Beauties Of Brazil's Valley Have Appealed For Eligible Bachelors

Brazil has a city popular as valley of beauties where men are not allowed because of scarcity of work. More than 600 women live in the town of Noiva de Cordeiro, in south-east Brazil. Most of them are aged between 25 and 35 years. Now amazingly, these beauties have appealed for eligible bachelors. Noiva do Cordeiro, which in Brazilean language is translated as Bride of the Lamb, has a reputation for its female community after its founder, Maria Senhorinha de Lima, settled in the town, when she was branded adulterous and exiled from her own church and home in 1891. Shunned by the local population, she and other women who subsequently went to live with them were vilified as loose character women

and prostitutes, causing them to isolate themselves from the outside world. The lack of eligible bachelors has now led community's many single young ladies for making an appeal to interested men but only those willing to adopt living in women's world. We have God in our hearts. But we do not think we need to go to church, get married in front of a priest, or baptise our children. These are rules made up by men. We share everything, even the land we work on, Nobody competes with anyone here. It is all for one, and one for all.