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at a glance
choro is commonly heard in bars and clubs where samba is played, but one of the differences between the genres can be seen in the use of the cavaquinho - it is common for the singer to yell 'choro cavaco' before the start of a song, referring to the cavaquinho player to start off the song.

here is our quick guide listing of the best events and places where to enjoy choro in rio de janeiro, on any night of the week.arrow-back      arrow-forward
by night
attractions by area
beaches by style
sports by music
entertainment
music
nightlife
restaurants choro reggae electronic rap
shopping samba bossa nova mpb hip-hop monday
etiquette funk carioca forró pagode alternative tuesday
carnival hispanic jazz lounge rock wednesday
réveillon sertanejo live classical & piano multi types thursday
accommodations

friday
transport saturday
safety sunday
extras news & events
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