Brazilian Quarters (Popo Aguda)

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Brazilian Quarters (Popo Aguda) is a historic neighborhood on Lagos Island in Nigeria, known for its Afro-Brazilian architecture and heritage rooted in formerly enslaved returnees from Brazil.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf heritage site ⓘ
historic neighborhood ⓘ
urban district ⓘ
alsoKnownAs Brazilian Quarter ⓘ
Popo Aguda ⓘ
architecturalStyle Afro-Brazilian architecture ⓘ
Brazilian colonial style ⓘ
Catholic-influenced architecture ⓘ
country Nigeria ⓘ
culturalInfluence Brazilian culture ⓘ
Portuguese language legacy ⓘ
Yoruba culture ⓘ
demographicGroup Afro-Brazilian descendants ⓘ
Aguda community ⓘ
ethnicOriginOfFounders Afro-Brazilians ⓘ
Aguda people ⓘ
formerly enslaved Africans returned from Brazil ⓘ
hasBuiltHeritageType family chapels ⓘ
ornamental gateways ⓘ
plastered and painted facades ⓘ
hasHeritage Afro-Brazilian ⓘ
Afro-Latin ⓘ
Yoruba ⓘ
heritageStatus recognized as a historic Afro-Brazilian enclave in Lagos ⓘ
historicalContext Atlantic slave trade aftermath ⓘ
return of emancipated slaves from Brazil to Lagos ⓘ
historicalPeriodOfFormation 19th century ⓘ
influencedBy Brazilian Catholic brotherhoods ⓘ
Portuguese building techniques ⓘ
languageHeritage Portuguese-derived names ⓘ
Yoruba ⓘ
locatedIn Lagos ⓘ
Lagos Island ⓘ
Lagos State ⓘ
South West Nigeria ⓘ
linked to: Western Nigeria

West Africa ⓘ
notableFor Afro-Brazilian family compounds ⓘ
arched windows and balconies ⓘ
courtyard houses ⓘ
ornate stucco facades ⓘ
two-storey townhouses ⓘ
partOf historic core of Lagos Island ⓘ
region Gulf of Guinea coast ⓘ
linked to: Gulf of Guinea
religiousHeritage Christianity ⓘ
Roman Catholicism ⓘ
urbanFunction cultural tourism destination ⓘ
residential neighborhood ⓘ

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Lagos Island → contains → Brazilian Quarters (Popo Aguda) ⓘ