Brazilians have one more option to have fun
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Monday, 30 of May 2016
By Juliana Yurkewvitch
Co-founder talked to Gringo about his project and brought some exclusive news
Since last 17th May, Brazilians have a new meeting point: Brazucas Social Club, at Capulet. The nightclub is gathering Brazilians with good music. Every Tuesday, the house offers unprecedented attractions that gives a real show and bring a bit of our culture through various music styles from the “sertanejo” to the “pagode”, going through the “axé”, rock, reggae and samba, and Brazilian djs.
“The project Brazuca’s Social Club was designed with the aim of presenting a new concept of entertainment for our community", said Robson Silva, co-founder of Brazuca’s, in an interview for Gringo media.
Robson Silva talked more about his project and brought some exclusive news.
GRINGO: How went on the first Brazuca’s party?
Robson Silva: We can say that we started with two right feet and that the presentation really made history, in less than 3 hours after the start of the event the house was at maximum of it capacity and with an indescribable energy. We are still anesthetized with so much affection, love and gratitude we receive.
GRINGO: Can you tell us a little about the Brazuca´s house?
Robson Silva: The Capulet is the realization of an old dream and was minutely planned to be the home of Brazuca’s. Located in the trendiest area of the city, distant only 3 min walking from the Fortitude Valley Station.
The place has two large rooms, one indoor and one outside. With sufficient capacity and an experienced team of bartenders and management, we are ready open minded to receive the customers in the best possible way.
In short, this project has been done with great care and with the aim to improve each issue to turn every Tuesday as a tradition where we take our "gringos " friends to experience our culture, fill a little bit less of missing home and enjoy a lot!
Service:
The Brazuca’s Social Club happens every Tuesday, from 09 pm to 3 am.




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