Espectáculo con cena en el Roxy: El espectáculo de los abrazos

A fabulous show highly recommend. Dance through Brazil's diverse cultures and regions with incredible high energy dancing, colorful costumes and lots of humor. We loved it!

A delicious dinner and a spectacular show!

Highly recommended. Fun night!

Excellent experience. 100% recommended for spending a different kind of time in RJ. Go with friends and enjoy

The journey this production takes you on throughout the country of Brazil is phenomenal, educational and full of excellent performances by this cast of singers, dancers and actors. I highly recommend this show

Absolutely amazing, stand-out performances from very talented and passionate dancers! Definitely A1.

What a fantastic experience!!! A beautiful show, impeccable service (Val and Ingrid especially, shocked!) I got too excited at the show, we laughed too much with the lanterns! It was all fantastic!

Very good. Voices and guard clothes of excellence. The idea of touring the various areas of Brazil is excellent

All the essence of Brazil summarized in a dazzling show! There is singing, there is dancing, the costumes are very beautiful, smiles are on all the faces of the troupe, and there is also a lot of humor. One of the most beautiful cabaret shows we have ever seen!

The experience at the Roxy was bittersweet. The schedule seems unnecessarily late; two hours for dinner is too much. The food was correct, without being exceptional, although the white beans were clearly undercooked and the explanation that they were “al dente” seemed an unconvincing justification. The show proposes a tour of the dances of Brazil that is interesting in concept, but in practice lacks truly memorable moments or of great emotional impact. It feels repetitive at times, with a rather soft music and without enough climaxes to elevate the experience. The place was also not full, which raises questions whether the format still works well. The dancers are very good, but the direction and choreography need more intensity and better construction of high moments. Overall, I expected a more immersive and exciting experience; I have seen similar proposals more accomplished elsewhere.