Belém, Brazil, is gearing up for an exciting Carnival season featuring a mix of tradition and modern music over several weeks. The Estação das Docas will host a children's Carnival ball that will include family-oriented activities with a fanfare, while CarnaBelém 2026 will deliver 12 days of revelry across the city’s center and its districts, showcasing parades, street blocks, electric trios, and free shows.

Highlighting the Carnival events is the Psica da Velha Chica, where notable artists like Zaynara, Gang do Eletro, and Valesca Popozuda will perform. The festivals are set to celebrate a rich array of musical genres such as carimbó, lambada, guitarrada, samba, rap, and tecnobrega. This lineup promises to cater to diverse musical tastes, making it a focal point for both locals and visitors.

As Carnival approaches, the anticipation is building for families and music lovers alike, with the official programming leading up to the days filled with joy and cultural expression. Belém’s Carnivals have long been a centerpiece of local tradition, and this year’s events appear to be both expansive and inclusive, providing entertainment for all age groups and showcasing the region's cultural vibrancy.