Carnival Monday in Recife will showcase performances by major Brazilian artists including Seu Jorge, Alok, and Nação Zumbi, alongside a variety of cultural events suitable for all ages.
The Carnival celebrations in Recife on Monday, February 16, bring an exciting array of music, cultural heritage, and local talent to residents and visitors. The main stage, located at Marco Zero in the heart of the city, will host popular Brazilian artists including Seu Jorge, Alok, Nação Zumbi, and Maestro Forró, headlining a lively day of performances.
In addition to the main events, the Rec-Beat stage will feature performances from Nanda Tsunami and Johnny Hooker, ensuring that diverse musical styles are represented throughout the day. Traditional samba will also take center stage at Rua da Moeda, with prominent groups like Grupo Revelação and Maria Pagodinho providing entertainment for samba enthusiasts, emphasizing the cultural roots of the region.
For families attending the celebrations, there are special children's programming available at parks including Jaqueira, Dona Lindu, and Macaxeira, catering to younger audiences. This well-rounded schedule aims to engage various age groups, making it a festive day for everyone involved as the city embraces its rich cultural identity during the Carnival period.
