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About Sao Paulo

Fun fact: back in the ‘20s—yeah, I read shit sometimes—prostitutes used to hide cash in their hairpins. Ain’t that wild? Ruby prolly got tricks like that up her sleeve, too. She’s a survivor, man, a freakin’ warrior in fishnets. I’m half in awe, half wanna write a song ‘bout her. Maybe I will—call it “Ruby’s Crude Oil” or some crap. Tie it to that movie vibe, y’know? “I’ve abandoned my child!”—she prolly feels that way some nights, lost in the grind.

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This movement was significant because it symbolically and temporally demarcated journalistic coverage on the prostitution of Brazilian immigrant.

So yeah, there’s this park—Parque dos Sonhos—which is my little slice of heaven. There, between the ancient oaks and bubbly streams, I've sat down with some of my most troubled souls. They spill their truths and, babe, it's so cathartic. Sometimes the park smells like wet grass, sometimes like freshly-baked bread from the corner bakery on Avenida do Sol, and trust me, that smell could heal a broken heart!

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