My Life The Classical Brazilian - 940 Words

Research Paper I am Breno Souza Plentz, I am 18 years old. I am the classical Brazilian, a mix of a lot of different cultures over the world. I have roots in Germany from the part of my father Plentz and Lenhard that are my grandfather and grandmother. In the part of my mother I have roots in Germany with native indian my Grandfather Stein de Souza, and french with native indian my grandmother Moraes Rodrigues. I am a mesomorph body type, I believe that my body type came from both my father and my mother, but most my mother. I have physical characteristics both from my father and my mother, skin color, dark hair, dark eyes and my body type are from my mother, straight hair, nose and personal/behavior characteristics are more from my father. From the side of my father, first my grandfather he had one heart attack five years ago, he has hypermetropia and astigmatism, diabetes because of the old age, have skin cancer, had appendicitis and had a stroke. My Grandmother has hypermetropia, astigmatism and aging of the retina, had cataract because of the old age, and had one heart attack this year, had stone in vesicles. My aunt have strong rheumatism, asthma. My uncle it is schizophrenic, and has a lot of more diseases because of the strong medicines that he take, and because of his disease. My father have astigmatism after the 40s, had some attacks of diverticulitis, he had appendicitis three years ago, and often he has heartburn. From the side of my mother, first myShow MoreRelatedI Attended The 50th Anniversary Celebration Of Music At Ut Dallas949 Words   |  4 Pagesunchanging timelessness and boisterous, dynamic nonce that gave a sense of life itself in all its glory. The timbre, or tone, was the most apparent quality of the musical. The timbre was a mix of both soft and rough tones. That is, the music appeared to be a mix of various genera. 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