Tuesday's Carnival in Rio will feature a marathon of 56 blocos, highlighting events like Fervo da Lud, the Carmelitas parade, and the Voadora Orchestra.
This Tuesday, February 17, Rio de Janeiro will host an impressive lineup of 56 official bloco parades, marking a vibrant day of Carnival festivities across the city. Key highlights include Fervo da Lud in the city center, the traditional Carmelitas parade descending the hills of Santa Teresa, Vagalume o Verde in the Jardim Botânico, Clube do Samba in Copacabana, and the Orquestra Voadora at Aterro do Flamengo. The day’s festivities kick off early at 8 AM with performances at various iconic locations, setting the stage for an enthusiastic celebration.
Among the anticipated events, the Carmelitas bloco stands out, set to attract many participants as it begins its descent from Largo do Curvelo at 10 AM. Other simultaneous celebrations include Vagalume o Verde in Jardim Botânico, Bagunça Meu Coreto in Flamengo, and Quem Me Chamou in Leme—demonstrating the diversity of the Carnival scene. This day of music, dance, and revelry exemplifies the spirit of Carnival, uniting people from various backgrounds to share in the joy and excitement.
As the day progresses, the Orquestra Voadora will take the stage at 4 PM on Avenida Infante Dom Henrique, continuing the celebrations into the evening. These festivities cater not only to locals but also to tourists seeking to immerse themselves in Brazilian culture. The Carnival season, particularly in Rio, is renowned for its energetic atmosphere, making participation in these eventos a crucial experience for anyone in the city during this time.
