Top Southeast Brazil Music Tours - page 2

Admire the show called Ginga Tropical! The cast of dancers and artists will fascinate you with the dance forró, a sensual union between movements of lambada and capoeira. Discover through folk music and dance stories of folklore, from the Amazon, from the Pampas, from Lapa, as well as from the mystical rituals of Bahia. Some cast members may leave the stage and invite you to dance. It's time to go wild! With dinner included in Churrascaria de Buffet Livre, customers will have the opportunity to know the main typical dishes of Brazil. We will stop by to pick you up at your hotel in Rio de Janeiro at 7:00 pm, where we will go to the delicious dinner before seeing the show.

While in Rio de Janeiro, go out for a night in the city with this admission ticket to see the live show Ginga Tropical at Leblon theater. This 1.5-hour show is in its fifth year running, and it gives you an interactive tour of Brazilian culture through dance, music, and live performance. Watch as artists combine frevo, Capoeira, and other methods of entertainment. At the end of the show, you can even join in as the cast invites the audience to samba with them in a Carnival-inspired finale.

Sugarloaf Mountain (Pao de Acucar) and Christ the Redeemer are two of Rio de Janeiro's top sights, but traveling between the two can feel complicated. Save yourself the hassle with this convenient combination tour that seamlessly transports you from location to location. Enjoy a scenic cable car ride to the summit of Sugarloaf for panoramic views, then continue in a minivan along the scenic Paineiras route to Christ the Redeemer.

Head to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain by cable car for sweeping views of Rio de Janeiro. Your skip-the-line ticket gives you priority access to both cable cars, saving you time waiting at this popular attraction, and is valid for any departure time on the day you select. Admire the beautiful views of the city, the mountains, and the coastline from the lookout.

Celebrate the vibrant Rio de Janeiro Carnival from a premium viewing box at the Sambadrome. Enjoy an elevated experience with access to an open bar, a delicious buffet, and private performances, all while being guided by an expert to ensure your safety and enjoyment. Exclusive amenities include a Food Court, self-service beers, premium spirits, and relaxation spaces. With logistics taken care of, immerse yourself fully in this unforgettable festival atmosphere. - Premium access to a private box just meters from the parade - Open bar and buffet with a range of food and drink options - Expert guide ensuring a safe and enjoyable experience - Convenient pick-up at the meeting point and flexible return options after the event

Attend the Ginga Tropical Show, a dance and music that allows you to learn about Brazil's vibrant history and culture through its traditional music and dance. During this show, see talented performers dance the lambada, samba and bossa nova dressed in outrageous Carnival costumes. Hear folklore from around the diverse country, live drumming and the Brazilian martial art: capoeira.

The bohemian Santa Teresa and the nightlife hub of Lapa are two of Rio de Janeiro’s most atmospheric neighborhoods. With this walking tour, explore some of the city’s most photo-worthy spots, including the Ruins Park (closed Tuesdays), the vibrant Selarón Steps, and Cinelândia. Take in the views as you ride the local tram, stroll through the Passeio Público, and visit the legendary Confeitaria Colombo café.

Combine three of Rio’s top attractions on this flexible-length visit to the famous Christ the Redeemer statue and the Selaron Steps, plus an optional trip to Sugarloaf Mountain. Enjoy the panoramic city views from the platform of Rio’s most iconic statue, then pass through historic Santa Teresa to visit the ceramic-clad Selaron Steps. Finish with an optional cable car ride up Sugarloaf.

Discover the birthplace of samba on a guided tour to Pedra do Sal, including a samba party. Head to the Saúde neighborhood and learn historical facts about Pedra do Sal, known as “Little Africa.” Then enjoy a “roda de samba,” a street party of samba musicians, with a complimentary caipirinha and dance moves for an engaging evening in Rio.