Brazil

Caetano Veloso is called theBob Dylanof Brazil; it may be Dylan who’s flattered there. At 67, Veloso continues to make music with the grace of a poet and the ebullience of a kid. In recent years his sound has been reinvigorated by the sharp edges of his son Moreno, who coproduced Zii e Zie (Uncles […]

A crisis is building at the US-Mexico border as thousands of Haitians make their way there from Brazil, migrating as the South American country’s economy tanks.

Brazil’s new president, Michel Temer, has an unusually short time to get through an unusual — even daunting — list of tasks, starting with fixing one of the world’s biggest economies.

He was the master of the single-string instrument known as the berimbau

Brazil’s largest city, São Paulo is coming out of a searing drought. But its impact wasn’t all bad. One woman saw the drought as an opportunity to empower women and bring her community closer together.