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  • Vista aerea do Bumbodromo no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. Inaugurado em 1988, o Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes divide Parintins ao meio, marcando o limite dos currais de Garantido e Caprichoso /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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  • Boi Caprichoso, representado principalmente pela cor azul, eh uma das duas agremiacoes que competem anualmente no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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  • Boi Garantido, representado principalmente pela cor vermelha, eh uma das duas agremiacoes que competem anualmente no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. Personagem "Sinhazinha da Fazenda". O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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  • Boi Caprichoso, representado principalmente pela cor azul, eh uma das duas agremiacoes que competem anualmente no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. Personagem "Catirina". O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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  • Boi Garantido, representado principalmente pela cor vermelha, eh uma das duas agremiacoes que competem anualmente no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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  • Boi Caprichoso, representado principalmente pela cor azul, eh uma das duas agremiacoes que competem anualmente no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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  • Boi Garantido, representado principalmente pela cor vermelha, eh uma das duas agremiacoes que competem anualmente no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. Personagem "Sinhazinha da Fazenda". O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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  • Boi Caprichoso, representado principalmente pela cor azul, eh uma das duas agremiacoes que competem anualmente no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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  • Boi Garantido, representado principalmente pela cor vermelha, eh uma das duas agremiacoes que competem anualmente no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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  • Boi Garantido, representado principalmente pela cor vermelha, eh uma das duas agremiacoes que competem anualmente no Festival Folclorico de Parintins, no Amazonas. Personagem "Sinhazinha da Fazenda". O Festival eh uma festa popular realizada anualmente no ultimo fim de semana de junho na cidade de Parintins. O festival eh uma apresentacao a ceu aberto, onde competem duas associacoes, o Boi Garantido, de cor vermelha, e o Boi Caprichoso, de cor azul. A apresentacao ocorre no Bumbodromo (Centro Cultural e Esportivo Amazonino Mendes), um estadio com o formato de uma cabeca de boi estilizada. /  Parintins Folklore Festival (Festival Folclorico de Parintins) is a popular annual celebration held in the Brazilian city of Parintins, Amazonas. It is the second-largest annual festival in Brazil; Often called Festival do Boi-Bumba, Bumba Meu Boi, or simply Festival, the event takes place during three days in late June. The festival celebrates a local legend about a resurrected ox. It is also a competition where two teams, Garantido and Caprichoso, compete in extended retellings of the story, each team attempting to outdo the other with flamboyant dances, singing, and parade floats. Each team has to complete its show within two and a half hours. A team that does not follow this time limit is subjected to points penalties. Each nightly performance is largely based on local Amazonian folklore and indigenous culture, but also incorporates contemporary Brazilian rhythms and themes. The place where the teams present themselves is called "Bumbódromo", a round, grounded stage. The "Bumbódromo" supports 35.000 people in the audience.
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