Fireworks project for this night: this one represents the Hapiness for 2010.
Hey there. This blog will be there in Copacabana Beach tonight to see the Reveillon. In few hours We will take our V.I.P ticket to enter in the greatest New Year's Eve Eve in the planet. See you soon. Happy New Year!!!!!
From the Riotur:
"The coming of 2010 is expected to be absolutely unforgettable in the Wonderful City. The parties, always very lively, shall be varied in tastes and styles to please those who have chosen Rio de Janeiro to spend their Réveillon (New Year’s Eve). For those who have not yet made up their minds, here are a few tips for celebrating in hotels, bars and restaurants, to make your choice easier and guarantee your fun on the last minutes of 2009.
Thinking of your Réveillon in Rio brings the memory of Copacabana beach, which attracts millions of people every year. This time, the party shall be focusing on nine wishes: Renovation, Prosperity, Peace, Happiness, Friends and Family, Love, Brazil and Future. The main stage shall be featuring attractions such as Paralamas do Sucesso, Lulu Santos, Fundo de Quintal and the drums of Salgueiro samba school, as well as guest DJs. Musical attractions shall be divided between four stages that shall be scattered between Leme and Posto 6 (lifeguard station 6) featuring shows by Maria Gadú, Roberta Sá, Pedro Luiz, Ed Motta, Blitz, Leo Jaime, Afrolata and Bangalafumenga;"
From Rio Convention & Visitors Bureau:
"Nothing compares with New Year’s Eve in Rio. Midnight is celebrated all along the beaches, but especially in Copacabana. 2.5 million people crowd together on the beach and the road, which is closed to traffic. Including the other beaches and the Lagoon around 5 million people come out celebrate New Year and take part in the greatest demonstration of peace the world has ever seen. Almost everyone wears white. The champagne bottles pop, accompanying the swish and crack of the fireworks in a display that grows in color, form and duration with each year that passes.
The apartment buildings and hotels are a blaze of light as parties warm up for midnight and people crowd to the windows to watch the festivities below. Around 11pm people start to leave home and join the throngs in the streets.The roads are closed and traffic is reduced almost to zero. The crowds surge towards the beach, united by happiness and hope for the coming year. Copacabana retains its New Years Eve traditions, and the beach is illuminated by thousands of candles as Christian and Afro-Brazilian religions mix and make their offerings and promises for the New Year.
The surf is full of red roses and white gladioli as people make their offerings to the Queen of the Sea, Iemanjá, and even small model boats are launched full of flowers. On the stroke of midnight the fireworks display starts.The sky lights up as the cry "Happy New Year" is heard in many languages as millions turn to embrace family, friends and strangers. The memories will not only be recorded on film and video, but in the hearts of the millions who participate. After midnight the party continues with beer, hot-dogs and music. Stages on Copacabana beach and others spread around the city, will provide music for dancing until dawn, when the hotels will provide the first delicious breakfast of the new year".
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