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AESCRJ
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The bateria is the percussion band or rhythm section of a Samba School. The
musical director conducts it lika an orchestra with sections made up of the
following instruments
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Surdo (a large, low-tuned
drum, the heartbeat of the samba)
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Caixa de guerra (a snare
drum)
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Tarol (a smaller snare
drum)
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Repinique (a small drum,
twelve by fourteen inches)
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Chocalho (a rattle, made
up of rows of jingles)
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Tamborim (a frame
drum played with a flexible
beater)
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Agogô (a double cow
bell)
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Reco-reco (a notched
stick played with a scraper)
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Pandeiro (a tambourine)
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Cuíca (a hollow drum-like
instrument containing a bamboo stick that is rubbed to produce a squeaky
sound)
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Funk_Carioca is
one of the first new genres of electronic, street dance
music to have become important outside North America and
Europe. Also known as favela funk or in
Rio-simply "funk" while, elsewhere in the world it is
baile funk. This dance music is derived from
Miami bass. Brazilian funk artists usually compose
two different sets of similar lyrics for each of their
songs, one gentler, more "appropriate" version, and
another harsher, cruder set of lyrics. However, while
they do talk about the violence and crime, the lyrics of
funk carioca songs do not advocate sexual violence.
Additionally, while funk carioca references sexuality
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After
2006 and
2007,
LIESA reduced the numbers of schools affiliated with
it by 12. Therefore, in the
Carnaval of 2008, the Access Group will return to
the anterior ascension and fall: in the Access Group A,
one will rise to the Special Group and two will fall to the
Access Group B, then will rise two to Access Group A and
three to Access Group C, then will rise three to
Access Group B and fall three to Access Group D, then
will rise three to Access Group C and descend three to
Access Group E, then will rise three to Access Group D
and the last placed will be eliminated from the Carnaval,
remaining without parading during two or three years to
wait for an avaliation of
AESCRJ, to know if it could display the title of
samba school or to parade hors concurs in its
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caipirinhas
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Start of parades: 9:00
p.m.
Sun March 6th 2011 GRUPO ESPECIAL -
PASSARELA DO SAMBA (Sambodromo)
1 - SÃO CLEMENTE - Enredo: Yours, mine, our Rio, Blessed
by God and Beautiful in Nature. Carnavalesco: Fabio
Ricardo
2 - IMPERATRIZ - Enredo: Imperatriz advises that Samba is
good for your Health! Carnavalesco: Max Lopes
3 - MOCIDADE INDEPENDENTE - Enredo: Parabola of the
Divine Semeadores. Carnavalesco: Cid Carvalho
4 - Unidos da TIJUCA - Enredo: This night will lift your
Soul. Carnavalesco: Paulo Barros
5 - VILA ISABEL - Enredo: Myths and Stories laced into
strands of Hair. Carnavalesco: Rosa Margalhaes
6 - MANGUEIRA - Enredo: The faithful son, Always
Mangueira. Carnavalesco: Mauro Quintaes and Wagner
Goncalves
Monday March 7th - GRUPO ESPECIAL -
PASSARELA DO SAMBA (Sambodromo)
1 - UNIÃO DA ILHA - Enredo: the Mystery of Life.
Carnavalesco: Alex de Souza
2 - SALGUEIRO - Enredo: Salgueiro presents - Rio in the
Cinema. Carnavalescos: Renato Lage and Marcia Lage
3 - PORTELA - Enredo: Rio, blue of the color of the sea.
Carnavalesco: Roberto Szaniecki
4 - GRANDE RIO - Enredo: Y-Jurere Mirim, The enchantment
of the Isle of the Witches (a story by Cascaes).
Carnavalesco: Cahe Rodrigues
5 - PORTO DA PEDRA - Enredo: The dream always comes to he
who dreams. Carnavalesco: Paulo Menezes
6 - BEIJA-FLOR - Enredo: The simplicity of the King
(Roberto Carlos) Carnavalesco: - Commissao do Carnaval
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The
video is in special jukebox players by youtube.com and features
the enredo or theme songs that go back as far as we could find for a
exclusive historical survey. You can find players
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Many more tickets available in 2011 as Sambodromo
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2011 Carnaval Saturday at
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Access League |
São Clemente will be
the upstart from the Access League trying to
become an elite samba school league member. The odds are
better than usual this year, as the 2009 Access
League winner is competing as well, having
caught a break to survive a 2nd year in the
competition among the world's best samba
schools.
