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Other crossword clues for answer "RIO"

RIO
City that is home to 125 foot tall statue of Jesus
Flying Down to __ (1933 film)
Flying Down to__
Road movie destination
Carnaval site
Copa site
Grande opening
Grande or Plata
Blame It on ___
Road movie town
Carnival site
Grande beginner
Popular cruise stop
__ de Janeiro
Bravo or Grande
Brazilian getaway
River, to Renaldo
Road destination
___ de Janeiro
Cruise stop in Brazil
2016 Olympics host
Sugarloaf Mountain locale, informally
1982 double-platinum Duran Duran record
City with the world's biggest urban forest, casually
Site of the 2016 Summer Olympics
Animated movie that I pretty much only know because there's an "Angry Birds" version of it
Animated picture with the voice of will.i.am
Carnival city
Movie with an Angry Birds tie-in
2011 animated film starring a Minnesotan macaw
Animated film about a flightless bird
Animated movie with Jamie Foxx as the voice of Nico
Film with the voices of Jesse Eisenberg and Anne Hathaway
2016 Olympics city
2016 Olympics city, casually
Subcompact from South Korea, not Brazil
2016 Olympics locale
Bravo, for one
Home of terrifying Brazilian president-elect Jair Bolsonaro
2016 Olympics host, casually
Kia model
World's second-largest Lusophone city
Brazilian city with a rainforest inside its municipal limits
City where Simone Manuel and Simone Biles both won golds
Grande destino de Carnaval
Grande or Colorado
Sugarloaf city, for short
__ Bravo (Wayne film)
Copacabana site
Carnaval city
Hope/Crosby destination
S.A. resort
Rock in ___ (2001 Iron Maiden album)
1983 Duran Duran hit
2011 animated movie about a Spix's Macaw
2014 World Cup final city
2016 Olympics host city hopeful
Brazilian carnival spot
Carnival locale
City that hosted the 1950 World Cup final
City where "City of God" takes place
Galeão-Antonio Carlos Jobim International Airport city, briefly
Girl in a Duran Duran hit who "dances on the sand"
She "dances on the sand," according to Duran Duran
Vacation place to do the samba
Cruise port, briefly
Brazilian coffee
She dances on the sand, per a Duran Duran hit
Christ the Redeemer's home
Christ The Redeemer overlooks it
Sugarloaf Mountain's home
Carnival spot
City with "dirty feet bars," for short
Corcovado's city, in short
Setting for Hitchcock's "Notorious"
Christ the Redeemer looks over it, for short
South American resort
Brazillan hot spot
Brazilian resort
Resort for short
Resort, familiarly
Carnival venue
Copacabana locale
Site for samba
Ipanema's locale
Wayne film "__ Bravo"
Carnival setting
Ipanema locale
Ipanema's city
Resort to fly to
Copacabana city
Copacabana home
2016 Olympics site
Agua source
Agua bringer
Kia subcompact
Subcompact model
Brazilian city, for short
Flying Down to ___ (1933 Astaire/Rogers classic)
Spanish river
City encompassing Ipanema
Where the statue of Cristo Redentor stands
Del ___, Tex.
