curitibanas

Curitibanas are the female residents of Curitiba, the capital city of the Brazilian state of Paraná. The term is the feminine form of the demonym curitibano, with curitibanos and curitibanas used for men and women respectively.

Curitiba lies in the Southern Region of Brazil and is known for its planned urban design, extensive public transportation, and abundant green spaces. The city has a diversified economy with strong services, manufacturing, and education sectors and hosts several universities, including the Federal University of Paraná.

The population reflects a history of European immigration, with communities of German, Italian, Polish, Ukrainian, and other ancestries contributing to the city’s cultural life. Curitibanas participate in a range of cultural events, educational initiatives, and civic activities that are part of Curitiba’s urban and social identity.

Notable landmarks and institutions associated with Curitiba—such as its botanical garden and various museums and parks—are popular among residents, including Curitibanas, and reflect the city’s emphasis on sustainability, public spaces, and quality of life.