Carnaboi 2026 in Manaus features over 40 performances and is anticipated to draw a larger crowd than last year, with live broadcasts available to viewers.
Carnaboi 2026, a popular festival in Manaus, is set to showcase more than 40 performances this Saturday, June 21, at the Sambódromo, with free entry for attendees. The event, which celebrates the cultural heritage of the region, will be broadcast live by Rede Amazônica and g1, making it accessible to a wider audience. This year's celebration marks its 25th edition, and organizers expect attendance to exceed 27,000 people, surpassing the figures from the previous year.
The event is part of the Carnaval Amazônico initiative conducted by the Fundação Rede Amazônica, aiming to promote local culture and festivities. For the third consecutive year, Carnaboi seeks to not only entertain but also highlight the rich traditions associated with the competing "bois" (wooden bull representations), Caprichoso and Garantido. Expecting an engaging atmosphere, the show will feature various attractions and activities, ensuring a vibrant cultural experience for both attendees and viewers.
Viewers at home can also enjoy the experience through simultaneous online streaming via g1 Amazonas, allowing for real-time engagement with the festivities. Alongside live performances, the streaming will include interviews with performers and behind-the-scenes insights, inviting the audience deeper into the heart of this celebrated event. Enthusiasts can find the complete program and scheduling details for the festivities, set to begin after the show Altas Horas, at around 23:30.
