Young Brazilians who identify with traditional religious, societal and family values have become more vocal in recent years, expressing their views on everything from politics to drugs to sexuality both online and offline. But who are these new conservatives, and what’s driving their beliefs?

Wound up by swearing or sexual innuendo on Facebook? Facegloria might be the place for you. Currently available in Portuguese, it's touted as a ‘sin free’ Facebook, offering Christians an online social space without the smut. Attracting over 100,000 members in its first month, it could be a hit.

For years, boobs and bums have sold Brazilian beer just fine. But with 86% of buying decisions in Brazil coming down to women, it doesn't make sense that 65% of them can't relate to advertising. Can Cerveja Feminista become not only a female-friendly beer, but the catalyst for a revolution?

RuPaul's Drag Race, a TV show about drag queens has become a hit in Brazil, shining a light on the country's LGBT community. With millions of gay consumers thirsty for a market that caters for them, why do Brazilian brands still ignore the opportunities offered by this demographic?