Conexão SulAmérica

Rafaella has a Q and A with immigration advisor Peterson Fabricio, English tips and time management ideas, plus a chat about the school system in NZ vs Brazil - what are the differences? Also - health, policy, humour in immigrant life and lots of great music!

Tips for beginners in campervan trips, a Q and A with immigration advisor Peterson Fabricio; plus physical education classes in NZ, English tips, Halloween in NZ - and loads of great music!

Rafaella talks about Pink October - how best to identify problems that could be breast cancer - what to look for. A super interview on parachuting in NZ - and for those wanting to head home to Brazil - what's it like going via Qatar? Plus English tips, NZ news, and loads of Brazilian music!

Rafaella discusses mother's routines in NZ, delicious recipes coming directly from Auckland for people, English tips, and a lot of music!

Rafaella celebrates Nordestinos while living in NZ. There's a lot of music and much more too - play now

Rafaella talks about being a translator in NZ and what it's like to be in that profession! Also a tribute to Brazilian Eulalia, a current champion of chess and of poetry from Southland. Plus updates about visas, music and more information.

Rafaella has a special tribute for the day of the gauchos, “tchê”! Also tourist tips in New Zealand. A reflection on age and time, is it too late for certain things? And of course lots of great music!

Rafaella celebrates Maori Language Week - bringing you some interesting facts and music. You will also hear about FREVO, a typical Brazilian musical style. Plus health tips, English tips, and lots of music!

A bit of a sad episode, as we farewell Bruna, the show's founder (don't worry, Rafaella is still here!) back to Brazil! You will hear the history of the program Conexão SulAmerica, Bruna's trajectory in New Zealand, and Brazilian music. Press play and say goodbye to Bruna!

Bruna and Rafaella bring you an interview with a nutritionist on how to keep your health up to date in immigrant life. Also meet Isis, a Brazilian photographer in New Zealand. And the week of the Brazilian homeland has started, with a lot of music and information about Brazil. Press play!