From June 21 to June 29, Tirana hosted film screenings, concerts, and literary and musical events, culminating in a Brazilian carnival in Vlora. The Lungomare of Vlora came alive with Brazilian rhythms, colors, and warmth, featuring percussionists, ballerinas, and Capoeira dancers. Organized by the Ministry of Economy, Culture, and Innovation, the event attracted tourists and visitors to celebrate with samba, costumes, masks, dances, and acrobatics.

Minister Blendi Gonxhja highlighted the unique energy and tradition of the Brazilian Carnivals. Deputy Mayor Irena Toshkallari noted the event’s positive impact on Vlora’s tourism. Brazilian dancers performed for over three hours, creating a spectacular experience for everyone and delighting tourists and locals alike in Vlora’s Lungomare.

Part of the vibrant parade reminiscent of Brazil’s famous carnivals worldwide, they became a highlight for many tourists in Vlora, celebrating under the rhythm of Brazilian samba accompanied by a spectacle of costumes, masks, dances, games, and acrobatics.

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