Rock in ___ (Brazilian music festival)
City of God setting
Site of the statue "Christ the Redeemer," familiarly
Sugarloaf Mountain's city, briefly
___ Grande
Del ___, Texas
Setting of Hitchcock's "Notorious"
South America's "Marvelous City"
Ebro, por ejemplo
City watched over by "Christ the Redeemer"
2016 Olympics host city
Something to see una canoa on
Sambadrome setting, familiarly
See 13-Across
A Hope-Crosby destination
Big Brazilian city, for short
Brazilian hot spot, briefly
Brazilian port, familiarly
Brazilian vacation spot
City "by the sea, oh"
Word with Rita or Grande
Olympics host 64 years after 52-Down
Where I go "when my baby smiles at me", in a classic song
Destination of the Hindenburg's first transatlantic trip, informally
Its airport was named for the composer Jobim, familiarly
Place named partially after a month, popularly
Where cariocas live, informally
South American metropolis, familiarly
Road film destination
___ Bravo (John Wayne film)
Bronco or Muni preceder
Popular cruise port
Brazilian getaway city
Brazilian tourist mecca, briefly
River, to Raoul
Sugarloaf Mountain locale, briefly
Black Orpheus setting
1983 Duran Duran tune
Brazilian port of call
Brazilian port, for short
City known for Carnival
Pre-Lenten carnival site
Blame It on ___ (Caine comedy)
Flying Down to ___
South American cruise stop
Brazilian city, popularly
Brazilian vacation destination, for short
First word of three John Wayne movie titles
1947 Hope-Crosby destination
Brazil metropolis, familiarly
Brazilian hot spot
Blame It on ___ (Michael Caine flick)
Brazil resort, familiarly
Brazilian metropolis
Brazilian resort, for short
Country group Diamond ___
Latin metropolis
South American setting of Hitchcock's "Notorious"
Carnival place
Copacabana Beach site
Copacabana city, familiarly
River, to Ricardo
Second-largest city on the Atlantic coast
___ Bravo
Christ the Redeemer site
Copa location
Vegas resort hotel named for a big carnival site
Brazilian city, familiarly
Carnival locale, on brochures
Christ the Redeemer locale, briefly
Mexican flower?
___ de Oro
Christ the Redeemer locale
Host of the 2016 Olympics, familiarly
2016 Olympics site, familiarly
Brazilian hot spot, familiarly
Carnival location
Host of the 2016 Summer Games
2014 World Cup locale, familiarly
2014 World Cup setting, briefly
Copacabana setting, briefly
Grande or Bravo
Resort added to the answers at 17-, 25-, 43-, and 59-Across
South American city to be blamed, per a 1984 movie title
2016 Olympics venue
2014 World Cup city
Vegas hotel
Mexican river
Duran Duran song
Vegas hotel that hosts the World Series of Poker
City whose crossword ubiquity will seem all the more justified next summer
___ 2 (upcoming sequel directed by Carlos Saldanha)
2011 animated film, or where it takes place
Kia compact
Site of the next Summer Olympics
Where Felix Baumgartner BASE jumped from the hand of the "Christ the Redeemer" statue
S.A. vacation destination
Site of Simone Biles's four gold medals
Carnival city for short
Ebro, for one
Grande or Rancho
Sugar Loaf Mt. city
Branco or Bravo
Brazil's former capital
City of 63 Across
Copa locale
SA junket destination
Cruise destination
River, in Spain
South American capital until 1960
South American resort city
2nd largest Atlantic coast city
City on Guanabara Bay
Popular resort
River in Toledo
__ Bravo
Brazil's capital before Brasília
Orinoco, e.g.
Pinar del __: Cuban city
South-of-the-border river?
__ Grande
Ricardo's river
Madeira, por ejemplo
Guanabara Bay city
The Girl From Ipanema setting
Brazilian resort, familiarly
Brazilian port
Carnival resort
Site of Floresta da Tijuca, one of the world's largest urban forests
Brazilian-themed Vegas casino, with "The"
Brazil's capital until 1960
South American vacation spot
2014 World Cup final site
El Amazonas, por ejemplo
Where agua flows
__ Negro: Amazon tributary
2011 animated film set in Brazil
Angry Birds sequel setting
It beat out Madrid as host city for the 2016 Olympics
Copacabana beach locale
River, in Mexico
Atlantic resort city
Where Brazil took Olympic soccer gold
Where Simone Biles won four golds
Road to __: Hope/Crosby film
Brazil map word
Brazilian vacay destination
2011 film set in Brazil
Cristo Redentor city
Feeder of un lago
River, to Roberto
Brazil metropolis
Hope/Crosby film destination
Maracanã Stadium city
Spain's Ebro, por ejemplo
2016 Summer Olympics city
Brazilian city
Drag queen Bianca Del __
Animated film about a bird from Brazil
Code name on "Money Heist"
Kia sedan
Carioca city
Copacabana city, casually
Copacabana setting
River to Rivera
Cruise port
Road-picture destination
__ Rita
Bravo or Lobo
Oaxaca waterway
River: Sp.
