at Queens College as an undeclared major. "I was scared to do music, because it seemed like such a hard living, especially when I saw many other guitarists drop out of the music program. But then I realized if I didn't devote myself fully to the study of music, then nothing was going to happen with it, so I put everything off to the side to pursue my degree and a life of music." Since graduating with his music degree from the Aaron Copland School of Music 2 years ago, Oliveira enjoys performing with the NYC Guitar Orchestra and several community organizations. In addition to continuing his studies at Sage Music, Oliveira shares his talents with the younger generations by teaching privately and in several community organizations. "Music taught me to be ambitious, and taught me hard work. Performing allows me to give others a gift of music they would not ordinarily hear. Teaching allows me to share with them all the great things I have learned. Music is part of who I am, I love it, and it keeps me going." Value of Exhibitor & Sponsorship supporting at theBRAZILFEST TORONTO - 2013The exciting celebration of this years 10th annual anniversary year will also be a prime opportunity for new and exisiting sponsors to come on board to support what will be a highly anticipated event on the Toronto Brazilian Community calendar.We want you to be a part of this milestone and encourage you to consider the various sponsorship opportunities available. BrazilFest offers your organization visibility, unique opportunities for networking, one-on-one face promotion of your products and services as well as an unprecedented opportunity to participate in a major Internet, mobile and hotel driven awareness campaign.Now is the perfect time to align your business with all things Brazilian.  HOW DOES THIS HELP YOUR ORGANIZATION ?We live in a social world—driven by Facebook, Google, Twitter, Youtube, and other social media and content management websites. Each of these websites are powered by content often created offline at major events like Brazilfest. As the gatekeepers to the Brazilian community in Canada, BrazilFest offers you the unique opportunity to create original content for use in online promotions. Supporting BrazilFest will ensure that you reach over 35,000 attendees plus create permanent content that will be accessed by media, the Brazilian diaspora and lovers of Brazilian culture inside international markets. Secure your spot early and reach out today and request the detailed 2013 Exhibitor & Sponsors Package and confirm your booking & participation with us for this year before July 1 2013 - we are looking forward to having you join this amazing event the Toronto International BrazilFest.
  TORONTO INTERNATIONAL BRAZILFEST Canada's Biggest Brazilian Cultural Event In a multicultural city like Toronto — where all summer festivals have something beautiful to offer those who love meeting new cultures — you cannot miss Canada's Largest Brazilian Cultural Event, the 10th Annual Toronto International BrazilFest 2013.Earlscourt Park located at St. Clair Ave West and Caledonia Road, all sounds and vibes of this beautiful culture will be showcased with its food, music, dance, crafts and workshops. The Festival stage will be filled with musicians, dancers and singers that will take you on an exotic trip exploring Brazilian music and celebration without having to leave the heart of Toronto. This amazing event will also offer the famous Brazilian "Caipirinha," Brazil's national cocktail drink, mixing lime, sugar and Brazilian Cachaca (Brazilian spirit), a must-try cocktail with a Brazilian flare that will have you enjoying the sounds and dance moves of the Samba. And that's not all! Come and enjoy some delicious grilled Brazilian "Churrasco" Barbeque, Tropical Juices and baked Brazilian goodies being sold by vendors at the festival. Each year the festival has grown in size and prestige. Many Brazilians today call Canada home, many of whom are living in the Greater Toronto Area. For them, as for many visitors participating and joining in on a yearly basis, the event has become a real and authentic expression and the pride and joy of the Toronto Brazilian Community, celebrating its music, happiness and the unique touch of Brazilian friendship for all. Now in its 10th successful year, Brazilfest is Canada's largest Brazilian cultural event. Held at Earlscourt Park Toronto from 12:00pm – 10:00 pm, the festival is considered the best outdoor Brazilian Event in Toronto by the Brazilian Top Choice Award Association. People of all ages regularly attend this amazing event to enjoy the spectacular performances while teasing their taste buds with exotic Brazilian foods. Brazilfest is a must-attend event for anyone interested in sharing in the collective heritage and multicultural diversity of Toronto. 
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