Starting April 7, Disney+ subscribers across Brazil can watch and listen to Radio Disney live, at no extra cost, streamed directly from its São Paulo studios.
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Four exclusive films hit Looke on April 8: a war crime thriller, an Italian comedy, a frontier adventure, and a Hungarian romance.
Brazilian icon Marisa Monte recorded an exclusive version of “What a Wonderful World” for the heist film starring Fernanda Montenegro and Bruna Marquezine.
The 28th Brazilian Film Festival in Paris opens today at L’Arlequin with Fernanda Abreu and a historic tribute to couple Taís Araujo and Lázaro Ramos.
Author Clara Haddad unveils her new book “Na Minha Casa” at Bologna Children’s Book Fair, ahead of its Brazilian launch in September.
The global fashion brand opens stores in Sorocaba and Porto Alegre, creating 200 jobs and marking its arrival in southern Brazil.
In “Louca normalidade”, Plácido Berci turns grief and memory into literature; he discusses these themes at a free event during Flipoços 2026.
After 10 years, Feira Preta Festival returns to Rio in May with three days of Black culture, entrepreneurship, and heritage at Little Africa.
From April 9 to 19, Fenty Beauty hosts a temporary kiosk at Barra Shopping featuring the new Shake ‘n Play blush and immersive beauty experiences.
With eight cities and free concerts, Sesc Jazz & Blues Circuit 2026 begins in Paraty, making Rio’s inland a global music destination.
Crystal-clear nights and snow-capped peaks make winter in Chile’s Atacama Desert the best time to see the Milky Way in all its glory.
Brazil’s Bangu Shopping highlights its permanent Sensory Room during Abril Azul, a month-long campaign raising awareness about Autism Spectrum Disorder.
With new arrangements and albums reissued on vinyl, Claudya marks six decades of Brazilian music at Sesc 24 de Maio on April 16.
Granddaughter of Selma do Coco and daughter of Aurinha, Negadeza releases “Herança Ancestral” with her 15-year-old son Zuri Ribeiro on April 10, 2026.
“The Little Grain of Sand” by João Falcão opens April 18 at Teatro Sesi-SP with free admission and shows for audiences of all ages on Av. Paulista.
A supernatural thriller blending São Paulo’s underworld with Nikkei-Brazilian folklore to expose the devastating cost of ambition and betrayal.
Brazilian music legend Dori Caymmi takes the stage every Tuesday in April at Teatro Ipanema to launch his new album “Utopia,” a 56-year ode to poet Paulo César Pinheiro.
Fluminense, Mirassol, Flamengo, Vasco, São Paulo and Grêmio kick off the group stage April 7–9, with exclusive matches on Paramount+.
From May 17–23, a yoga teacher with 21 years of experience leads an immersive program at Brazil’s first medical spa, in Paraná.
One of only three fluorescent blue-water caves on Earth is hidden inside Ilha Grande, Rio de Janeiro. Tours start at R$ 220 per person.
On April 9, Linda Ramalho performs Linda Rocks in Copacabana, blending original songs, Pitty covers, and rock-infused Zé Ramalho classics in one unmissable night.
Brazilian sertanejo icon Leonardo returns to Espaço Unimed on April 11 and 12 for two nights packed with four decades of unforgettable hits.
Starting April 11, Fundação Cultural Badesc in downtown Florianópolis opens its doors on Saturdays with a free charcoal drawing workshop and three art exhibitions.
Mala de Histórias celebrates six years bridging literature and culture, taking vulnerable children to the São Paulo Biennial show in Goiás.
Students from a Rio public school built an award-winning improv troupe during the pandemic. Now they debut “Peteca” on April 12 at Casa da Comédia Carioca.
Opening April 30 in Brazil, “Zico, Samurai of Quintino” unveils rare footage and a more intimate portrait of the football legend.
Starring Tiago Abravanel and Evelyn Castro, Shrek The Musical opens April 15 at Teatro Renault with 30 actors, 25 songs and a major production.
Aurora Winery closed its 2026 harvest with 93 million kilograms of grapes — a 95-year record, 30% higher than 2025’s vintage.
For the 10th year running: Natura holds 17.7% of Brazil’s cosmetics market and Avon leads makeup with 16% share, together reaching ¾ of Brazilian households.
At Navarra Arena in Pamplona, Laura Pausini launched the IO CANTO / YO CANTO WORLD TOUR with Mikel Izal and Rosana in two never-before-seen live duets.