A "Road" destination
Port, for short
Word in three John Wayne film titles
Astaire/Rogers destination
Carnival town
Brazilian resort, briefly
Cruise port, for short
Dolores Del __
Grande or Bravo lead-in
South American holiday spot
River, to Juan
Sugarloaf locale
Recent Olympics venue
Site of the last Olympics
__ Rancho, NM
Notorious setting
City "by the sea-o"
2007 Pan American Games host
Bolivian river
Where Ipanema is
Feature on "un mapa"
Copacabana's city
Sugar Loaf Mountain city
Sugar Loaf Mountain locale
World capital until 1960
Big city for soccer
Sugar Loaf Mountain site
__ de Janeiro, Brazil
#1 tourist city in the Southern Hemisphere
Annual Carnaval locale
__ Grande (part of Texas' border)
Brazilian-themed Vegas casino
Most visited Southern Hemisphere city
19th-century capital of Portugal
Brazil city, briefly
Capital before Brasilia
Sambadrome locale
Spaniard's river
Vegas hotel with Samba Suites
South Atlantic port, for short
2014 World Cup site
2016 Summer Games setting
Agua que fluye
Pão de Açúcar city
Subcompact based on the Hyundai Accent
Annual Carnival locale
Large South American city
Beijing ('08), London ('12), __ ('16)
Flowing "agua"
Former South American capital
Last Summer Olympics city
Where Bolt last got three golds
__ Bravo (una frontera norte de México)
Apelido da cidade brasileira
Brazil-themed Vegas casino
Resort where it's summer in February
River in Madrid
River in Panama
Sugarloaf city
Year-round vacation city
Southern Hemisphere metropolis
Where Bolt got three golds
Portuguese river (also)
Southern Hemisphere resort
River, to a 20 Across
Where Bolt won three golds
El Ebro, por ejemplo
Sugarloaf setting
Capital on Guanabara Bay, familiarly
Destination in a Hope/Crosby "Road" picture
Start of three John Wayne movie titles
1992 Earth Summit locale
Carioca's home
Pão de Açúcar's city, familiarly
___ Rancho (suburb of Albuquerque)
Host city for the 2007 Pan American Games
With 38-Across, 1942 Abbott and Costello film
___ de Janeiro, Brazil
Duran Duran album with the hit "Hungry Like the Wolf"
Sugarloaf Mountain city, briefly
___ Lobo (1970 John Wayne film)
1983 Duran Duran song
Carnival-themed Las Vegas casino
Guanabara's capital
Manchester United defender ___ Ferdinand
Where the airline Varig is headquartered
The Marvelous City
Girl from Ipanema's home
Los del ___ ("Macarena" duo)
Orinoco, por ejemplo
Samba city
Setting of Maracanã Stadium
Center of Good Neighbor spirit.
Kind of coffee.
Seaport of Brazil.
President Carlos Arroyo Del ___ of Ecuador.
Vargas's capital: Colloq.
Variety of coffee.
Vargas' capital.
Capital of Brazil: Colloq.
South American capital.
President Dutra's capital.
Beautiful S. Amer. seaport.
Brazilian capital.
Brazilian destination.
Dolores del ___.
Port for a cruise ship.
So. American city.
Sugar Loaf Mt. site.
Where Sugar Loaf is.
World cruise stop.
Brazil's capital.
Pride of Brazil.
Site of Sugar Loaf.
Dutra's capital.
Port of many cruise ships.
President Vargas' capital.
Site of Copacobana Beach.
Where President Vargas works.
Huge port in coffee trade.
Where 1 Across works.
