Carnival 2026 is set to be a grand spectacle, with live broadcasts on Globo starting from February 13 through February 17. The coverage will highlight the Special Group parades from both São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, showcasing the unique traditions and performances that characterize Brazilian Carnival. Viewers can look forward to a variety of segments that bring them closer to the festivities, including commentary from notable personalities in the carnival community.

In São Paulo, the broadcasts will originate from the Anhembi Sambadrome, with Valeria Almeida and Everaldo Marques as the hosts, and a rich lineup of contributors such as Milton Cunha and Judson Sales. They will provide diverse perspectives, including live commentary directly from the parade avenues and analyses of the thematic concepts behind each samba school’s performance. This approach aims to enhance the viewers' understanding and appreciation of the art and effort that goes into each parade, creating a more immersive experience.

The coverage promises not just to entertain but to engage the public with interactive segments that highlight various roles within the Carnival framework. The anticipation surrounding the event underscores its cultural significance and the connection it fosters among participants and viewers alike. For locals and fans around the world, Carnival continues to embody a vibrant celebration of Brazilian culture, music, and creativity.