This Sunday, February 11, Rio de Janeiro’s streets will be filled with hundreds of revelers eager to celebrate. Highlighted street parties include “Turbilhão Carioca” in the city center and the Cordão do Boitatá parade. Participants are advised to check the parade schedules, pick out their best costumes, stay hydrated, apply sunscreen, and secure personal belongings […]
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