Proving that not all publicity is good
publicity, an
ill conceived publicity hunt by Viradouro
leadership led the longtime elite school to finish
behind another Access A member
Grêmio Recreativo Escola de
Samba [G.R.E.S] União da Ilha do Governador.
In 2009, União da Ilha took the
championship for carnival Access Group A
allowing the return of the venerable samba school 10 years after
its demotion in 2001 from the Special Group in 2010. The extra
attention has been good and bad as first the
neighbors sued to restrict noise from their
dilapidated quadra with tine roon but now Rio
City Hall is investing over $8 million Reals to
improve their samba school hall and three
others. Imperio Serrano, Imperatriz,
and bloco Cacique de Ramos.
In return, these groups will open their quadras
to cultural and leisure facilities for their
local communities.
Uniao da Ilha became the first Rio de Janeiro
samba schooll given a court injunction limiting
the hours of noise emission. The Rio
prefetura is providing $5.5 million reals to
completely rebuild their quadra into something
soundproof.
The plot or enredo for 2011 Sao
Clemente is "Yours, mine, our river, blessed by
God and beautiful by nature". Debuting
this year for the school is the
mestre-sala Ubirajara Claudino, who left
the Leopoldinense for the opportunity. He
started practicing with the standard-bearer
Jacqueline Gomes is less than a week. "Today
we just dance, seeking interaction and intimacy.
But we still will come up with something new for
this carnival, "said Bira
 The
queen of bateria will be 12-year veteran
Bruna Almeida, "I'm going to be a
gladiator to follow the theme of the dancers.
You will also see choreography that we've been
practicing on the court, " she told the globo
reporter at a technical rehearsal in the
Sambadromo.
Imperio Serrano
will remain another year in
the Access A league but they just missed
returning in 2011 by finishing a close 3rd
behind promoted champion São Clemente 270
and Inocentes 268,7 with a score of
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Olympic President Carlos
Arthur Nuzman joins Governor Sérgio Cabral, President
Lula, Mayor Eduardo Paes and Social Service Director
Ricardo Henriques. to inaugurate a major public transit
system for the steep hillside
Alemao falvela area
Foto: André Gomes de Melo |
The pacification of the Rio falvelas
continues. Police are continuing to set up permanent posts and
Rio Mayor Eduardo Paes is promising “an invasion of
services,” an investment of $230 million to refurbish schools,
set up a local market, and build child care centers like those
set up in favelas that were pacified earlier.
In November of 2010 Defense Minister Nelson
Jobim said he had deployed 800 soldiers, 10 armoured
vehicles and two helicopters to gain control of the Penha
and Alemao areas. Hundreds of suspected gang members were
seen fleeing there after police took control of neighboring
Vila Cruzeiro which Rio Governor Sergio Cabral called
"historic".
Police forces during the past two years have
stormed more than a dozen slums and set up permanent posts there
in an effort to make the city more secure.
Police planted Brazilian and Rio state flags
at the peak of Alemao — symbols of state authority in a
community that were lawless for decades.
“It’s over, the myth of their invincibility,” said Rio state
Public Safety Director Jose Beltrame, the architect of the
pacification plan.
"Things are very good and improving," said
barber Ze do Carmo. "We're integrating with the city in a
way I've never seen. My clientele used to include a lot of
addicts. Now I even get tourists who come up here to see the
community and take advantage of our prices for a haircut."
Garbage collectors come by more frequently, although they still
avoid the sheerest heights, where precariously perched shacks
are accessible only after a strenuous hike.
The utility company has started to install power cables to
replace the thick, tangled mess of wires that brought pirated
electricity to the community in unreliable spurts. Internet and
cable companies are offering packages tailored to residents of
the favelas, as the slums are known.
A survey by the state government showed real estate prices in
some slums skyrocketed up to 400 percent after police took
control and outsiders started eyeing the still-affordable living
space.
Mayor Paes, is aware that the civilian and
military police are also heavily criticized by favela residents
and human rights groups. Worldwide the Rio police have a
reputation of being corrupt and violent, with many more deadly
confrontations than Brazil's other large city of São
Paulo.
According to the newspaper O Globo, the governor and the mayor
have developed a plan going forward to reform the way the police
operate using financial incentives. The plan is that Civilian
and Military police officers who kill less, will receive higher
wages and 10 suspected
gang members were killed as well.
