Trombone-led samba in Lapa from 8.30 p.m., a one-dollar rock show on Praça Tiradentes, and free choro in Copacabana. Rain arrives after nine.

The Olympic Park in Barra da Tijuca. The Cidade do Rock festival site is built inside it. (Photo: "Parque Olímpico da ...

(MENAFN- The Rio Times) The Rio Times · RT Nightlife Desk SHAKIRA at Copacabana - "Todo Mundo no Rio" · ~2 million expected · DJ Vintage Culture 17h45 · DJ Maz 19h–20h30 · Shakira 21h45 · After ...

The banner on the back wall of the old dance hall says in Portuguese: “While there is dance, we still have hope.” There’s plenty of that as the crowd of Cariocas (Rio locals) shake hips and move their ...

This article originally appeared on THUMP Brazil. Forget about all the unfinished and delayed construction work, alleged human rights violations, political scandals, terrorist threats, and zika ...

Long known for its vibrant nightlife, Rio de Janeiro boasts an array of nightclubs with DJs and live bands playing samba, discreet cocktail lounges hidden away in the city’s fanciest hotels, and ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A visit to Rio de Janeiro isn’t just about Christ the Redeemer and the Copacabana, but experiencing the partying way of life.

Doug Gray moved to Rio de Janeiro in 2007 and has been writing about the city, its politics and football ever since, for publications that include The Telegraph, National Geographic, Condé Nast ...

Brazil's two biggest cities couldn't be more different. In Rio de Janeiro the beach is a religion, in São Paulo it's work. But they have one thing in common – great nightlife. Just ask the locals ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The vast, stylish Rio Scenarium is an absolute staple for those seeking out live samba in Rio. Despite the hordes of tourists, ...

It's an open question whether Cariocas possess some hidden nightlife gene or whether they've trained themselves for decadence through years and years of practice. Whatever the case, Rio has a lot to ...

The banner on the back wall of the old dance hall says in Portuguese: “While there is dance, we still have hope.” There’s plenty of that as the crowd of Cariocas (Rio locals) shake hips and move their ...