Examples of using Valongo in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Scenes of sick slaves being sold at Valongo market or of Africans providing health treatment to slaves
The letter B indicates three major Rio markets: Valongo in the parish of Santa Rita,
In 1779 the slave trade finally settled in the Valongo area, where it reached its peak between 1808 with the arrival of the Portuguese royal family,
Rio de Janeiro was then an important commercial slave trading post, and Valongo was the main gateway for blacks from Angola,
And in it is Valongo, the proper name that combines a universe of possibilities of signification,
The hillsides of Valongo were the home to the largest slave market in Brazil- a place that until recently had been forgotten, in the sense that it has been left out of certain narratives about the city and the country.
mentioned Valongo in one of his chronicles, História de Quinze DiasStory of Fifteen Days, from October 1876, in the magazine Ilustração Brasileira.
Valongo- a slave trading post among so many that existed in nineteenth century Rio- composes a constellation in the narrative such that the city seems to condense the characters' fate.
Valongo is the remains of the trans-Atlantic slave trade that during three centuries operated the forced migration of ten million Africans to the Americas,
future when it shows the Serra da Capivara(prehistory), Valongo(colonial) and images of Marielle Franco city council member assassinated in Rio de Janeiro in 2018 for her human rights activism.
Lords of Morgado Valongo, follows the structure of the towers of medieval castle keep,
Lords of Morgado Valongo, follows the structure of the towers of medieval castle keep,
Gaspari notes that although at least 600,000 slaves passed over the cobbles of the Cais do Valongo between 1758 and 1851,
The Valongo Observatory is placed near the Mauá Park,
The Hanging Garden of Valongo is a landscaped building located on the western slope of the Morro da Conceição, in the passage which has also been called Morro do Valongo, in the neighborhood of Saúde in the city of Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil.
improvements in Vila Nova de Gaia and the Valongo sub-system) was approved in 1996.
slaves from the current praça xv to the valongo port in the eighteenth century.
in Google searches in 2010, before the archaeological"rediscovery" of Valongo, most of the few references to the word referred to the Portuguese city,
The seminar aimed to broaden the dialogue with the population about the process of building the shared management of Cais do Valongo and the Museum of History
The site was high enough to install cannons that would sweep with its artillery the seafront stretch extending from Valongo to Praça Mauá- former Cais do Porto-