Rio de Janeiro Carnival, tradition, beauty and sensuality

One of the garotas showing his attributes and talent in the Sambadrome parade

One of the garotas showing his attributes and talent in the Sambadrome parade

Although Carnival is celebrated in towns and villages throughout Brazil, Rio de Janeiro has long been considered the Carnival Capital in the world.

And it is that it is not only the largest carnival but it is the benchmark against which all other carnivals are compared as one of the most important artistic events on the planet.

Almost everyone has heard of the Rio Carnival where one of the greatest elements is that it not only offers entertainment, but also gives the opportunity to learn about the true culture of Brazil.

And it is that Carnival is very important for Brazilians, which sums up their culture. It is an event where euphoric people dance, sing and party with tons of fun all night and all day. The truth is that the Rio Carnival is the result of months of preparation.

People eagerly await the start of the Rio Carnival each year that begins with the coronation of King Momo who is presented with a golden key awarded by the mayor of the city. This year, the parades of the "samba schools" in the Sambadrome It will be held from March 1 to 4.

Then it's carnival all over the place, in the streets and squares, bars, discos and all the other places, taking over the entire city of Rio de Janeiro and culminating in the Rio Carnival parade also known as the samba parade near the Maracana Stadium.

Where to Stay?

The Zona Sur (the southern tip of Rio) is by far the most pleasant place to stay. It is located by the sea and is the most modern part of the city. Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon together form a great stage that offers a carnival on every corner.

It must be considered that the rates are significantly higher than at other times of the year, so it is advisable to make the case reservations on time.


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