Where Sugar Loaf Mt. is.
Where Sugarloaf Mountain is.
___ de la Plata.
Brazil's playground.
___ de Oro, Africa.
Rolling Down to ___.
Beautiful harbor.
Operetta "___ Rita."
S. A. capital.
Big city of S. A.
Brazil's big town.
Short for a big city.
Beautiful harbor of S. A.
Brazil's metropolis.
Harbor dominated by Sugar Loaf.
Relative of an arroyo.
Texas' border.
City NE of 19 Across.
South American port.
___ Muni.
___ Rita.
Brazilian metropolis, for short.
River: Span.
So. American capital: Colloq.
Where Copacabana beach is.
___ Amazonas.
Blame It on ___, 1984 film
Blanco or Bravo
Rita's city
___ Tinto, city in Brazil
Del ___, Texas city.
River, in Brazil.
Short for a New World city.
Where the Copacabana is.
Cruise port of S. A.
Cruise port of South America.
S. A. city.
Great port, for short.
Mexican waterway.
The Amazon, for one.
City of over 3 million.
The Grande.
River in mañana land.
___ Branco.
Amazon, for one.
Brasilia's predecessor.
Capital city.
See 43 Across.
Site of 29 Down.
Grande or Rita.
De Oro or Grande
Sight from Sugar Loaf
Rita or Bravo
S. A. port
Start of the Grande
Place to fly down to
___ Piedras, Puerto Rico
Copa's city
Cariocas' city
Grande or de Oro
Rita or Grande
Branco or de Oro
Spanish stream
Grande
___ Vista, Calif.
Rita's bailiwick
Site of Sugar Loaf Mt.
Flying Down to ___, 1933 song
Rita's home
Branco or Grande
Corcovado's city
Home of a Carioca, for short
Juan's river
S.A. port, for short
Sugar Loaf's city
___ Branco, Brazil
Bravo or Muni
Bravo or Negro
Grande, for example
Ebro or Mayo
Type of coffee
Ebro, e.g.
Grande predecessor
Rita's place
S.A. port, informally
The Tagus is one
Any Venetian canal
Astaire-Rogers destination: 1933
Brazilian's coffee
Lerma or Pánuco
___ Claro, Brazil
Flying Down to ___, 1933 film
A Brazilian coffee
Canal, to a Venetian
Ebro or Tagus
Mayo, e.g.
Road to ___, 1947 film
___ Bravo, Wayne film
Ebro is one
John Wayne's "___ Bravo"
Bravo or Branco
Brazil's ___ Branco
End of a movie road
Homophone for a classic car
Muni or Grande
___ Bravo, J. Wayne film
El Tajo, e.g.
Flight destination in songdom
One Grande
___ Bravo, 1959 Wayne film
Branco, e.g.
Pardo or Bonito
A Hope-Crosby location
Duran Duran album
Former cap. of Brazil
Ziegfeld musical comedy, with 31 Across
Flying Down to _____
Road to_____
Bravo, e.g.
John Wayne's "_____ Lobo"
Juarez river
Start of three John Wayne titles
1946 song "A Rainy Night in ____”
Country music's Diamond _____
Flight destination in 1933 title
River, in 9 Across
_____ de la Plata
Title city in a Fred Astaire hit
Wild Orchid locale, 1990
Capital city till 1960
Port with a natural harbor
Where Maracana Stadium is
___ Group (Latin American association)
___ Piedras, P.R.
Brazilian vacation destination
___ Bravo (1959 film)
Earth Summit host, 1992
Southern vacation spot
Uruguay, for one
Earth Summit site
Lago feeder
Place to do the samba
Popular resort, briefly
Popular vacation spot
Spain's Guadalquivir, e.g.
With 21-Across, a 1970 John Wayne film
Océano feeder
Road to ___ (1947 comedy starring Bing Crosby and 57-Down)
___ Lobo (John Wayne film)
Antonio Carlos Jobim airport locale
Uruguay, e.g.