Rubem Fernandes, from Viva Rio,
a group trying to address issues of violence, told the BBC that
the situation was attracting outside attention because of the
way the gangs were targeting vehicles.
"The pattern is one to provoke images of burning cars and buses,
images which are very powerful on TV, and which can provoke a
sense of fear," he said.
Rio Governor Sergio Cabral has reached an
agreement with Brazil’s federal government to maintain federal
troops in Rio state until at least October 2011 Governor Cabral
is also talking about reforms such as the legalization of soft
drugs and greater accountability of the Rio police.
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Epic Mudslides high
above Rio kill hundreds |
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Disaster Planning
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Dilma Rousseff with
Rio Governor Sergio
Cabral survey to disaster zone an hour inland from
the City |
JAN-2011 Mountain towns in the state of Rio de
Janeiro were devastated as the heaviest rainfall in 44 years
which caused mudslides and floods that swept away houses, killed
over 600 people and left many more homeless in historic settlements
just 40 miles north of the City of Rio de Janeiro
The well know visitor destination towns of Nova Friburgo
and Teresopolis were particularly hard hit and dozens more
dead in the famous historic city of Petropolis. Known as
Região Serrana, the disaster has become the worst
weather-related tragedy in Brazil’s history.
Recently elected President of Brazil Dilma Rousseff,
accompanied by Governor Sergio Cabral and other politicians,
toured the disaster and at the press conference in Rio
afterwards, she spoke of the "dramatic" scenes she had seen. "We
saw regions where mountains dissolved," she said "Housing in
high- risk areas is the rule, not the exception" in Brazil,
Expressing solidarity with the victims, she said: "The suffering
of the people is very great."
"It was an ominous combination of irregular housing, in many
cases, and nature’s fury,” Rio state Governor Sergio Cabral
said on radio. According to Cabral, Nova Friburgo, a city
founded by German immigrants that became a textile industry hub,
will need to be entirely rebuilt.
Steve Yolen, an American living in Nova Friburgo
told the Rio Times, “About double a month’s normal rainfall in
[fell] two hours. In this mountainous area, all of the creeks
became white water rivers and converged on the hillside towns,
pretty much located in valleys”.
In the aftermath press reports contrasted the
recent rain flood disaster with 2000 Olympic host Australia, where
even
greater floods had killed just dozens whereas
hundreds died with little warning in Brazil. Brazil’s steep, slide-prone hills are part
of the story, as are the fragile homes the poor often build on
those hills. But some say the real culprit is Brazil’s failure
to plan ahead.
“The fact is, there is no preparedness,” said Chico Alencar,
a congressman from the state of Rio de Janeiro. “There’s no
evacuation plan for storms or natural disasters in this region.”
Alencar says a heavy rain warning was issued from Brasilia, the
capital, but it seems few, if any, towns received it. “I can
assure you this disaster could have been minimized,” he said.
“In Australia — which had more precipitation than here — there
were maybe 20 lives lost.”
Intense summer rain often causes landslides and sudden flooding
across Brazil, threatening especially the slums often
precariously built on steep mountainsides. Prior to this event,
the worst natural disaster on record was the 1967 flooding and
mudslides in Caraguatatuba, on the coast of Sao Paulo state,
which killed 436.
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The merchants along Leblon's Rua Dias
Ferreira, have succeeeded in banning the 2011 blocos
from parading in their charming neighborhood. The
measure to contain and continue the success of the Rio
Street Carnaval in 2011 and the installation of
5000 chemical toilets on the route of the parties
Municipal Tourism Secretary,
Antonio Pedro Figueira de Mello, who also announced
a ban on any new parades in Ipanema, Laranjeiras, Santa
Teresa, Leblon and Gávea.
"It [2010 Rio Carnaval] was the
biggest and best carnival in the country. There were
3.5 million people in the blocks, playing without
major incidents. But we need to improve. We will
invest in more bathrooms, cleaning and awareness of
the citizen. The carnival is a feast for the city
because it generates income and employment." said
Antonio Pedro about Carnaval 2010
Chairman of the Independent Association of Block
Carnival Street South Zone, Santa Teresa and Center (Sebastiana),
Rita Fernandes said the city can organize a
street, the surrounding blocks, but should not interfere
in the autonomy of groups:
Riotur, the official City Rio de
Janeiro Tourism Agency announced in mid-January
the list of all Street Carnival Marching Bands or
“blocos”, for the 2011 Rio Carnival.
