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on Apr 1, 2024

The most searched Wikipedia pages in Brazil: discover what people are looking for!

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  1. PT
    Gal Costa
    new
  2. PT
    April Fools' Day
    new
  3. PT
    Zé Arigó
    - 82%
  4. PT
    ChatGPT
    + 37%
  5. EN
    Porno y helado
    + 19%
  6. PT
    YouTube
    + 13%
  7. PT
    April 1
    new
  8. PT
    AmBev
    new
  9. PT
    Campeonato Paulista de Futebol
    - 141%
  10. PT
    Dr. Fritz
    - 61%
  11. PT
    Instagram
    + 15%
  12. PT
    Big Brother Brasil 24
    new
  13. PT
    WhatsApp
    new
  14. PT
    Sony Channel
    - 36%
  15. PT
    Canal Brasil
    - 38%
  16. PT
    TV Globo
    new
  17. PT
    Brazil
    stable
  18. PT
    Neymar
    + 13%
  19. PT
    Taça Rio
    new
  20. PT
    Hungary
    new
  21. PT
    Facebook
    + 10%
  22. PT
    Milton Neves
    + 3%
  23. PT
    Brazilian military government (1964–1985)
    new
  24. PT
    Easter
    - 397%
  25. PT
    Raul Gil
    - 153%
  26. PT
    Martinho da Vila
    new
  27. PT
    Chance Perdomo
    - 169%
  28. PT
    list of presidents of Brazil
    new
  29. PT
    Eliana
    new
  30. EN
    April Fools' Day
    new
  31. PT
    Jogo do Bicho
    + 9%
  32. PT
    Mercado Libre
    new
  33. PT
    Ana Maria Braga
    new
  34. PT
    Guilherme Augusto Vieira dos Santos
    - 72%
  35. PT
    Cristiano Ronaldo
    - 13%
  36. PT
    3 Body Problem
    - 47%
  37. PT
    1964 Brazilian military regime
    new
  38. PT
    Campeonato Carioca
    - 43%
  39. PT
    Marcinho VP
    - 36%
  40. PT
    Jesus
    - 52%
  41. PT
    Reynaldo Gianecchini
    new
  42. PT
    Isabella Nardoni case
    - 129%
  43. PT
    Bob Marley
    - 87%
  44. PT
    João Goulart
    new
  45. EN
    Vontae Davis
    new
  46. PT
    periodic table
    new
  47. PT
    Thaís Fersoza
    new
  48. PT
    Travesti
    new
  49. PT
    Santos F.C.
    - 48%
  50. PT
    Campeonato Gaúcho
    - 55%
Those data refers to the most visited pages on Wikipedia from Brazil on Apr 1, 2024.
The green, red and yellow indicators on each row are based on data from the day before: to get insights about the historical records, click here.
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