Major Music Events and Tours Set to Thrill Brazil in 2026
Brazil prepares for a dynamic 2026 music scene with Rock in Rio featuring Foo Fighters, Jorge Vercillo’s 30-year tour, and Sepultura’s farewell EP and final tour.
Brazil prepares for a dynamic 2026 music scene with Rock in Rio featuring Foo Fighters, Jorge Vercillo’s 30-year tour, and Sepultura’s farewell EP and final tour.
Brazil's Ministry of Science launches Agenda pela Ciência 2026 to strategically guide parliamentary funding toward transformative science and technology projects nationwide.
In 2026, Brazil benefits from reduced U.S. export tariffs and prepares to engage in strategic discussions on critical minerals with a forthcoming U.S. delegation.
Brazilian celebrities Regina Casé and Léo Foguete recently celebrated major personal milestones—the former with a musical birthday party in São Paulo and the latter with a romantic proposal in Paris.
Emily Lima is named coach of Corinthians women's team, coinciding with the upcoming III Fórum Mulher no Esporte focusing on advancing women's roles in Brazilian sports.
Brazil boosts tourism in 2026 through a new European marketing campaign by Embratur and Accor’s luxury hotel expansion, signaling robust growth and international appeal.
Emily Lima is named coach of Corinthians women's team, coinciding with the upcoming III Fórum Mulher no Esporte focusing on advancing women's roles in Brazilian sports.
Brazil is progressing with initiatives to institutionalize care policies, including a judicial care survey by CNJ and a comprehensive mental health policy proposal in São Paulo.
In 2026, Brazil benefits from reduced U.S. export tariffs and prepares to engage in strategic discussions on critical minerals with a forthcoming U.S. delegation.
Brazil prepares for a dynamic 2026 music scene with Rock in Rio featuring Foo Fighters, Jorge Vercillo’s 30-year tour, and Sepultura’s farewell EP and final tour.
Ibict launches two public calls for researchers to join projects advancing social inclusion and assistive technology innovation in Brazil's Federal District.
São Paulo state government allocates over R$19 million for urban mobility projects and emergency aid for municipalities affected by climate disasters.