Sunday afternoon at the Pacaembu Stadium in Sao Paulo.
Here, the Corinthians are due to play and the crowds are starting to gather.
Now, in this country, they're fanatical about football. It's almost a religion.
Of course, a soccer game only lasts 90 minutes, but here's some things you can do if you've got two hours to kill.
Hi, my name is Vik Muniz and I'm a visual artist from Brazil.
Although my work takes me to many places around the globe, Rio remains one of my favorite places to visit and work.
The first place I want to take you in my city is the Instituto Moreira Salles.
Come and let's take a look around.
With his artistic and technical proficiency, Marc Ferrez can be ranked among the greatest photographers of the 19th century.
And it's here at the Instituto Moreira Salles that we can share a little bit of his world.
Marc Ferrez dedicated his entire life in the 19th century to portraying the city he loved, which was Rio.
Because of its climate and geographic beauty, Rio was once the second most photographed place in the world, second only to Paris.
This is the second place I'd like you to see.
It's Parque Lage. It was built in 1849 by John Tynsdale [Tyndale], an English landscape artist.
Along Rua Jardim Botanico, the park is located near the Tijuca forest area.
It's amazing to think that we're pretty much in the center of a city like Rio and yet still we can enjoy waterfalls, monkeys, exotic birds.
Although Rio is very famous for its shoreline and beaches, it's really here in the jungle that someone can unwind and relax.
It's one of my favorite places in the city.
Well, this is the next place I'd like to take you. It's a restaurant called Yoruba.
It features great Brazilian and African fare, and it's very informal and very good.
I wanted to bring you here because this is a little bit away from the beaten path and it's a little bit of an insider's jewel.
And here we finish our tour of Rio with one of my favorite places the Jobi.
Jobi is a botequim, very informal place, where most Cariocas come for a beer at the end of the day.
It's not in any guidebook, and I hope you'll come here and enjoy this informal side of Rio as we all do.
Thank you very much. This is Rio.