at a glance |
around 64 years after brazil gained its independence, it also abolished slavery and became a republic - classical music, in some ways, mimics the country's history seeing as most composers only started to arise, or were welcomed, after brazil settled and established institutions, including but not limited to musical and educational services. names like antônio carlos gomes and heitor villa-lobos began to make music that also gained international success - there are a variety of events and places one can enjoy classical music in rio, on any night of the week, including national and international talent - here is our quick guide listing of some of the best in the city. |
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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 |
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transport | saturday | ||||
safety | sunday | ||||
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