Quick Answer. As of 2014, Brazil has won the World Cup a record five times. Having appeared in every tournament since the inaugural 1930 competition, they first won the title during the 1958 Cup held in Sweden. They also won in 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002.
Madrid is a city found in Madrid, Spain. It is located 40.42 latitude and -3.70 longitude and it is situated at elevation 665 meters above sea level. Madrid has a population of 3,255,944 making it the biggest city in Madrid. It operates on the CEST time zone.
Historically part of Castile, Madrid today is its own autonomous region, and the most densely populated area in Spain. The Spanish metropolitan area is home to about 6 million people, and is a bustling and prosperous area, with a strong serviced-based economy. The area has seen massive development in the past decades.