Bragantina

Bragantina is a term that can refer to several things, most notably a type of cheese and a cultural festival originating from the city of Bragança Paulista in Brazil.

The cheese known as Bragantina is a traditional Brazilian cheese, often semi-hard in texture and with a mild flavor. It is typically produced in the state of São Paulo, particularly in the region around Bragança Paulista, and is a common component of Brazilian cuisine.

The Bragantina festival, held annually in Bragança Paulista, is a significant cultural event celebrating the city's heritage. It often includes parades, traditional music and dance performances, food stalls showcasing local delicacies (including the Bragantina cheese), and various artistic exhibitions. The festival aims to preserve and promote the cultural identity of the region and attract tourists. The exact dates and specific activities can vary from year to year.

The term "Bragantina" is derived from the name of the city of Bragança Paulista, indicating something related to or originating from that location.