Days before Roberto Carlos turns 85, singer TAMY reimagines his classic hits with bold new arrangements at Dolores Club on April 18.
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At 1,600 meters altitude between Rio and São Paulo, Casa da Bocaina blends sensitive architecture, contemporary art and the groundbreaking Acquabox immersion capsule.
Under the theme “Connection That Accelerates Results,” Costao do Santinho Resort brought together over 100 sales and marketing professionals for three days of training and recognition.
Thirty works spanning two decades: “Each Hour Casts Its Shadow” shows how Rogério Medeiros reinvents photography as a plastic language.
Brazilian artist Rael takes the Palco Favela stage on September 6 at Rock in Rio 2026 with his new tour, Nas Profundezas da Onda.
On April Fools’ Day, Brazilian soda brand FYS flipped the script: instead of lies, it brought raw honesty to BBB 2026 with Karol Conká and Rafael Portugal.
Coliseu: Exposição Imersiva opens April 9 in São Paulo with 4K metaverse, AI, and historical scenography — Latin America’s first stop after NYC, Barcelona, and Paris.
Sami Rico releases Vol. 2 of ‘O Filho da Lenda’ featuring Zezé Di Camargo, Mari Fernandez, Luan Pereira, and Traia Véia in timeless sertanejo classics reimagined.
Christian Chávez announces a show at Teatro Clara Nunes in Rio on August 26, 2026, with special guests Sabina Hidalgo and Leon Leiden opening the night.
Brazilian samba legend Martinho da Vila announces his final major tour — and his daughter Mart’nália will be by his side for all 30 shows.
Brazil’s Jovem Dionisio releases their third studio album — recorded fully live, no autotune — and tours in a converted Scania bus-stage across public squares.
The Gondwana concert brings together Alegre Corrêa, François Muleka and Mariana Baraj at Paradigma Cine Arte in Florianópolis on April 7, free admission.
On International Women’s Day, Brazilian curve brand Ashua launched a 10-look anniversary collection blending fashion, representation, and social impact.
From sensory play areas in malls to a brand-new multisensory suite in a countryside hotel, Rio de Janeiro takes concrete steps for autism inclusion this April.
With 34 shows and extra sessions added to meet demand, Thalita Rebouças’s comedy musical became a multigenerational hit in Copacabana.
Brazil’s iconic São João festival in Belo Horizonte unveils its biggest lineup ever: Zé Ramalho, João Gomes, Xand Avião and more. Tickets on sale April 1st.
Rio group Teatro de Busto opens a show where delivery workers are paid in liters of water. Free sign-language sessions at Espaço Tápias from April 11.
“Rítmica marítima” by Júlia Vita blends theory, feminism and ecology to show how water shapes poetic rhythm across 40+ Brazilian authors.
After TV appearances on Fantástico and Caldeirão do Huck, the samba trio unveiled hits like “Deixa a Vida Me Levar.” The tour kicks off June 6 at Maracanã stadium.
Tempo Rei wrapped up at Allianz Parque with 30 shows across Brazil, Argentina and Chile — a milestone celebrating over 60 years of Gil’s iconic career.
Five years of research culminate in “Elas, mulheres,” the final volume of Claudia Jordão’s tetralogy on domestic violence, supported by Brazil’s ProAC grant.
Ubisoft launches The Division Resurgence worldwide: a free-to-play mobile RPG shooter set in an open-world New York, available now on iOS and Android.
Sabi Sabi Collection opened its first city hotel in October 2025: The Claremont, a 15-room boutique property inside a historic 1928 Cape Town mansion.
Shot live in São Paulo’s East Side, “Us memo preto zica” video bridges rap and samba one month before Emicida’s MCMV Tour kicks off.
At the Corre CBX on April 5, Drogasil offers free official finish-time engraving on medals for the 2,000 runners expected in Salvador’s Cidade Baixa.
Applicants to the Cederj 2026.2 entrance exam have until April 5 to request fee waivers, quota spots, and Affirmative Action places. General registration opens April 6.
From Pilsen’s Liberation to a UNESCO-listed royal ride: the Czech Republic offers a stunning cultural calendar for May 2026.
Spotted by a Greek director at a film festival, the star of Regra 34 joins a Greece-Italy-Cyprus co-production filming in the Aegean Sea.
Carnavalescos Raphael Torres and Alexandre Rangel stay on for 2027, with the school’s new theme to be revealed tonight in Rio.
Roberto Menescal, Theo Bial and Avery Sunshine headline a vibrant week at Blue Note São Paulo, running from March 31 to April 4.