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Meeting of Embassies from Southern Brazil is a success in Itapema

The event featured the presence of idols from the past and the exhibition 'The Legendary Flamengo'

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The city of Itapema, Santa Catarina, hosted the 1st South-Brazilian Meeting of National Embassies this weekend. And to further enhance the event, which was attended by more than 900 fans, past idols such as Silva Batuta, Rondinelli, Marinho, Lico, and Nunes were present, along with the exhibition "The Legendary Flamengo," which portrays the centenary of Flamengo football.

In addition to Fla-Itapema, organizer of the event, other Embassies were present at the legitimately red-black weekend: Fla-Lages/SC, Fla-Brusque/SC, Fla-Paraná, Fla-RS, Fla-Ponta Grossa/PR, Fla-Jaraguá/SC, Fla-Joinville/SC, in addition to the new Embassy of the Nation, Fla-Indaial/SC, certified at the event.

Other cities, such as Braço do Norte, Criciúma, Balneário Camboriú, Blumenau, Otacílio Costa and Rio do Sul, also submitted applications to be approved as Embassies of the Nation.

Flamengo's delegation, formed by the Director of Social Responsibility, Mauro Chaves, the Director of Historical Heritage, Guilherme Nogueira, the Executive Coordinator of the Embassies of the Nation Project, Rodrigo Saboia, the Coordinator of Research and Statistics of Historical Heritage, Bruno Lucena and the Producer of the Exhibition "The Legendary Flamengo", Uilian Soares Lourenço also distributed dozens of gifts to the public, who did not think twice before taking a bow to the idols present.