There will 424 or about 10% less than 2010 when 461
blocos were authorized. About the same amount applied
but 41 groups were not officially sanctioned. Over half
the groups will be parading in Zona Sul and the
downtown.
To minimize the inconvenience caused
by the passage of the Rio Street Carnival Bands, the
city will hire 500 extra agents to assist transit
employees and the Municipal Guard. For RioTur, Rio´s
street carnival is expected to attract about 3 million
revelers, in comparison to 2.4 million from 2010.
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| 2010 Rio de Janeiro Samba School Awards |
Unidos da Tijuca with a
presentation that wowed audience with both
innovations and thorough attention to detail, the
decade's crowd favorite took home a title that had
been a long time in coming. Founded in 1931,
the venerable samba school had not won one since
1936
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2010 Rio Carnaval
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1 Unidos da Tijuca 299.9 |
2 Grande Rio 299.4
3 Beija-Flor 299.2
4 Vila Isabel 298.1
5 Salgueiro 297.9
6 Mangueira 297.6
7 Mocidade 296.1
8 Imperatriz 295.8
9 Portela 295.2
10 Porto da Pedra 294.0
11 Uniao da Ilha 293.8
12 Viradouro 290.5 |
The title was won in a tight race
with the Beija-Flor. Millions watched as each judges
score was announced in each of the ten judgee
categories. The tie between the schools was broken
with only three items left to complete the judge's
tabulation with the Beija-Flor dropping to third and
Rio Grande becoming the runner-up or Vice-Cahmpion
of Carnival 2010.
Unidos da Tijuca was the third
school to promenade at Sapucaí on Carnaval Sunday
The front line commission raised
expectations with an amazing transition repeated
many times where they would magically change
costumes in the seconds it took to raise and
lower a curtain around them. A stage was used to
"hide" the members of the Front, allowing the school
to use more than 15 members without the limitation
for the number allowed on on the avenue. The
choreographer Rodrigo Negri worked with his
team of performers for four months to perfect the
playful and astounding performance.
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Paolo Oiveria
Grand Rio's 2010 Queen of the Drums |
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Who was the best
Bateria Queen?
- Paola Oliveira, da
Grande Rio18.72%
- Viviane Araújo, do
Salgueiro15.17%
- Bruna Bruno, da
União da Ilha 13.20%
- Luiza Brunet, da
Imperatriz Leopoldinense 11.72%
- Adriane Galisteu,
da Unidos da Tijuca10.20%
- Thatiana Pagung, da
Mocidade 6.82%
- Renata Santos, da
Mangueira 6.56%
- Rayssa Oliveira, da
Beija-Flor 5.37%
- Júlia Lira, da
Viradouro3.95%
- Gracyanne Barbosa, da
Vila Isabel 3.58%
- Juliana Portela, da
Portela 2.91%
- Valesca Santos, da
Porto da Pedra 1.81%
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The bateria consisted
of drummers dressed as 1930
prohibition era gangsters led by a vintage black
convertible, machine gun toting guards and the Queen
of the bateria . Talkshow host, Adriana Galisteu
fulfilled a dream to perform in Sapucaí pregnant.
"When I saw Luiza Brunet and Fernanda Lima
samba with that belly, I told myself that I
would present it too. Today my day has come," said
the queen. to a terra.com reporter. The musical
director of the bateria, Luís Calixto Monteiro
expressed relief that after 30 years he is part of a
championship
With 3600 components divided into
32 sections, the school had a number of innovations
which will keep people talking between
Carnaval seasons and then some. This included a
float where several members dressed as Batman
descending on a ski slope whiles other members
dressed as Spiderman scaled the platform.
Hundreds of actors enacted
allegories referencing ancient lost civilizations as
slaves of ancient Egypt were followed by a beautiful
massive Trojan Horse. The Bermuda Triangle as well
as Area 51, a U.S. military zone known for
extra-terrestrial mysteries, came near the end with
a resurrected Michael Jackson who shook Sapucaí.
with his signature dancing above the phrase "Michael
lives in all stars. God bless you,"
Their victory set off wild
partying at Tijuca headquarters in northern Rio
Porta-bandeira da Unidos da Tijuca,
Giovanna Justo was at the quadra celebrating
victory with master of ceremonies Marquinhos
"I'm thrilled, fulfilled with happy heart. I'm not
the star here, the queen is the Unidos da Tijuca,
she is a warrior. Today is a day of happiness," she
said.
