Brasil Afora

Brasil Afora, literally translated as "Brazil Out There" or "Brazil Beyond," is a Portuguese phrase used to describe places, people, or situations located in the interior or less urbanized regions of Brazil, far from the major coastal cities or state capitals. It often carries a connotation of remoteness, simplicity, and a more traditional way of life. It can also refer to travel or experiences undertaken in these less-known parts of the country. The term implies a sense of exploration and discovery beyond the well-trodden tourist paths. Its precise meaning is context-dependent, varying from simply indicating a location outside a specific urban area to suggesting a cultural or social distinction from the more cosmopolitan regions.