Nossa Senhora do Socorro

Nossa Senhora do Socorro is a Brazilian municipality in the country of Sergipe, positioned in the Aracaju Metropolitan Region inside the japanese a part of the country. According to estimates via the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics, the municipality has 181 928 inhabitants, making it the second one maximum populous in the nation. Due to its proximity to the Sergipe capital, the municipality became a true dormitory metropolis while Aracaju city expansion in the 80s and 1990s, with several housing estates; among the most important: Marcos Freire I, II and III, Joao Alves Filho, Piabeta, Fernando Collor, Set Jardim, Park of the Lighthouses and Taicoca.

In the 21st century, the metropolis skilled spectacular financial increase, mainly in the business region and services, surpassing revenues from historically strong Sergipe municipalities inclusive of Estancia, Lagarto and Itabaiana. Regardless of these problems, because of its ancient roots, the populace of Nossa Senhora do Socorro has a excellent cultural improvement. There also are the folkloric manifestations represented via capoeira groups, Juninas gangs besides Samba de Coco and Reisado dos Aged. Carnival festivities in turn take location in the harbor of Porto Grande headquarters Prainha do Porto Grande - In the beginning it become a website taken by weeds. Only the fishermen had access to the area to anchor the boats. Even bathing changed into now not allowed. Even so, the splendor of the Rio Cotinguiba started to arouse the interest of the population in fashionable.