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Positive views about the state and condition of favelas may frustrate cariocas who are not particularly satisfied with certain aspects of the urbanization progress, while At the same time, comments about negative conditions and areas for improvement may upset those who feel proud of the profound achievements and developments they have witnessed in rio's comunidades in recent years - this extends to any and all topics concerning favela living and culture.

in fact, learning in advance a bit about favela history and culture can prevent wrong accidental remarks and awkward situations.

The best way to 'discuss' a favela is to humbly and respectfully listen - and when and if a direct opinion is asked it should be presented with sensitivity.  arrow-back      arrow-forward

largo do machado
attractions leblon
beaches leme
sports peixoto
entertainment rocinha
music são conrado
nightlife urca
restaurants vidigal
shopping attractions
etiquette parks
carnival beaches
réveillon pacification police favela tours dining & lodging samba school accommodations
accommodations access &transport discussing Rio de Janeiro's neighborhoods zona norte transport
transport health & environment visiting zona oeste favelas
safety bailes funk interacting zona central rio maps
extras proper manners photographing

zona sul

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