One of the composers of the
winning samba Marcelo Calil said the
produced very beautiful and different presentation
on the avenue. "It was the only one that could
interact with the public,"
The president of Unidos da Tijuca,
Fernando Horta said after overseeing the
investigation, standing and smoking a cigar, that
the title was no fluke. He said it was a labor of
many years. "The taste is even better because at 74
years old."
"It was a beautiful Carnival and my congratulations
to all the other groups," said Tijuca's artistic
director Paulo Barros. "But this one is
ours!"
On Carnaval Saturday, the Access
league parades in the Sambadromo with the winner
becoming one of the 12 greatest parading samba schools
in the world the following year. With the theme: "What
is travel - Travel through the extraordinary worlds
known and unknown" the school took the crown and will
return to the Special League for the first time since
2001.
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Group Samba School Dance Halls & Times |
BEIJA-FLOR
Pracinha Wallace Paes Leme 1025 - Nilópolis
Thursdays 21:00
GRANDE RIO
Rehearsals: Colégio São José - Av. Presidente Kennedy
Fridays 22:00
IMPERATRIZ LEOPOLDINENSE
Rua Professor Lacê 235 - Ramos
Sundays 20:00
IMPÉRIO SERRANO
Av. Ministro Edgard Romero 114 - Madureira
Saturdays 23:00
MANGUEIRA
Rua Visconde de Niterói 1072 - Mangueira
Saturdays 22:00
MOCIDADE
Rua Coronel Tamarindo 38 - Padre Miguel
Saturdays 22:00
PORTELA
Rua Clara Nunes 81 - Madureira
Wednesdays 20:00
Fridays 22:00
PORTO DA PEDRA
Rua Lúcio Tomé Feteira 290 - Vila Lage - São Gonçalo
Wednesdays 20:00
SALGUEIRO
Rua Silva Teles 104 - Tijuca
Saturdays 22:00
UNIDOS DA TIJUCA
Clube dos Portuários - Av. Francisco Bicalho 47 -São Cristóvão
Fridays and Saturdays 20:00
VIRADOURO
Av. do Contorno 16 - Barreto - Niterói
Tuesdays 20:00
Saturdays 22:00
VILA ISABEL
Av. 28 de Setembro 382 - Vila Isabel
Tuesdays 20:00
Saturdays 22:00 |
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Technical
Rehearsals in the Sambadromo |
January 2011
09/01 (Sunday) - Rocinha (19h); São Clemente (20h);
Salgueiro (22h)
15/01 (Saturday) - Alegria da Zona Sul (19h); Viradouro
(20h); Imperatriz
(22h)
16/01 (Sunday) - Cubango (19h), Mocidade (20h), Unidos da
Tijuca (22h)
22/01 (Saturday) - Pilares (20h); União da Ilha (22h)
23/01 (Sunday) - Renascer (19h), Grande Rio (20h);
Mangueira (22h)
29/01 (Saturday) - Porto da Pedra (20h); Portela (22h)
30/01 (Sunday) - Santa Cruz (19h); Beija-Flor (20h); Vila
Isabel (22h)
February 2011
06/02-(Sunday) - Império Serrano (19h); Império da Tijuca
(20h);
Salgueiro (22h)
12/02- (Saturday) - São Clemente (20h); União da Ilha
(22h)
13/02- (Sunday) - Estácio (19h); Mocidade (20h);
Mangueira (21h)
19/02- (Saturday) - Porto da Pedra (19h); Portela (22h)
20/02- (Sunday) - Inocentes (19h); Vila Isabel (20h);
Grande Rio (22h)
26/02- (Saturday) - Imperatriz (20h); Beija-Flor (22h)
27/02- (Sunday) - Unidos da Tijuca (22h) |
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Sex, Drugs & Samba
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drinking laws only allow those over 18 years to drink, but this
is rarely enforced. Beer, wine, and liquor can be bought any day
of the week from grocery stores and delis. Beer is widely sold
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Sex Carnaval & public policy |
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President
Lula |
In the past, when the Roman Catholic
Church complains - as it traditionally does - about the free
handout of millions condoms over Carnaval, you could expect the Minister Gomes
Temporao to respond by stressing that the prevention of
sexually-transmitted diseases “is a public health problem, not a
religious problem”.
