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Trying to make sense of Sao Paulo

Casually walking the streets of Brazil and the Americas’ most populous city to figure if they’re anything like us

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Rua Vinte e Cinco de Marco, a popular shopping street in the central zone of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Representation pic

Rua Vinte e Cinco de Marco, a popular shopping street in the central zone of Sao Paulo, Brazil. Representation pic

Mayank ShekharHave you ever been to any place in the world, where, having checked out enough of its streets—there’s absolutely no picture of you at a touristy spot, to show for it? That’s São Paulo, shortened SP, or Sampa, and I. Bizarre; no?

Except for one hazy/crappy photo, before a grand church, at the City Centre. That got hurriedly clicked, because there were cops stationed. My local SP friend, Iara, would simply not allow the cellphone to be fished out of the pocket, even for a second, otherwise.

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