Noiva do Cordeiro - A strange village full of beautiful girls, to find a husband and terrible conditions

The village of Noiva do Cordeiro is nestled in Belo Vale, a beautiful valley north of Rio de Janeiro, dotted with fields of tangerines, bananas and brilliant yellow flowers. But the eye-catching scenery in Noiva do Cordeiro is not what attracts the attention of visitors, but the inhabitants who live in that village. Or more specifically, the women in the village.

What is so special? That's because most of the villagers are female and they are as beautiful as the bougainvillea trees blooming in the valley. This area of Brazil is famous for producing amazing beauties. What's more, many are single and looking for love. When Mr. Harry Wallop - a British tourist came to the village, he was surprised to witness the whole life and activities of women in the village, especially the desire for love of young girls. beautiful color in the village.

Noiva do Cordeiro (meaning "Bride of the Sheep") in Brazil is a village of about 600 inhabitants, but mostly women. This village is located about 90 km from the capital city of Belo Horizonte, in the state of Minas Gerais, and is famous for its many beautiful women. The founder of this special village is Mrs. Senhorinha de Lima. Accordingly, Maria was kicked out of the village where she lived because she left the husband her parents forced to marry.

After that, Maria founded this village with that item, it was a shelter for women who were shunned by other villages. In 1940, a pastor named Anisio Pereira took a 16-year-old girl from the town as his wife and founded a church within this community. He then sought to impose strict moral codes, prohibiting women from drinking, listening to music, cutting their hair or using any form of contraception.

But after the pastor died, the women of this village decided they would no longer let men rule their lives. The first thing they did after Pastor Anisio died was to disband the male-dominated religious organization the pastor founded. Then, they turned the village into a feminist regime.

Since the "reset of the regime", the village fell into a shortage of men and all the hard work fell into the hands of women. The sisters worked together in agriculture, built houses together and developed the village to become richer. In particular, the women here live very united.

"We share everything together. This lifestyle is great. We help each other beautify so that all shine. If I do something to hurt someone, I will write and read it aloud first. That's why conflicts are resolved gently," a village member shared.

Looking at everyone, this is a very peaceful and relaxing life. However, the people in this village think that this is not all, because the situation of "yin prosperity and yang decline" in the village is falling into serious condition. Some young girls have had to call single men from elsewhere to live. Women in the village always dream of a peaceful family life. But the severe shortage of men makes the proportion of households here extremely low. The sad thing is that in this place, most of the men are married to work far away, returning only on weekends, so it becomes even more rare.

Nelma Fernandes (23 years old) said: "Here, the men that we single girls meet are all married, or related, almost everyone is brother and sister. each other. Women have to do everything by themselves."

The young woman added, "It's been a long time since I've known what a hug or kiss from a man is like. "We all yearn for love and happiness." Desperate to get married, some women in the village even posted information about the village's "thirst" for husbands.

This village became the center of "unmarried" because they have many strict requirements for men. "Although the girls would like to welcome the heart-hunting boys to live in town. But first, they need to agree to do what we say, to live by our rules, which is to be equal - men He has to know how to do everything, wash dishes, do laundry, cook, clean the toilet," Fernandes shared.

Fernandes insists, they are living freely, no one is in charge. Therefore, any man who wants to live must live like that. There have been many boys who wanted to be "married" to this village of beautiful girls, but they could not meet the requirements set by the village.

We all want to find love to get married. But we still like living here, we don't want to leave the village just to find a husband. We want to meet guys who agree to follow the rules of the village.

If anyone wants to get married here, they must accept a life "100% by her command", because the women of Noiva do Cordeiro insist they will never give up these privileges. Rosalee Fernandes, a 49-year-old woman, explains, “There are many things that women do better than men.

We command everything, then our village will be beautiful, all activities will be well organized and life will be harmonious, but when men join in, things will go wrong. For example, when there is a problem, there is a dispute, we solve it in our own way, we find consensus but never argue, or fight each other like men."

Until now, this village is still a special and curious place for everyone. Women here are born, grow up and grow old in solitude. They rarely receive love from the opposite sex.

Chùa Thượng tọa Thích Chân Quang trụ trì bất ngờ đổi tên, dân xung quanh nói gì? Minh Lợi21:18:03 17/08/2024Gần đây, dư luận xã hội đặc biệt quan tâm đến câu chuyện Thượng tọa Thích Chân Quang không có tên trong danh sách dự thi và bảng ghi tên, ghi điểm trong kỳ thi tốt nghiệp bổ túc văn hóa cấp ba năm 1989 của Sở GD&ĐT TP. HCM.