Rio Carnival (Amazing Celebration of Culture and Color)

Introduction:

Rio Carnival, one the most exciting and iconic cultural celebration of the world. It is held every year in Rio De Janeiro (Brazil). This event is full of amazing display of music, dance and costumes that attract millions of participants and viewers. The origin of this cultural tradition finds from the Brazilian culture.

Roots and History:

The roots of the Rio Carnival started when the culture of holding masquerade balls and parties in the street introduced in this region. Over the years, African and Brazilian culture merged and create a dynamic and unique cultural expression. 

In the late 19^th century, this event took shape of modern Rio Carnival, where people from all corner of the globe come together into this massive street festival. Almost more than 20 million people from all over the world attend this festival every year and numbers are increasing day by day.

Key Feature:

1.                Samba Parades:

The stunning Samba Parades is the heart of the Rio Carnival. Samba school of cities, representing a specific neighborhood, spend many months to prepare costumes, elaborate floats and choreography for the competition of samba parade at the Sambadrome. These parades mesmerizing show of samba music, complex dance routines and exciting costumes.

2.                Street Blocos:

In addition to the Samba Parades, the event place come alive when they hear the sound of blocos. Local and tourists join together to enjoy the features like live music, dancing and blast of colors. The energy of participants is infectious and place are changed into a display/mixture of music and movement.

3.                Masquerade and Costumes:

The Costumes, which are worn by the participants are the most visually outstanding aspect of the Rio Carnival. They are wearing different type of colorful costumes like feathered headdresses to glittering bikinis, its showcase the creativity of the designers. The different type of masquerade adds mystery and attraction to the festival.

4.                Peak with Ash Wednesday:

On Fat Thursday, the day before Ash Wednesday, the Rio Carnival reaches its peak and festival come to end officially, marking the beginning of Lent, when the clock strike midnight.

Conclusion:

The Rio carnival is more than a festival, it is evidence to the soul, inspiration and culture richness of Brazil. The impact echoes far beyond the street of Rio de Janeiro, enticing visitor from all over the world. This event creates a supreme experience with its music, dance and costumes. This festival become a must-see event for those who looking for an unforgettable celebration of culture and life.