The 2026 Carnaboi festival, celebrated in Manaus, Brazil, will commence on Friday, January 20, and continue through Saturday, January 21, at the Sambódromo with free entry for attendees. This festival marks its 25th edition and is expected to attract more participants than the previous year, with over 27,000 attendees anticipated. The event will showcase performances from the competing folklore groups, Caprichoso and Garantido, who are staples in the cultural festivities of the region.

This year, the Carnaboi festival will feature over 40 attractions, making it one of the largest folklore celebrations in the Amazon region. The event is part of the Amazon Carnival project, managed by the Fundação Rede Amazônica, and aims to promote the cultural heritage of the region through lively performances and community involvement. With live broadcasts scheduled on Rede Amazônica and g1, viewers will have the opportunity to watch the event in real time and enjoy interviews and behind-the-scenes content.

The live broadcasts will take place at specific times, including after Globo Repórter at 10:50 PM on Friday and after Altas Horas at around 11:30 PM on Saturday. Additionally, online viewers will have access to real-time streaming on g1 Amazonas, allowing them to experience the celebrations from the comfort of their homes. This initiative not only entertains audiences but also fosters a sense of community and heritage preservation in Manaus, emphasizing the significance of traditional events in Brazilian culture.