The New York Times Agency May 2010
EN_00913897_2649
(NYT29) BUENOS AIRES -- Aug. 4, 2002 -- ARGENTINA-BRAZIL -- Evidence of what is called "the Brazilian wave" in Argentina is everywhere. In this most Europeanized of Latin American countries, even Afro-Brazilian religions like candomble are making inroads, with several terreiros, or temples, now operating here and frequented by white Argentines. Argentines taking part in an Afro-Brazilian religious ceremony at Reino de Iemnja Bomi, a candomble temple near Buenos Aires, in late July . (Horacio Paone/The New York Times)
CENA MINIMALNA - 100 USD
2002-08-04
EAST NEWS
The New York Times Agency
Horacio Paone/The New York Times/Redux
17338946
0,29MB
15cm x 10cm przy 300dpi
2002, 4, A, AFRO-BRAZILIAN, AIRES, AMERICAN, AN, AND, ARE, ARGENTINA, ARGENTINA-BRAZIL, ARGENTINES, AT, AUG, BOMI, BRAZILIAN, BUENOS, BY, CALLED, CANDOMBLE, CEREMONY, COUNTRIES, DE, EUROPEANIZED, EVEN, EVERYWHERE, EVIDENCE, FREQUENTED, HERE, HORACIO, IEMNJA, IN, INROADS, IS, JULY, LATE, LATIN, LIKE, MAKING, MOST, NEAR, NEW, NOW, NYT29, OF, OPERATING, OR, PAONE, PART, REDUX, REINO, RELIGIONS, RELIGIOUS, SEVERAL, TAKING, TEMPLE, TEMPLES, TERREIROS, THE, THIS, TIMES, WAVE, WHAT, WHITE, WITH, YORK,