There are carnivals, and then there’s Rio’s Carnival. No city on earth stages a street festival quite like the capital of Brazil, where it’s ten days of non-stop samba dancing, float-watching, street reveling, and all-around craziness. There are three parts: paid-for parades (in the Sambodromo stadium), paid-for balls and free parties. The first is a […]
There are carnivals, and then there’s Rio’s Carnival. No city on earth stages a street festival quite like the capital of Brazil, where it’s ten days of non-stop samba dancing, float-watching, street reveling, and all-around craziness. There are three parts: paid-for parades (in the Sambodromo stadium), paid-for balls and free parties. The first is a […]
There are carnivals, and then there’s Rio’s Carnival. No city on earth stages a street festival quite like the capital of Brazil, where it’s ten days of non-stop samba dancing, float-watching, street reveling, and all-around craziness. There are three parts: paid-for parades (in the Sambodromo stadium), paid-for balls and free parties. The first is a […]
There are carnivals, and then there’s Rio’s Carnival. No city on earth stages a street festival quite like the capital of Brazil, where it’s ten days of non-stop samba dancing, float-watching, street reveling, and all-around craziness. There are three parts: paid-for parades (in the Sambodromo stadium), paid-for balls and free parties. The first is a […]
