en.Wedoany.com Reported - The city of Cascavel in the state of Paraná, Brazil, recently held its traditional Workers' Day celebration, with the core event being the world's largest bonfire barbecue, certified by Guinness World Records. Around 25,000 people participated, and 17 tons of beef were grilled on-site, using 600 beef rib racks, along with 1.5 tons of coarse salt, 900 kilograms of potatoes, 1 ton of cassava, and many other ingredients. The event started in the early morning, with hundreds of rib racks slow-roasting over charcoal for hours, filling the entire São José Archdiocesan Seminary with an irresistible aroma.

This festival began in the 1960s and has been certified by Guinness World Records since 2017. The event is not only a culinary feast but also has religious and charitable aspects, with proceeds used for the maintenance of the seminary and the training of clergy. Over 1,000 volunteers participate in the organization, and the event also includes a mass, a motorcycle parade, and more. The Cascavel bonfire barbecue has become a symbol of Brazilian barbecue culture and community cohesion.

The 2026 event will feature an expanded venue with increased seating and service facilities. This celebration boosts local tourism and showcases the traditional culinary skills of Paraná.

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