What Is a Rio Trade?

Rio de Janeiro (Portuguese: Rio de Janeiro, meaning "the river of January"), referred to as Rio, was once the capital of Brazil (1763-1960), located in the coastal area of southeast Brazil, bordering the Atlantic Ocean in the southeast and a long coastline 636 kilometers. Rio de Janeiro belongs to the savannah climate. It is hot all year round, the temperature difference between year and day is small, and the seasons are evenly distributed.

Rio de Janeiro

(Brazil's second largest city)

Brazilian food is very heavy, Bahia's cuisine is famous for its spicy, most Brazilians love the red peppers (Pimenta), local malagueta red peppers. The signature dish in Brazil is feijoada. In Rio de Janeiro, eating feijoada for lunch on the weekend has become a local habit. Complete meals include rice, finely chopped cabbage (Coure), creamy cassava flour (farofa), and sliced Orange. The Brazilian food has the most special taste. The Bahia dish is the first choice. The Bahia people like peppers. Many dishes use peanuts, cashews, and shrimp as ingredients.

The most famous dishes of Bahia are:

Vatapa (a thick soup made with fresh shrimp, shrimp, fresh fish, peanuts, coconut milk, dende oil, condiments and bread); ^[5]

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Rio Carnival in Brazil in 2017

The Rio Samba arena is about 85,000 square meters. During the carnival, there will be 5 samba activities in the arena. Hundreds of samba schools will compete in the arena. Since then, the top five schools have once again presented a samba visual feast for the audience in the city with wonderful dance skills. ^[14]

Rio official bids for success in Brazil

When Rio de Janeiro hosted the Pan American Games in early 2007, it had formally submitted a special letter to the International Olympic Committee to apply for the 2016 Summer Olympics. This is Rio's third bid to host the Olympic Games after failing to bid twice in 2004 and 2012. Seven other cities have been identified for bidding for the 2016 Olympic Games: Baku (Azerbaijan), Chicago (USA), Doha (Qatar), Madrid (Spain), Prague (Czech Republic) and Tokyo (Japan). In the early morning of October 3, 2009, Beijing time, the 121st Plenary Session of the International Olympic Committee was held in Copenhagen, Denmark. Rio de Janeiro defeated Madrid, Spain, Chicago, and Tokyo, Japan, and won the 31st Summer Olympic Games in 2016. Right to host, Brazil became the first South American country to host the Olympic Games. ^[15]