Rio2C, Latin America’s Largest Creativity Meet, Consolidates as International Event
The 2026 edition of Rio2C is set to establish itself as a key international event for the creative industries in Latin America. Organizers anticipate breaking last year's attendance record, highlighting the growing integration between Brazil and its Spanish-speaking neighbors. The event will feature a diverse range of speakers and activities, showcasing the strength of the region's creative sector.
- ▪Rio2C is the largest creativity gathering in Latin America, taking place from May 27-31, 2026.
- ▪The event aims to break last year's record attendance of 55,000 people and 2,088 speakers from 39 countries.
- ▪Rafael Lazarini, the founder, emphasized the importance of connecting Brazil's creative industry with Spanish-speaking countries.
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Home Film Global May 20, 2026 10:55am PT Rio2C, Latin America’s Largest Creativity Meet, Consolidates as International Event Among international creatives and executives speaking at this year's Rio2C are Francisco Ramos, Axel Kuschevatzky, Daniel Burman, Jorge Drexler, Gastón Gorali, Adam Chase, Javier Gómez Santander and Arturo Chavez By Marcelo Cajueiro Plus Icon Marcelo Cajueiro Latest Rio de Janeiro Hosts a Record 10,930 Days of Filming 2 months ago Golden Globes Confirm Date for Tribute Gala in Rio de Janeiro 5 months ago Producer Estudio Escarlate Launches at Rio Fest the Sustainable Audiovisual Manual 7 months ago See All Infinity Hill's Axel Kuschevatzky and Rio2C founder Rafael Lazarini Courtesy of @maritedejesus/Rio2C RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — The 2026 edition of Rio2C, the…
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