Romance Brasileiro refers to a genre of Brazilian literature that encompasses romantic themes and narratives. It often explores love, relationships, and emotional connections, reflecting the cultural and social dynamics of Brazil. This genre has evolved over time, influenced by various literary movements and historical contexts. Key authors in Romance Brasileiro include Joaquim Manuel de Macedo and Machado de Assis, who have contributed significantly to its development. The genre often incorporates elements of realism and regionalism, showcasing Brazil's diverse landscapes and societal issues while engaging readers with compelling love stories.