City in a Peter Allen song title
City that Fred Astaire was "flying down to" in a 1934 hit
Guanabara Bay locale
Wayne film "___ Bravo"
Notorious setting, 1946
Blanco or Negro
Brazilian vacation spot, informally
1950 World Cup host, with a stadium for 180,000+ people
36-Down, por ejemplo
John Wayne's "___ Lobo"
Madeira, e.g.
Tuneful city "by the sea-o"
Varig destination
1941 musical comedy "That Night in ___"
Resort city that shares its name with a Duran Duran hit
Sugar Loaf Mountain site, briefly
A Rainy Night in ___ (1946 hit)
Road to ___ (1947 flick)
That Night in ___ (1941 film)
Hit 2011 animated film
Museu do Índio site
Vegas casino hotel, with "the"
Cherry ice cream smile wearer, in a Duran Duran hit
2014 World Cup locale, for short
El Paraguay, e.g.
Ipanema's city, for short
Birthplace of the bossa nova
Rock in ___ (major music festival)
Summer Olympics host after London
Vegas casino
Vegas casino that hosts the World Series of Poker, with "the"
Hit animated film of 2011
South American cruise stop, for short
1947 Hope/Crosby "Road" movie destination
1982 double-platinum Duran Duran album
2011 animated musical
2016 Olympics city, informally
Animated film franchise starting in 2011
El Amazonas, e.g.
Exotic "Now, Voyager" setting
Olympics host after London
Her name is ___ and she dances on the sand (1983 pop lyric)
1983 double-platinum album by Duran Duran
Carnival city, casually
City hard hit by the Zika virus
Ipanema's locale, for short
Olympics venue between London and Tokyo
South America's ___ Negro
Where gymnast Simone Biles won Olympic gold
___ Conchos, 1964 western
Brazilian-themed Vegas hotel
El Orinoco, e.g.
Locale of Phelps's last five gold medals
2016 Olympics host, informally
Carnival setting, informally
What Christ the Redeemer overlooks, for short
Where the U.S. won its 1,000th Summer Olympic gold
1983 double-platinum Duran Duran album
Carnival city, informally
Carnival host
Feature on a Spanish map
Grande preceder
Hit 2011 animated movie
Host of the Olympics where golf returned after a 112-year hiatus
South America's Carnaval city, informally
Where I go "when my baby smiles at me," in song
Where Ipanema Beach is
Brazil's Amazonas, e.g.
Brazil's ___ Roosevelt
City that's home to the Sugarloaf Cable Car, informally
El Misisipi, e.g.
Home of the statue Christ the Redeemer, familiarly
Setting for Hitchcock's "Notorious," informally
Vegas casino with the Penn & Teller Theater
Where swimmer Katie Ledecky won four Olympic golds
Home of the world's largest carnival
Home to the Christ the Redeemer statue, in brief
Summer Olympics host before Tokyo
The city in 2002's "City of God"
Vegas hotel and casino that is the longtime host of the World Series of Poker
Where gymnast Simone Biles won four golds
Carnival locale, briefly
Home to Maracanã Stadium
Setting for the memorable cable car scene in "Moonraker"
Her name is ___ and she dances on the sand (Duran Duran lyric)
Bravo in the movies?
Capital of Brazil until 1960, informally
Home of Christ the Redeemer, informally
2016 Summer Olympics host, informally
Birthplace of bossa nova
Casino that houses the Penn & Teller Theater
City that's home to Copacabana Beach, familiarly
Summer Olympics host between London and Tokyo
Site of the 2007 World Puzzle Championship
'83 Duran Duran hit
'Blame It on --' ('84 film)
-- Branco, Brazil
-- de Janeiro
-- de Janeiro, Brazil
-- de la Plata
'Blame It on --'
-- Bravo
-- de Oro
Brazilian city, briefly
Ipanema site
Blameworthy city?
