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Overview
- Fortaleza confirms Réveillon across three poles on December 30–31, with Wesley Safadão, Claudia Leitte and other national acts, and projects over 1.5 million at Praia de Iracema plus an estimated R$ 3.6 billion seasonal impact tied to about 700,000 visitors.
- Niterói’s Icaraí New Year’s eve adds Nando Reis and Ludmilla to the bill, backed by a city operation of more than two thousand workers spanning security, traffic, health and cleaning teams.
- Carnatal runs December 5–7 at Arena das Dunas in Natal with nearly 20 attractions including Ivete Sangalo, Bell Marques and Claudia Leitte, and organizers expect roughly 130,000 attendees over three days.
- Rio’s Trem do Samba returns with multiple free departures from Central do Brasil to Oswaldo Cruz via 1kg food donation, featuring performances by Leci Brandão, Roberta Sá and Dudu Nobre on stages and in the trains.
- Rio Parada Funk marks 15 years at Marquês de Sapucaí with more than 400 DJs and MCs, offering free entry via Sympla registration coupled with a 1kg non-perishable food donation.