cearense

Cearense refers to anything originating from or related to the state of Ceará, located in the Northeast region of Brazil. The term is commonly used as an adjective to describe people, customs, or products from Ceará. For example, a person born in Ceará is a "cearense."

The culture of Ceará is rich and diverse, influenced by indigenous traditions, Portuguese colonization, and African heritage. This is reflected in its music, such as forró, which is popular throughout Brazil, and its cuisine, which features dishes like baião de dois and carne de sol. Ceará is also known for its vibrant festivals and handicrafts.

The economy of Ceará relies heavily on tourism, particularly due to its extensive coastline with beautiful beaches like Jericoacoara and Canoa Quebrada, which attract visitors from around the world. Other important economic sectors include agriculture, industry, and services. The state's capital and largest city is Fortaleza.