City in Brazil, briefly
Port in Brazil, for short
Her name is ___ and she dances on the sand
Duran Duran's girl who dances on the sand
-- Grande City, Texas
Copa's home
Ipanema site, briefly
Hungry Like the Wolf album
'82 Duran Duran smash
She dances on the sand
She dances on the sand, to Duran Duran
'82 Duran Duran album
Duran Duran "Save a Prayer" album
City of God setting, briefly
Ipanema Beach setting
2016 Olympic city
Carnival host, informally
Carnival setting, familiarly
City with favelas, familiarly
Home to Ipanema beach, briefly
Brazilian state ___ Grande do Sul
Mayor Luis Paulo Conde's city, for short
___ Summit
Home to Sugarloaf Mountain
City infamous for its slums
Classic New Wave album of 1982
Corcovado Peak overlooks it
It's on Guanabara Bay
Summit site of 1992
Leme Beach locale
2011 movie set in Brazil
Home to the world's biggest annual Carnival celebration, for short
Vegas hotel featuring the Ipanema Tower
2011 animated movie set in Brazil
Host of the 2016 Olympics, for short
Las Vegas hotel where Penn & Teller perform
South America's _cidade maravilhosa_ (wonderful city), familiarly
Blame It On _____ (Caine movie)
Blame It on _____ (Demi Moore film)
Maracana Stadium locale
Road to _____ (1947)
Brazilian attraction
Wayne film "_____ Bravo"
West of the _____ Grande (1944)
Carnaval hotspot
Word with Grande
Blame It On ___ (Caine film)
Lead-in for Branco or Bravo
Lead-in for Bravo
___ Cuarto, Argentina
Former capital on Guanabara Bay, briefly
Popular cruise port, briefly
Brazil's tourist lure
Carnival city, briefly
Copacabana city, informally
Former capital on Guanabara Bay
Black Orpheus locale
Christ the Redeemer city
Diamond ___ (country music group)
Ipanema city
River in Peru
Short name for a popular South American city
Where Christ the Redeemer stands
City the sea-o
Road to ___
Next Summer Olympics host
Brazilian burg, for short
Brazilian city, informally
Guanabara Bay city, briefly
Start of three John Wayne films
Where to find "Christ the Redeemer"
___ Grande (border river)
Christ the Redeemer city, briefly
2016 Olympic site
Brazil tourist city, briefly
Brazilian tourist city, informally
Copacabana Beach city
Home of Christ the Redeemer, briefly
Recent Olympics site
Brazil hot spot
Brazilian destination, briefly
Brazilian tourist spot, briefly
Corcovado is there
Corcovado spot
Recent Olympics host
2011 Blu movie
Brazilian metropolis, informally
Brazilian metropolis, slangily
Ipanema Beach's city, informally
Spanish for "river"
Brazil's capital before Brasilia, informally
Ipanema Beach locale, informally
Major city in Brazil, briefly
Summer Olympics site after London
Where Simone Biles won four Olympic golds
Brazil's second-most populous city, for short
Brazilian Carnival city, briefly
Brazilian bossa nova hub, informally
Brazilian carnival city, informally
Copacabana's Brazilian city, informally
First South American city to host the Olympics
River, in Venezuela
Animated movie set in Brazil
City run by King Momo five days per year
The ___ Grande
Where Claressa Shields most recently won Olympic gold
Where Katie Ledecky won four golds
Where Simone Manuel won gold
Bossa nova's Brazilian birthplace, briefly
Seaside Brazilian city, for short
2011 animated film, or a Brazilian city's nickname
Ipanema's city, familiarly
Animated film featuring a macaw named Blu
Animated film set in Brazil
Brazilian home to Ipanema and Rocinha, familiarly
Lead-in to "Grande" or "Lobo"
Nickname for Copacabana's city
River, in Spanish
Brazilian fun capital
Brazilian port briefly
Del ____ Texas
____ Bravo : '59 film
____ Grande
City in Brazil for short
Rita or Muni
S. American city
Sugar Loaf site
___ Rancho NM
City in SA
River, to Juanita
Riveras river
Carnival site, familiarly
Grande or Lobo
Grande, for one
Where Carnival is celebrated
Brazilian vacation destination, informally
Place name with Claro or Cuarto
River in Costa Rica
Brazilian hot spot, informally
Carnival location, for short
Carnival site, for short
It's Grande
River of Spain?
