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The Carmen Miranda Museum showcases a collection of photographs, posters, musical recordings, and, of course, gigantic fruity hats worn by the singing star.
The Carmen Miranda Museum showcases a collection of photographs, posters, musical recordings, and, of course, gigantic fruity hats worn by the singing star. The building looks like an abandoned space capsule in the middle of the Flamengo Park.
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Avenida Rui Barbosa, 560 - Flamengo, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
+55 21 2334-4293
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