Bagpipes and caipirinhas: Brazil and Scotland take over Miami

Restaurants and clubs go all out for Brazil

Giving Miami a taste of what it is like to be Brazilian during the World Cup, Brazil had multiple activations around town ready for fans to celebrate. In Wynwood, the Fogo de Chão activation featured live DJs, churrasco cuts galore, caipirinhas, and every goal scored was followed by a roar of cheers louder than the last.

Freshly out of the game and before even hitting the streets of Miami, the ramps going down from Hard Rock Stadium became a stage where Brazilian fans chanted, covered in yellow and green everything, even wigs, alongside an inflatable suit T. rex wearing Brazil’s jersey.

While the Scotts had “Freed From Desire,” Brazilians belted out “Não Quero Dinheiro (Só Quero Amar)” at Hard Rock Stadium.

Ronaldinho, Romário, and a Wynwood baile funk

At LIV Nightclub, Brazilian soccer legend Ronaldinho Gaúcho threw an after-party, where another Hall of Fame Brazilian soccer player, Romário, celebrated the match with soccer fans.

Meanwhile, at Casa Ronaldo in Wynwood, named after another Brazilian soccer phenomenon and former player, Ronaldo, the energy was high after the game, so, of course, Brazilian soccer fans decided it was time to turn the space into a “baile funk.”