It's "by the sea-o"
___ Grande River
Los Del ___ ("Macarena" band)
Carnaval locale
Resort on Guanabara Bay
Copacabana Beach site, for short
John Wayne film: "___ Bravo"
Future Olympics host
Riot without end?
Site of the 2016 Olympics
Animated movie featuring birds
Bravo starter
Sugarloaf Mountain's city
Blame It on ___ (Demi Moore film)
___ Bravo (Western)
Brazilian port, commonly
Grande, e.g.
2016 Olympics host, for short
2016 Olympics site, for short
Ipanema locale, for short
Black Orpheus city, for short
2016 Olympics city, for short
2016 Summer Games site, for short
Brazilian beach city, briefly
Brazilian hot spot, for short
Copacabana's city, for short
Carnival city, familiarly
Ipanema's city, briefly
2016 Olympics city, familiarly
Brazilian metropolis, briefly
Copacabana's city, informally
Brazil's second-largest city, informally
Brazil's capital until 1960, for short
Brazil's second-largest city, for short
Christ the Redeemer city, for short
Ipanema Beach's city
Where Simone Biles and Simone Manuel won Olympic gold
Copacabana Beach's city
Nickname for a Brazilian city
Cuban river
Ipanema's place
Carioca city, briefly
Corcovado mountain site
Del __, Tex.
2011 animated film about a blue macaw named Blu
Barra da Tijuca city
Former capital of Brazil
Guanabara Palace city
Site of Brazil's Rock the Mountain festival
Animated film that takes place in Brazil
Brazilian setting of the Museum of Tomorrow
See 68 Across
Capital until 1960
Hope/Crosby destination of 1942
Hope/Crosby destination of 1947
1982 Duran Duran album
Duran Duran album and hit single
Ipanema setting
1983 hit for Duran Duran
2011 animated film featuring a macaw named Blu
Estadio Olimpico Joao Havelange location
2011 animated film about a macaw named Blu
Car from Kia
2011 film for which George Lopez voiced a toucan
Host inserted into this puzzle's theme answers
Where Phelps won five more gold medals
Where Phelps won his 23rd gold medal
Where Simone Biles won gold
2016 Games host
Capital on Guanabara Bay
City close to the Tropic of Capricorn
Copacabana Beach location
Copacabana Beach setting
Favela city
Peruvian river
Site of the 2014 World Cup final
Sugar Loaf Mountain location
Where Katie Ledecky won four Olympic gold medals
Where Simone Biles won four gold medals
Kia car
Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon site
Where Katie Ledecky won four gold medals
___ Bravo (John Wayne movie)
Barra Olympic Park setting
Destination of the fifth Crosby-Hope "Road to" movie
Flow of agua
Host casino of the World Series of Poker
Popular Brazilian destination
Ritzy Vegas hotel
Soul's sibling
Where Katie Ledecky earned four gold medals
Atlantic city, casually
City with a big annual carnival
Ipanema Beach's city, casually
Sugarloaf Mountain's city, for short
Summer Games host between London and Tokyo
One with a mouth in another tongue?
Only South American Olympics host, for short
Popular vacation destination
Sugarloaf Mountain setting
Vegas hotel/casino with Ipanema Towers
View from Sugarloaf Mountain
Where Michael Phelps won his 23rd gold medal
El Tajo o el Ebro, por ejemplo
Word before Lobo or Bravo
2011 animated film featuring a blue macaw
2014 World Cup final setting
2016 Summer Olympics host
Site of the largest carnival in the world, per Guinness
Site of the world's biggest carnival