Rio de Janeiro's iconic beaches are poised for a significant change. The familiar sounds of samba music, the readily ...

Rio de Janeiro’s City Hall is rolling out new rules to control beachside activities due to come into force on June 1.

Brazil’s federal government will put up R$100 million ($17.5 million) of the package tapping into its powerful Audiovisual ...

Rio2C, Latin America's largest creativity event, will gather from May 27 to June 1 in its sixth in-person edition, boasting a ...

Rio de Janeiro’s mayor has loosened new restrictions on live music on the city’s beaches after many people warned of a threat ...

The repertoire of songs sung by him clearly advocates drug trafficking, the illegal use of firearms, and incites armed confrontations between rival gangs, which often results in innocent ...

Judging by the last few summers, Rio de Janeiro’s residents should be preparing for the worst. On March 17, 2024, the ...

Samba music coming from kiosks, vendors selling their wares and chair rentals are a common sight on Rio de Janeiro's beaches.

The announcement was made during the general assembly of the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) in Doha (Qatar).