Brazilian Carnival

Brazilian Carnival is a vibrant, annual celebration held just before Lent, primarily in Rio de Janeiro. It features extravagant parades with elaborate costumes, samba music, and dynamic dance performances, reflecting Brazil’s rich cultural diversity. Participants, often part of samba schools, compete in spectacular floats and choreographed routines, creating a lively, colorful atmosphere. Carnival’s origins blend European, African, and Indigenous influences, making it a cultural highlight that promotes community spirit and artistic expression. It draws millions of visitors worldwide, making it one of the most famous and spirited festivals globally.