The Brazilian government distributes
tens of millions free condoms every Carnaval season and is
the world's biggest government buyer of prophylactics.
Former President
Lula would demonstrate the certainty of his government's
position by personally tossingout condoms to Carnival
revelers from the Sambadromo.
What now that there is a woman President?
[More about the Church &
Carnaval in Brazil on our News Page] |
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Rio Carnaval
Dates |
2011 - March 5-8
2012 - February 18-21
2013 - February 9-12
2014 - March 1-4
2015 - February 14-17
2016 - February 6-9
2017 - February 25-28
2018 - February 10-13
2019 - March 2-5
2020 - February 22-25
2021 - February 13-16
2022 - February 26 - March 1
2023 - February 18-21
2024 - February 10-13
2025 - March 1-4
2026 - February 14-17
2027 - February 6-9
2028 - February 26-29
2029 - February 10-13
2030 - March 2-5
2031 - February 22-25
2032 - February 7-10
2033 - February 26 - March 1
2034 - February 18-21
2035 - February 3-6
2036 - February 23-26
2037 - February 14-17
2038 - March 6-9
2039 - February 19-22
2040 - February 11-14 |
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Enjoy
More Brazilian Carnivals
on your next trip |
The weekend after the traditional Carnaval Tuesday end to
Carnaval in Rio de Janeiro has shaped into Rio's 3rd largest
party weekend after the prior weekend and New Year's week. There
is not only the Parade of Champions at the Sambodromo but on
Sunday After Carnaval is a huge morning parade along Copacabana
Beach.
The second and final parade on the Sunday after
Carnaval.
MonoBloco, is a Salvador style trio-electrico parade
which begins close to 9am at Arapodor Point and parades up
Copacabana's Avenida Atlântica to just before the famous
Copacabana Hotel. Then, at about 4pm along Impanema Beach on Av.
Vieira Souto, the gay Queens of Banda Impanema hold
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Grupo de Acesso A (parades Saturday of
carnival in the sambodromo)
1. São Clemente 270 (champion, promoted)
2. Inocentes 268,7
3. Estácio de Sá 268,6
4. Santa Cruz 268,2
5. Império da Tijuca 268,1
6. Imperio Serrano 267,9
7. Caprichosos do Pilares 267,5
8. Renascer 267,2
9. Cubango 267,2
10. Rocinha 267
11. Unidos Padre Miguel 263,3 (demoted)
12. Paraiso de Tuiuti 262,7 (demoted)
Grupo Rio de Janeiro 1- RJ1 (Parades on
Tuesday of carnival in the sambodromo)
1 - Alegria da Zona Sul - 270 pontos (champion)
2 - Arranco - 269,8 pontos (vice-champion)
3 - União do Parque Curicica - 269,1 pontos
4 - Sereno de Campo Grande - 269 pontos
5 - União de Jacarepaguá - 269 pontos
6 - Acadêmicos do Sossego - 268,7 pontos
7 - Tradição - 268,2 pontos
8- Lins Imperial - 268,1 pontos
9 - Mocidade de Vicente de Carvalho - 267,8 pontos
10 - Unidos do Jacarezinho - 266,7 pontos (demoted)
11- Boi da Ilha do Governador - 266,3 pontos (demoted)
12 - Flor da Mina do Andaraí 260,2 pontos (demoted)
Grupo Rio de Janeiro 2 - RJ2
01 - Independente de São João de Meriti (champion - promoted)
02 - Difícil é o Nome (vice-champion)
03 - Unidos de Vila Kennedy
04 - Unidos do Cabuçu
05 - Vizinha Faladeira
06 - Acadêmicos da Abolição
07 - Arrastão de Cascadura
08 - Unidos de Vila Santa Tereza
09 - Unidos da Ponte
10 - Coração Unidos do Amarelinho
11 - Acadêmicos do Engenho da Rainha
12 - Unidos de Cosmos (demoted)
13 - Acadêmicos do Dendê (demoted)
14 - Unidos de Manguinhos (demoted)
Grupo Rio de Janeiro 3 - RJ3
1 - Em Cima da Hora - (champion)
2 - Unidos de Villa Rica (vice-champion)
3 - Rosa de Ouro |
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Rio Carnaval 2008
Soon
after making her Rio Carnaval media debut Paris Hilton had
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