Meet Bernando LaPallo! 114yr old Brazilian Author!

Bom Dia friends and fans! We hope you had a good weekend! We are excited to kick off Monday morning with even more big news for this year's Brazilian Day Festival. We are happy to announce a very special guest! 113 Year old Brazilian acclaimed Author, Bernando LaPallo will be joining us at Brazilian Day this year! The local Brazilian resident who turns 114 year's old this August (17th), will be joining the Brazilian festivities with the official launch of his new Book release titled "Beyond 100 - How to Live Well Into Your Second Century". The new "Beyond 100" book will be Bernando's 3rd book, and 1st written in Portuguese. The acclaimed author, health guru and life coach, will be joining us around 1pm to promote his new book, while celebrating life, longevity and Independence day the Brazilian Way! Come meet Bernando in person and pick up a copy of his new book. 

About Bernando LaPallo
Bernando was born in Victoria, Brazil on August 17, 1901 to Mattie Carr and Bernando LaPallo Sr. He moved to the United States and was raised by his father who was a doctor in Philadelphia. His first interest was in food and he went on to study the culinary arts at La Sorbonne in Paris, France graduating in 1928. After years of working as a chef on steam liners and resorts he retired in that profession to pursue an interest in the healing arts. He studied massage at The Swedish Institute in New York City. Later Bernando went on to study and become licensed as a reflexologist and podiatrist at NYU. He completed that course of study at the age of 73. He had a successful private massage practice in New York City for more than 20 years treating people from all walks of life. He currently resides in Arizona where he gives talks on the secrets of his youthful vitality and health. He is the author of two books: "Age Less Live More - Achieving Health and Vitality at 107 Years and Beyond" and his new book, "Beyond 100 - How to Live Well Into Your Second Century"

Recent Features In / On: 

• 12 News TV - Video (Here)
• 2014 - 2015 in National Geographic Voices 
  
• Documentary "Live to Eat Forever" on BBC 2 with Giles Coren (London Times food critic)
  
• Best of Valley issue in Phoenix Magazine.

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