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Rodrigo_Vieira says:
Democráticos is one of the first samba associations of Rio, from 1857.
On wednesday nights, live bands playing a typical rhythm called Forró, people dancing the whole night.
On thursday nights SAMBA, nice band playing all night long, good atmosphere and aewsome place for meeting locals and learn…
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worldcitizen says:
Here are some suggestions on things to do in Rio based on some of the things I've done and what I've heard from other people:
1) Pao de Acucar
Rio is stunning from above and you should not miss the 360 degree views from Pao de Acucar. Most people take the gondola up the mountain but you can also…
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worldcitizen says:
If you go to Salvador, Bale Folclorico da Bahia is a must. It is an excellent introduction to the culture, dance, and music of Bahia. The dance company has toured internationally and recieved much deserved rave reviews. The performances are Monday through Saturday at 8pm at Teatro Miguel Santana in …
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Joanepetit says:
For me, the most important point when i´m travelling besides have fun (of course!), It´s knowing tradicional places as well as the local culture. I love those regionalist things and Casa
Rosa in Laranjeiras, made my trip to Rio de Janeiro worth it.
I had a really funny night, danced a lot at the…
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worldcitizen says:
For East Bay residents who don't always want to cross the bridge for nightlife, Shattuck Down Low is a great option. It's a fun place for people of all ages who enjoy dancing to hip hop, reggae, and Latin music.
They have events every night of the week except for Mondays. Sunday is reggae night, …
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noahzerubavel says:
I wanted to enjoy the “samba” (a popular and characteristic brazillian rhythm) down with the locals, at samba schools in the suburbs (where they say it started), but I had heard from some people that I shouldn’t go by myself in that direction, so once I heard from a friend that Brazil Expediti…
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worldcitizen says:
Pelourinho is often referred to as "touristy" in guidebooks and articles on Salvador. It is touristy, but it has a lot of things that make it worth visiting. Unlike touristy areas in the United States that seem to have nothing to do with the actual culture of a city, Pelourinho is more like a concen…
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fredleal says:
Casa da Matriz is probably the indiest club in Rio de Janeiro. Every night there's a different kind of party going on, and some of the best DJs in Rio. I do occasionally play some tunes over there, but I'm not just selling my own fish...On mondays you have Maldita, the indiest party in Rio de Janeir…
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fredleal says:
Circo Voador is one of Rio's most traditional concert venues, and many great bands from Brazilian 80's rock scene started their careers playing there. The place was closed by the city mayor almost a decade ago, and was reopened, with local government aid, a few years ago. Since then, artists like …
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uhave2go says:
Rio de Janeiro is more than just party 24/7, which is true. I loved the combination of the exuberant green mountains with surreal shapes, and the city and architecture playing with this spectacular topography. You will be surprised to see also a lot of magnificent old building in the city, left from…
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