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Brazilian Holidays
Rio de Janeiro is known to hold the greatest celebrations for any Brazilian holiday. Consider adventuring to the area for events ranging from an unique Tiradentes’ Day celebration to the world famous Brazilian Carnival, all of which will be explained here for your vacation help!
The Brazilian holiday that has been called the most unique and most popular Rio de Janeiro celebration is the Carnival of Brazil. This event includes costumes, parades, neighborhood parties, and much fun and color. This Brazilian holiday will show true Rio de Janeiro spirit from February 18-22.
Tiradentes’ Day is another Brazilian holiday that is unique to the country. This holiday celebrates a early Brazilian independence on April 21, 2012. The feast of Corpus Christi is a main Catholic celebration, and is to be held on June 7. Enjoy this Brazilian holiday by feast, music, and fun.
All Souls’ Day is a Brazilian holiday version of remembrance for the departed. Festivals will be held in celebration on November 2, reminding many travelers of Halloween. Zumbi dos Palmares, known as “Black Awareness Day”, is a day held in reflection and remembrance for slavery of the past. This Brazilian holiday offers many celebrations and services that consider the injustices of slavery. This holiday celebrates how far Brazil has come, and their national struggle for freedom.
What: Brazilian holidays
When: 2012
Where: Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Recommended Hotel: Pestana Rio Atlantica
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