Brás
Brás is traditionally a working-class area known for its garment district, which centers on Feira da Madrugada, a vast market for discounted clothing that opens before dawn. In a former processing center, the Immigration Museum has archives and exhibits exploring themes of identity and memory. Hands-on displays at the Catavento Museum take kids on an educational trip from the center of the earth to distant galaxies. ― Google
People born in Bras (First 49 people) - Page 0
Adego Erhiawarie Eferakeya
Nigerian Politician
Robert E. Stake
Francis P. Matthews
Ambassador
Moon Bloodgood
American actress
Jimmy Abegg
American guitarist
Bruce Bellas
Photographer
Ronald L. Coker
Military personnel
Jordan Hooper
American basketball player
Mike Gloor
Politician
Chuck Hayward
American stuntman
Jerry Hahn
American jazz guitarist
Robert W. Porter Jr.
Executive
Gilsinho
Brazilian footballer
Jão Musician
Brazilian musician
Galiardo
Football player
Jay Wright Forrester
American engineer
Leo J. Powers
Military personnel
Arno B. Cammerer
Jeff Raikes
Executive
Ben Stille
American football player
Jim Hendricks
American guitarist
Rodney L. Johnson
Warren Keith Urbom
Judge
Beth Malone
American actress
Charles Hiram Randall
Former United States Representative
Chris Kelsay
American football defensive end
Chad Kelsay
American football player
Darrick Minner
Tony Fulton
Nebraska politician
Elzada Clover
American botanist
Ryan Sallans
American writer
Terese Nielsen
American artist
Ron Spencer
American illustrator
Robert Leroy Cochran
Former Governor of Nebraska
Hal Baylor
American actor
Lori Van Pelt
Author
Colby Coash
Former Nebraska State Senator
Gene L. Coon
American screenwriter
Weldon Kees
American poet
Chris Lofing
Film director
Kevin Meyer
American Politician
John P. Fulton
American cinematographer
James P. Collman
University teacher
Pid Purdy
American baseball athlete
Brian C. Buescher
Judge
Oliver Kirk
American boxer
R. B. Rutherford
American football coach
