This sign is part of the __Rota do Samba de Vila Isabel – Os Três Apitos__ circuit.
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Petisco da Vila is one of the most traditional bars in Rio de Janeiro. It opened in the 1960s. It was a popular hangout spot for Rio's bohemian crowd and several renowned samba musicians, including Martinho da Vila, Arlindo Cruz, Moacyr Luz, Neguinho da Beija-Flor, Jamelão, Dudu Nobre, and João Nogueira, cartoonist Jaguar, among others.
Image description: The image shows two pieces of art hanging on a gray wall. On the left, there is a frame with a poem written in Portuguese, with a yellowed background and black border. On the right, there is a black-and-white photograph of a street with shops and people walking. Above the photograph, there is a wall lamp with a metal shade.Perna was another notable figure who was famous in the neighborhood for hosting an annual Christmas dinner called "Quem Põe, Não Tira" ("Whoever Brings It Doesn't Take It Away"). He invited the Macaco community to the dinner, which included a samba party. This expression is mentioned in the 1994 samba theme song "Muito Prazer! Isabel de Bragança e Drumond Rosa da Silva, Mas Pode Me Chamar de Vila" (Nice to Meet You! Isabel de Bragança and Drumond Rosa da Silva, But You Can Call Me Vila," which tells the story of the neighborhood.
Image description: The image shows a restaurant room with tables and chairs arranged around a wall decorated with sheet music and lyrics in Portuguese. The wall takes up most of the view, with musical notes written in shades of brown and black on a light background. On the left, there is a list of lyrics and songs, while on the right are the details of the musical notes. The tables are made of light wood with black benches. In the background, through the windows, a street with people walking can be seen. In the upper right corner, there is an air conditioning unit mounted on the ceiling.Petisco da Vila was listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the bar that sold the most draft beer per hour in Brazil. The original bar closed in 2017, but former employees reopened it under the name Boteco Petisco.
Image description: This is a photograph of an urban street featuring a café called "Petisco da Vila" prominently displayed. The image shows a corner with a main black-and-white building, highlighting the café's name on a circular sign. On the left, there is a blue building with yellow lettering and a large tree behind it. On the right, there is a large tree and a street stall with items on display. People are walking along the sidewalk, and a yellow car is parked on the street. The sky is cloudy, and the corner's ground is made of stone.
Image description: The image shows a set of logos and text related to projects and institutions. On the left side is the Brazil logo in green, yellow, and blue. Next to it is the EmbraturLAB logo, made up of an orange dot pattern. Below are logos for technologies such as Zcept Tech, Mingoo, Bone, and WeSense. In the center are the Diaspora Black and Etnias logos. On the right is the iFriend platform logo. Below these elements are further supporting logos, including those of Rio de Janeiro, the Rio City Hall, Conservação e Serviços Públicos, and the Laboratório de Encantadores.
