The people of Rio, Carioca’s you would say in Brasil, own a unique blend of strength, confidence, and sensuality that is infectious. The toughness and pride they carry, whether walking along the beach or dancing in the streets, speaks to the dual nature of the city: one of raw beauty and resilience. In this environment, the beach culture is not just a backdrop but an integral part of the city’s spirit. The endless summer, the music, the community gatherings at the beach or in the streets and the carefree atmosphere all add to the unmatched charisma of the Metropol.
Rio de Janeiro is a city full of contrasts, where beauty and violence can coexist very close.
The allure of the beaches and the glamour of Carnaval stand in strong contrast to the city’s underlying social challenges. Yet, the beach culture becomes an everyday celebration of liberation, unity, and cultural pride. It’s a place for everyone, not just for tourists or rich people. A place to escape the urban chaos.
Lucia Jost
Lucia Jost
