Brazilian Carnival
Brazilian Carnival
Brazilian Carnival
Brazilian
Carnival
2. The word carnival derives from the Latin, carnis levale which means "to remove
the flesh". It received this name in an attempt by the church to seize and re-
signify the pagan festival, as it is celebrated at a time close to Lent.
1. Rio De Janeiro, where there are parades of samba schools and floats.
Where exactly is it celebrated
2. Recife, where there is the “Galo da Madrugada”, which is made of recyclable
materials and collects up to a million and throng of people every year.
Where exactly is it celebrated
3. Olinda, which also gathers a large crowd and is known for the huge dolls of
Olinda which is usually a representation of someone known.
Where exactly is it celebrated
4. Salvador where there are drum parades and African and native culture.
How often is it celebrated?
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