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The 18 meter structure houses the only trolley system in the city of Rio. Antique shops and outdoor fairs supply daytime home entertainment while the area is changed into a celebration zone during the night where the samba starts with impromptu street dances, the best reminder that you are in Brazil. What Makes Lapa Special Lapa represents the true spirit of Rio de Janeiro with a number of bars, dining establishments, dance clubs and alternative locations.

While the place sizzles in the evening, you can let the bateria or percussion group get your feet moving. The sounds of the samba drummers are loudest when they are under the primary arch, which suffices to set the night on fire. Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays the streets are closed for pedestrians and the celebration takes control of the streets, there will be thousands of individuals dancing freeely at every corner.

Scheduling a table is your ticket to a ringside seat to view the sensual samba dancers in action. For hip hop enthusiasts there is Febarj, which doubles as a cultural center and nightclub too. The three-storey building is loaded with hip-hop fans on Friday and Saturday nights. View Details have to be gone to, such as Lapa 40 Graus, an outstanding samba bar with Brazilian music.

Two other websites that have shows alternate according to their agenda is the Circo Voador and Fundio Progresso. Lapa Paradise Beckons The streets are filled with food and drink stalls, while a diverse mix of individuals are beckoned by the loud blaring music, the perfect catalyst to keep the celebration alive into the wee hours.

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