How are you doing, Anna? Tudo joia? or Are you fine? And you can use it in replies to questions like "Como vai você?" "Tudo joia" it means you're fine/great. As Claudio said it's an informal expression.

Hi, Anna! We also say: "Tudo beleza?" = "Beleza?" = "Tudo joia?". It was very well explained by Claudio. :)

in English: Are you fine? in italian: tutto bene? in portuguese "tudo jóia" is an informal expression.

Luis, "os mano pira" isn't in correct portuguese. It's an young incorrect form to say "the bro go crazy" (but more incorrect than "bro" from brother). It's possible, but it's only a slang, or a jargon.

Does anyone know the meaning of "os mano pira"? I'd also like to know in which context we can use it.