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February 8th until February 13th
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Welcome to 2013 Carnival in Brazil |
Rio's Carnival, the best known of the three, is a visually spectacular!
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Welcome to 2013Carnival, the Mother of All Parties — Carnival! No other event on earth is as closely tied to a specific country as Carnival is to Brazil . This is the party to end all parties -- it's a marathon of enjoyment for days February 8th until February 13thof nonstop singing, dancing, drinking, and general over-the-top merrymaking. The most famous celebrations are those in Rio de Janeiro , Salvador , and Olinda .
This site provides information about Rio Carnival 2013, about all aspects of Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. How we can Help you book your vacation package. Here you'll find all Rio Carnival events, venues, its history, 2013 RIO CARNIVAL tickets, costumes for the 2013 Samba Parade and Sambodromo information, accomplished with insiders´ recommendations. You will be able to book your hotel-only and air-inclusive packages to Carnival in Rio, listen to the 2013 samba songs.
Although Carnival (Carnival in Portuguese) is celebrated in towns and villages throughout Brazil and other Catholic countries, Rio de Janeiro has long been regarded as the Carnival Capital of the World. The Rio Carnival is not only the biggest Carnival, it as also a benchmark against which every other carnival is compared and one of the most interesting artistic events on the Globe. Almost everyone has heard of the Rio Carnival. Foreign visitors to it alone number around 500,000 every year.
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The parade that culminates the 4-day festival includes 14 samba teams, each of which puts on a 90-minute show with 3,500 to 5,000 people singing and dancing in elaborate costumes, accompanied by huge colorful floats. In the days preceding the parade, visitors and residents of Rio head out to extravagant balls where celebrities and common folk dance the night away wearing skimpy and outlandish costumes.
Recent years have also seen a revival of the street festivals popular in days of yore. Neighborhood musical groups known as blocos parade down the streets, Pied Piper-like, while spectators follow, singing and dancing through the city.
Salvador 's Carnival is the second most famous in Brazil , popular with Brazilian tourists who love its unique atmosphere and music. You won't hear samba in Salvador ; Afro axé ; is the beat of choice.
The event is almost exclusively a street party with huge crowds dancing in Pelourinho, the historic city core.
Also very popular with Brazilians ( and increasingly so with visitors ) is the colorful celebration in Olinda . The Mamulengo puppets play an important role, as the parades and music follow them through the hilly cobblestone streets dancing to the fast frevo rhythms that are uniquely Pernambucan. |
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Rio Carnival Calendar |
Year |
Starting Saturday |
Rio Carnival for 2013 |
February 8th until February 12th |
Rio Carnival for 2014 |
February 28th until March 4th |
Rio Carnival for 2015 |
February 13th until February 17th |
Rio Carnival for 2016 |
February 5th until February 9th |
Rio Carnival for 2017 |
February 24th until February 28th |
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Samba Schools for Rio Carnival 2013 |
| BEIJA-FLOR |
MANGUEIRA |
| GRANDE RIO |
MOCIDADE |
| IMPERATRIZ LEOPOLDINENSE |
PORTO DA PEDRA |
| SALGUEIRO |
PORTELA |
| UNIDOS DA TIJUCA |
VILA ISABEL |
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Samba Brazil Rio |
Almost all of the music played during Rio Carnival is samba. It is a uniquely Brazilian music originating from Rio, a dance form that was invented by the poor Afro-Brazilians.
The word samba comes from the Angolan world samba referring to a type of ritual music. The word had a variety of meanings to the African slaves brought to Brazil during the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries. It meant to pray or invoke the spirits of the ancestors and the gods of the African Pantheon. As a noun, it could mean a complaint, a cry, or something like "the blues". |
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Brazil Rio Carnival 2013 dates: February 8th until February 12th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2014 dates: February 28th until March 4th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2015 dates: February 13rd until February 17th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2016 dates: February 5th until February 9th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2017 dates: February 24th until February 28th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2018 dates: February 9th until February 13th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2019 dates: March 1rd until March 5th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2020 dates: February 21st until February 25th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2021 dates: February 12th until February 16th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2022 dates: February 25th until March 1st
Brazil Rio Carnival 2023 dates: February 8th until February 13th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2024 dates: February 9th until February 13th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2025 dates: February 28nd until March 4th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2026 dates: February 13th until February 17th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2027 dates: February 5th until February 9th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2028 dates: February 25th until February 29th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2029 dates: February 9th until February 13th
Brazil Rio Carnival 2030 dates: March 1st until March 5th |
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