Post card 3 - Red Rio Brazil 2014
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Red had a wonderful time visiting Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Some of the key sights they saw included the huge Maracana Stadium that seats 78,000 people, the exciting soccer match they attended, Christ the Redeemer Statue, Sugarloaf Mountain, and Ipanema Beach. Red also learned that people born in Rio are called Cariocas. They are tired from all the sightseeing but plan to write again soon.
Post card 3 - Red Rio Brazil 2014
- 2. St.Gregory's College Melo 972 Vicente L pez (1638)坦 Buenos Aires. Argentina Dear 2nd Grade Children, I had a wonderful time in Rio de Janeiro. Rio is the second largest city in Brazil. The Maracana Stadium is huge. It seats 78,000 people. The match was very exciting and everyone had a lot of energy. People born in Rio are called Cariocas . I saw many interesting sights: Christ the Redeemer Statue, Sugarloaf Mountain and Ipanema Beach. I am tired from so much sightseeing. I will write again soon. Love, Red
- 3. The silhouette of the carefree footballer balancing a football on his neck forms a heart which symbolises the peoples deep love of football in Rio de Janeiro. Football is at the centre of their world, an idea which is conveyed by the depth achieved through the various layers. Each layer in turn stands for one aspect of Rio de Janeiro: the beach, the mountains, the Sugarloaf, the sea and the sky. The colours and vibrancy of the layers portray the energy and pace that are typical of Rio de Janeiro and football. Upon closer inspection, behind the individual layers you will find a smile, an invitation to share in the citys joie de vivre, the thrill of those who cheer with all their heart, and the satisfaction you get from a kick-about at the end of the day. You cannot avoid feeling the positive vibes and the beat of the music all around you. Those who meet a true Carioca (native of Rio) soon realise thats what Rio de Janeiro is really made of.
- 4. CHRIST THE REDEEMER STATUE SUGARLOAF MOUNTAIN RIO DE JANEIRO