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Our in-depth story today takes us to Brazil’s second largest city Rio de Janeiro which has been officially awarded World Heritage tag by UNESCO at a ceremony held at the city’s Tijuka National Park.
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Rio’s samba schools dazzle in high-stakes carnival showdown
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Brazil’s iconic carnival opens in Rio with Carmelitas street party
02:20
Young woman becomes first-ever drum master of a Brazilian samba school
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Brazil celebrates Three Kings Day with parade in Rio favelas
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Samba Train celebrates National Day of Samba at Christ the Redeemer