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Photo, Print, Drawing Carnival, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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About this Item

Title

  • Carnival, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Names

  • Ríos Szalay, Adalberto, photographer

Created / Published

  • 2016-06-16.

Headings

  • -  Brazil--Rio de Janeiro
  • -  Carnival
  • -  Colors
  • -  Competitions
  • -  Costumes
  • -  Dance
  • -  Escolas de Samba
  • -  Multicultural
  • -  Music
  • -  Sambodromo
  • -  South America

Format Headings

  • Digital photographs--Color--2010-2020.

Genre

  • Digital photographs--Color--2010-2020

Notes

  • -  Title, date, notes, and keywords based on information provided by the photographer.
  • -  The Rio Carnival lasts four days in which Samba schools compete appointment to occur, and in which the city receives visitors from around the globe. The festivities involve people of all ages and social classes, which makes it an event that promotes inclusion. The Rio Carnival revolves around the role of Samba schools in the parade. The samba schools are popular organizations working all year to prepare the parade. Each school chooses a theme that represent them, to be a resource to bring and share the historical memory of the country from an artistic and cultural approach. Carnival gives its inception in the Marques de Sapucai Sambadrome, with the opening of the celebration through the coronation of King Momo by the prefect. The main event will be the parade at the Sambadrome by Samba schools. However, we can find a number of street events and private parties for all tastes. The Samba first appeared in Bahia in the late nineteenth century, it was a dance style brought by African slaves and the rhythm of Candombe was danced.
  • -  Note in Spanish: El Carnaval de Río tiene una duración de cuatro días en los cuales las escuelas de Samba se dan cita para competir, y en donde la ciudad recibe visitantes de todo el mundo. Las festividades involucran a personas de todas las edades y clases sociales, lo que hace que sea un evento que promueve la inclusión. El Carnaval de Río gira en torno al papel que juegan las escuelas de Samba en el desfile. Las escuelas de samba son organizaciones populares que se dedican todo el año a preparar el desfile. Cada escuela escoge un tema que les representará, siendo un recurso para traer y compartir la memoria histórica del país desde un enfoque artístico y cultural. El Carnaval da su inicio en el Sambódromo Marques de Sapucaí, con la apertura de la celebración a través de la coronación del Rey Momo por parte del prefecto. El evento principal será el desfile en el Sambódromo por parte de las escuelas de Samba. Sin embargo, podremos encontrar un sinnúmero de eventos callejeros y fiestas privadas para todos los gustos. El Samba aparece por primera vez en Bahía a finales del siglo XIX, era un estilo de baile traído por los esclavos africanos y se bailaba el ritmo del Candombe.
  • -  Purchase; Adalberto Rios Szalay; 2018; (DLC/PP-2018:070).

Medium

  • 1 photograph : digital, tiff file, color.

Call Number/Physical Location

  • LC-DIG-ppbd- 04150 [P&P]

Source Collection

  • Tres Rios photograph collection (Library of Congress)

Repository

Digital Id

Library of Congress Control Number

  • 2022687351

Reproduction Number

  • LC-DIG-ppbd-04150 (original digital file)

Rights Advisory

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Chicago citation style:

Ríos Szalay, Adalberto, photographer. Carnival, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Rio De Janeiro Brazil, 2016. -06-16. Photograph. https://aj.sunback.homes/item/2022687351/.

APA citation style:

Ríos Szalay, A., photographer. (2016) Carnival, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Rio De Janeiro Brazil, 2016. -06-16. [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://aj.sunback.homes/item/2022687351/.

MLA citation style:

Ríos Szalay, Adalberto, photographer. Carnival, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. -06-16. Photograph. Retrieved from the Library of Congress, <aj.sunback.homes/item/2022687351/>.