Pinno’s Bar e Boliche is a great success in Cerquilho The two on-site Imply® Bowling Alleys are a perfect entertainment option for all ages stand-up and bowling championships are some of the attractions that often liven up Pinno’s Bar e Boliche a championship was held that brought together 32 teams and awarded the 1st The look offers sophistication in every detail It is the ideal place to have fun with family and friends The Imply® Bowling Alleys are ideal for Pubs Bowling is the perfect attraction for commemorative dates One of the world’s leading bowling brands Imply® offers the most innovative technologies for bowling The exclusive lighting system with RGB LEDs along the lanes provides a light show with incredible animated and interactive colorful visual effects according to each play The new Imply® automatic scoring system is super friendly Developed with the best technologies to offer innovative experiences Players can access the game’s scoring and control options through the Interactive Terminal and through their Smartphones The new generation of Imply® bowling is even more modern it has several differentials that make the experience more technological and surprising Learn more: https://imply.com/engb/entertainment/official-bowling-lanes/ 1.111 - RST 287 Km 105 | Santa Cruz do Sul | RS - Brazil imply@imply.com (+55) 51 2106-8000 “I grew up surrounded by animals and listening to country music – we went to agricultural fairs and part of my family was directly involved in farming, especially horse raising,” says Brazilian photographer Luisa Dörr, whose series In the American South was recently exhibited in New York as part of the Latin American Foto Festival Dörr’s ongoing series explores the cowboy and rodeo culture in her native country and hones in on the women who are increasingly taking centre stage in that scene where each caption is available to read in full) In the American South features a variety of women: from those who compete in rodeo beauty pageants “Ever since I was little I wanted to go to the rodeo even though I was from the city of São Paulo,” 20-year-old police officer Natasha Alves do Santos told Dörr It ends up being just a masculine universe women can only compete on horses and not on bulls .. Men end up taking advantage of the space like it’s their own “This work became urgent for me because of the current situation we are living in,” says Dörr. “It is like what Oprah said to me once” – Dörr photographed Winfrey for the cover of Time magazine in 2017 – “that when she was a little girl she was always looking for anybody that kind of looked like her This is the same situation in the case of this culture: we need to see more women involved and realise that it is possible for women to do anything as well as men It is empowering.” The series is ongoing: Dörr is interested in the environmental aspect of the culture too and hopes to trace the changes occurring to the land through In the American South and how she hopes to see Brazil’s rodeo culture adapt in women’s favour I went to Barretos in 2018 and Cerquilho in 2019 I went to Barretos to check out the ‘Festa do Peão de Barretos’ which is one of the biggest rodeos in the world and attracts people from different places and social backgrounds Some people ride horses for a month to get there other people get loans in the bank to be able to participate in the competitions Barretos is the perfect place to be – I stayed there for ten days I spent less than a week and I attended a really small rodeo The idea is to visit many events around the country research and show much more of this culture The goal is to make my first photo book and a short documentary women have been largely excluded from Brazil’s cowboy culture horse-riding champions or platinum-selling country music stars Even though it’s the men who are in the spotlight the women who are entrenched in this culture stand out the most They are part of a growing wave of women taking the reins of Brazil’s world of rodeo the main goal is to juxtapose modern Brazil and its historic tradition “I don’t think it is only in this culture that women are becoming more and more involved but I believe that something is really changing for women nowadays you can see women taking care of entire farms driving big machinery and making decisions “I made contact with people using social media so I already had some subjects when I arrived there and people who came to enjoy the event as well One of my favourite photos is of Rebeca Vetuche I was really interested in photographing her I remember she was telling me about her dream to study veterinary and she also dreamed about being Miss Rodeo because the idea is to make long term projects – like this we can get to know what kind of developments these segments are making Focusing on an individual story you can also talk about something big.” The Latin American Foto Festival was in the Bronx