Carnival of Brazil

The Carnival of Brazil is a vibrant, world-famous celebration held annually before Lent, characterized by colorful parades, elaborate costumes, samba music, and dance. It showcases Brazil’s rich cultural diversity, blending Indigenous, African, and European influences. Major events take place in cities like Rio de Janeiro and Salvador, attracting millions of visitors. The Carnival combines historical traditions with modern entertainment, serving as a time for community expression, artistic creativity, and social celebration. It remains one of the most significant cultural festivals in Brazil, symbolizing joy, freedom, and the country's lively spirit.