EMEF PROF. LUIZ SILVAR DO PRADO

1. You visted Cristo Redentor, Pão de Açúcar and Lagoa Rodrigo de Freitas. You saw
Copacabana Beach, Ipanema and Leblon. The sun goes down? Is it the end of the
fun? No way. The night is just beginning!!!
In 2014, scenes of
BREAKING DOWN – Part II
- were filmed in Rio de
Janeiro. The producers
used a lot of beautiful
locations to establish it
as its setting where Bella
and Edward enjoyed
their honeymoon.
Eclectic and perfect to dance, the
'Carioca' night offers rithms that
go from Samba to Rock, including
MPB, funk, pagode, forró and
eletronic music. Lapa was
revitalized and now has new night
clubs that atract a lot of people on
friday and saturday nights
conquering the title of Boêmia of
the city. Samba and choro are the
official rithmns of the
neighborhood, that democratically
give room to other genres.
Pestana Hotel has a privileged
view of Copacabana Beach and it
is one of the most popular of Rio
de Janeiro. Its drinks are
memorable even to someone
suffering of alcoholic amnesia.
On Fridays and Saturdays, from
20h to 2h they have DJ in the
local and that's why it's so cool.
Where? Atlântica avenue, 2964 -
Copacabana. Phone: (21) 2548-
6332 Ram 8539.

2. Robert Pattinson e
Kristen Stewart into
BREAKING DOWN set
(Lapa - Rio de Janeiro).
In South Zone, the night clubs
of Botafogo, Ipanema, Leblon
and Gávea follow the
momentumn of mechanical
music. Bars of Botanical
Garden spread by J.J. Seabra,
Saturnino de Brito and Pacheco
Leão Streets are good options
to chat and flirt, as are the
crowed Thursday and Sunday
nights in Baixo Gávea. And to
date the kiosks of Lagoa are
perfect - mainly Palaphita
Kitsch, with lounge soundtrack,
sofas in open areas and
candlelight. In the end of the
night , the gangs meet in the
Pizzeria Guanabara located in
Leblon and in Restaurante Nova
Capela, in Lapa that has
always special recipes to
mitigate the hangover.