Ipupiara - São Vicente - SP
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Contact Ipupiara
| Address : | Ipupiara - R. Padre Manoel - Centro, São Vicente - SP, 11310-090, Brazil |
| Postal code : | 11310-090 |
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linda morena on Google
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erik borkoski on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Esta abandonado
 Is abandoned
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Adolfo Tavares on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ bela estátua da lenda Ipupiara
beautiful statue of the legend Ipupiara
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Rodrigo Tavares on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ o local está cheio de ladrões e moradores de rua muitos agentes de trânsito e nenhuma segurança
the place is full of thieves and street people many traffic agents and no security
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Wilson Carlos Rodrigues on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Abandonada, trombadinhas, muita sujeira.
Abandoned, pickpockets, a lot of dirt.
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Lindomar Marques on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ótimo local. Pena ter destruído .
Great spot. Too bad to have destroyed.
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Dressa Vermelho on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Que lugar maravilhoso,quanta árvore, tinha bancos livres para sentar, ninguém enche o saco, me arrependo de não ter tirado foto. Estava em família e foi um lugar super agradável. Quero voltar
What a wonderful place, so many trees, there were free benches to sit on, nobody bothers, I regret not having taken a picture. I was with the family and it was a super nice place. I want to go back
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Rogerio Alves Ferreira on Google
★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Ipupiara, também chamado de homem-marinho, é uma espécie de monstro marinho que fazia parte da mitologia dos povos tupis que habitavam o litoral do Brasil no século XVI. Segundo a crença popular, ele atacava as pessoas e comia partes de seus corpos. Segundo relatos do Brasil Colônia, um Ipupiara teria sido encontrado e morto na capitania de São Vicente, no ano de 1564.
Após inúmeros atos de vandalismo, chegando em 2016 a atearem fogo, fizeram diversas restaurações em outros anos, no começo tinha até peixe em volta. Agora inauguramos uma redundância histórica, a lenda de uma estatua que existia na praça; ao menos este temos registro no Google.
Ipupiara, also called sea-man, is a species of sea monster that was part of the mythology of the Tupi peoples that inhabited the coast of Brazil in the 16th century. According to popular belief, he attacked people and ate parts of their bodies. According to reports from Colonial Brazil, an Ipupiara was found and killed in the captaincy of São Vicente, in the year 1564.
After countless acts of vandalism, arriving in 2016 to set fire, they made several restorations in other years, in the beginning there was even fish around. Now we inaugurate a historic redundancy, the legend of a statue that existed in the square; at least this one is registered with Google.
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