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Overview
- Fortaleza released the full Réveillon 2026 program for December 30–31 across Praia de Iracema, Messejana and Conjunto Ceará, projecting more than 1.5 million people at the New Year’s Eve celebration and citing tourism and hotel occupancy gains.
- The Government of Amapá unveiled a free five‑day Réveillon in Macapá from December 27–31, featuring Anitta, Zezé Di Camargo & Luciano, Chitãozinho & Xororó, Nattan/Natanzinho and a Mangueira presentation at the Fortaleza de São José amphitheater.
- Niterói confirmed Nando Reis and Ludmilla for the Praia de Icaraí New Year’s show, detailing an operation with over 2,000 personnel and coordination with Military Police, Fire Department and municipal agencies.
- Carnatal published block departure times for December 5–7 at Arena das Dunas with nearly 20 acts including Claudia Leitte, Bell Marques, Ivete Sangalo and Wesley Safadão, and g1/Inter TV will broadcast more than 20 hours to Globo affiliates.
- Rio’s free community traditions return with the Trem do Samba running Saturday from Central do Brasil to Oswaldo Cruz in exchange for 1kg of food and the Rio Parada Funk on Sunday at the Apoteose with 400+ DJs and MCs, ticketed via Sympla plus a food donation.