Como sobrevivir en Sao Paulo y no morir en el intento: guía de supervivencia para venezolanos (y latinos en general)

Hola queridos lectores de mi blog, asiduos y no tan asiduos, primerizos o lo que sea. He tenido este post en mente desde hace meses, pero el CFA y otras cosas no me han dejado escribir en paz. Inspirada por mis guias de supervivencia en la Ciudad de México, decidi escribir este post acerca de las cosas que tienen que saber cuando lleguen a Brasil, en particular a Sao Paulo, que es donde vivo y me muevo, y, vale la pena acotar, es un lugar muy distinto al resto de Brasil, o al menos las ciudades que yo conozco. 

Entonces, vamos a empezar... 

Padarias Em Sao Paulo

Here is one thing about Sao Paulo that I just loooove: bakeries, or padarias, as they are called in Portuguese. And you wanna know why? It is because the concept is almost identical to the Venezuelan one, and that makes sense, padaria concept was apparently brought by Portuguese immigrants as well.

Sao Paulo Skyline or The Day I Fell Inlove with Sao Paulo

Sao Paulo Skyline, originally uploaded by kevynathalie.

It was a cloudy and chilly day, but my friends and I decided to head to the 29th Biennial of Art in Sao Paulo, located at the Ibirapuera Park. We walked around the park before getting to the actual event and, of course, I brought my camera, actually, the whole photography backpack. It had been a little while since I didn't take serious pictures and I thought the park and the biennial would be perfect excuses to do so.

My very own and simple iPad review

Yesterday I purchased an Ipad. When I first heard about it, it got my attention but I had doubts about buying the first generation (because of the bugs and all that stuff). But when I started to see all the power of the tablet and the huge amount of applications that I could run in this thing, I didn't have to think about it any further: I wanted to buy one as I got the chance.

San Fran... Up to now

Since the past two weeks have been maybe more crazy than the two previous ones, I have had hard time to write and tell you guys about how are things going. Finally, here I am, trying to share with you a little bit about this experience. For all who don't know yet, I am currently in San Francisco for training purposes. Bloomberg sent us here to get our first - but intense - training and get to actually work as soon as we finish and "graduate".

First Brazilian post

So here's my first post from Sao Paulo. Sorry for those who don't like me writing in English, but I want my new Brazilian friends to understand it.

First I have to explain why I am in Brazil and not in Mexico anymore, since I didn't actually explained it before. I applied and got a job in Bloomberg, a leading financial information and data provided, with offices worldwide. So after all the bureaucratic, migration process, I was finally appointed to start at the end of June.

Mi despedida...