Календарь событий Бразилии
Крупнейшие фестивали, праздники и культурные события в течение года.
Шоу и фестивали — Май 2026
Крупные концерты и фестивали этого месяца в Бразилии.
Самба и Пагоде
Festival Samba Sampa SP 2026
O maior festival de samba e pagode de São Paulo reúne os principais nomes do gênero no Distrito Anhembi, com Arena Samba, Pista Premium e camarotes.
Capital do Samba 2026
Dois dias históricos de samba e pagode no Rio de Janeiro com as melhores atrações do Brasil na maior edição do evento.
Samba Manaus
Lançamento do projeto Samba Manaus no Sambódromo da capital amazonense, com dois dos maiores nomes do pagode nacional.
Форро
Mansão Forró
Uma noite de forró no coração do Agreste pernambucano, em Caruaru, capital do forró e das festas juninas.
MPB / Джаз / Рок
C6 Fest 2026
Festival multigenêrico de quatro dias no Ibirapuera reunindo jazz, rock, pop, soul e MPB com atrações nacionais e internacionais de alto nível.
Поп / Аше / MPB
Coolritiba 2026
Festival de dia inteiro em dois palcos icônicos de Curitiba, das 11h à 1h, misturando pop, axé e MPB com grandes nomes da música brasileira.
Международный поп
Jonas Brothers
Show único do trio americano no Allianz Parque, trazendo os grandes hits da banda ao público brasileiro.
🎆Январь
Réveillon de Copacabana
The world's largest New Year's Eve celebration takes over Copacabana beach, drawing up to three million people in white for the Afro-Brazilian tradition of offerings to Yemanjá. Fireworks light up the bay for 15 minutes at midnight.
Natal Luz de Gramado
Brazil's most famous Christmas celebration fills the mountain resort town of Gramado with European-style lights, markets, parades and theatrical shows. The event draws over two million visitors across two months in the German-Italian highlands of the Serra Gaúcha.
🎭Февраль
Carnaval do Rio de Janeiro
The world's most famous carnival features the spectacular Sambadrome parades of Rio's samba schools competing before 90,000 spectators, plus street parties (blocos) that take over every neighborhood of the city for weeks.
Carnaval de Salvador
Salvador's carnival is the world's largest street party, with three million people dancing axé, pagode baiano and forró behind trios elétricos (giant sound trucks) along 25 km of circuits. The Afro blocs Ilê Aiyê and Olodum are central to the celebration.
Carnaval de Olinda e Recife
Olinda's carnival is celebrated through the colonial cobblestone streets of the UNESCO-listed hilltop town, featuring giant puppets (bonecos gigantes), maracatu drums and the electrifying frevo dance. Recife's Galo da Madrugada — the world's largest carnival bloco — kicks things off with over one million revelers.
Carnaval de Florianópolis
Florianópolis hosts one of the South's most vibrant carnivals, with samba school parades and beach parties spread across the island. The event has a distinctly carioca influence while blending the relaxed surf culture of Santa Catarina.
Festa Nacional da Uva – Bento Gonçalves
Brazil's National Grape Festival celebrates the Italian immigrant wine heritage of the Serra Gaúcha highlands, held every even year in Bento Gonçalves. The festival features grape stomping, wine tastings, folk dances in traditional Venetian costumes, and a cavalcade parade through the city — all surrounded by vine-covered hills and the Italian-style countryside.
⛪Апрель
Semana Santa de Ouro Preto
Holy Week in the baroque gold-rush city of Ouro Preto is one of Brazil's most moving religious traditions. Candlelit processions wind through cobblestone streets past 18th-century churches, and elaborate sand and flower carpets (tapetes) are laid before the churches overnight.
🎪Июнь
Festas Juninas de Caruaru
Caruaru's June Festival is the largest in the world, filling the city for the entire month with forró music, quadrilha (square dance) competitions, traditional food and the mock rural wedding of Matuto Caxixi and Rosinha. Guinness certified it as the "world's largest June festivities."
Festas Juninas de Campina Grande
Campina Grande's "Maior São João do Mundo" rivals Caruaru for the title of the world's biggest June Festival. Over two million visitors fill the Parque do Povo for 30 days of forró, xaxado, baião and a gigantic mock wedding show that celebrates the authentic traditions of the northeastern sertão.
São João de Fortaleza
Fortaleza's Midsummer Saint John celebrations fill the Dragão do Mar cultural center and surrounding neighborhoods with forró elétrico, quadrilha dances, canjica, pamonha and all the flavors of northeastern June festival food. The bonfire of Saint John's eve is the main spectacle.
Festival de Parintins (Boi Bumbá)
The Parintins Festival is Brazil's second-largest folklore event, a three-night battle between two rival Boi Bumbá oxen — Garantido (red) and Caprichoso (blue) — staged in the 35,000-seat Bumbódromo on a remote Amazon river island. The spectacle fuses indigenous mythology, Amazon imagery and samba-like choreography into one of the most unique festivals in the world.
Bumba Meu Boi de São Luís
São Luís hosts the Maranhão version of the Bumba Meu Boi folklore festival — a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. Different from Parintins, this tradition features multiple groups (bumba) of different styles (sotaques), parading through neighborhoods with elaborate costumes, hand drums and hypnotic call-and-response chants that trace back to African and indigenous roots.
🤠Июль
Festa do Peão de Boiadeiro – Barretos
The Barretos Cowboy Festival is one of the world's largest rodeo events, drawing 800,000 visitors to a purpose-built arena (the Peão de Boiadeiro Stadium) for bull riding, roping competitions, country music shows and sertanejo concerts. It reflects the powerful rodeo culture of Brazil's interior.
🌿Сентябрь
Festival das Águas – Bonito
Bonito's ecotourism high season peaks in September, when the crystal-clear rivers of the Bodaquena Highlands are at their clearest and the flooded forests of the Pantanal begin to drain. The town is the base for snorkeling in natural aquariums, cave diving and wildlife safaris in the southern Pantanal.
🍺Октябрь
Círio de Nazaré
The Círio de Nazaré is the largest Catholic procession in the world, drawing over two million people to Belém to escort the image of Our Lady of Nazareth through the city's streets. The procession travels 3.6 km with worshippers pulling a thick rope attached to the carriage, and the festival extends for two weeks of celebrations throughout the city.
Oktoberfest de Blumenau
Blumenau's Oktoberfest is the world's second-largest beer festival after Munich's original, drawing over 700,000 visitors to the city's Vila Germânica park. Founded by German immigrants in 1984 to lift spirits after a catastrophic flood, the festival preserves authentic folk dances (schuhplattler), costumes, music and beer culture of the Blumenau's Pomeranian and Bavarian ancestors.
✊Ноябрь
Dia da Consciência Negra – Salvador
Brazil's Black Consciousness Day on November 20 — the anniversary of the death of Quilombo dos Palmares leader Zumbi — is celebrated most intensely in Salvador, where over 80% of the population has African heritage. The day features candomblé ceremonies, capoeira presentations, Afro-bloc performances and cultural events at the Pelourinho.
🎆Декабрь
New Year's Eve – Brazil
Brazilians celebrate New Year's Eve (Réveillon) with particular flair — wearing white for peace and good luck, making offerings to Yemanjá at the beach, and watching fireworks from Copacabana to Florianópolis. The tradition blends Afro-Brazilian spirituality with a deeply social beach and party culture.