Renan and Yuri arrived at the hostel and we went to see the city we hadn't seen before...
The most beaten and touristy spots =D
Until then we had only stayed around the hostel, or gone out at night... so we hadn't seen much of the city...
This time, in the clear, I observed every millimeter! Seeing the people, the places, the alleys, the smells, the colors... everything I could remember, I kept... and little by little I began to remember how beautiful and happy that city was 😉
The car drove along, and they kept saying... this is where Ivete lives... this is I don't know what... over there is blah, blah, blah... and soon we stopped!
First point,
Model Marketbut nothing there is cheap... normal prices, nothing cheap =( I took some money, there was a 24-hour ATM inside and we moved on...
I told the guys that I'd rather walk around and see everything nearby and then go "shopping" afterwards... for two reasons... firstly I didn't want to carry bags... and secondly that I could see if I could find cheaper things outside lol
In front of the Model Marketis the Lacerda Elevator, which connects the lower city with the upper city =D,
We took the elevator, paid fifteen cents to go up, it's a symbolic price, I think for maintenance and so on, but if you think about it... the amount of people going up and down... it's a considerable amount!!!
Well... we went up... I thought it was much bigger, the ascent was really fast... and the elevator is all enclosed, I had also thought it was with a panoramic view... which would be much smarter! And worth it for the beautiful city and view 😉
We got to the top and headed for Pelourinho, many people had told me that it stank and there were lots of beggars! Once again I saw nothing of the sort! The city didn't stink at all... much less was it full of annoying hustlers... Of course I wasn't going to go out at night, without anyone in the city, or go into dark alleys lol.
Little by little I heard various drumbeats... and some people together =p lol
It was the Olodum people, I thought it was great... because there were very little children who were part of Olodum... the cutest things in Munnnddoooo =) we walked behind them... until we reached a more open corner =p in front of the City Museum and the Jorge Amado House 😉
There was a circle of gringos, playing the terror, drumming a lot and really well! Some creepy Japanese guys, a crazy guy with stylish hair... and some ladies were part of the scene, while the Olodum guys rested for a while.
We really enjoyed the music and saw the contradictions of cultures coming together in the same thing =p showing that in music there is no difference in language or understanding...
What to do in Madeira Island - Complete Guide
What to do in Madeira Island - Complete Guide
What to do in Madeira Island - Complete Guide
What to do in Madeira Island - Complete Guide
What to do in Madeira Island - Complete Guide
What to do in Madeira Island - Complete Guide
What to do in Madeira Island - Complete Guide
What to do in Madeira Island - Complete Guide