Referring Clues

• 1947 Hope/Crosby destination
• ___ Bravo
• Bravo, e.g.
• City on Guanabara Bay
• ___ Group (Latin American association)
• ___ Piedras, P.R.
• A "Road" destination
• "Wild Orchid" locale, 1990
• Where Maracana Stadium is
• Capital city till 1960
• Port with a natural harbor
• Carnival site
• "Blame It on ___" (Caine comedy)
• Orinoco, e.g.
• ___ Grande
• Latin metropolis
• "Black Orpheus" setting
• Brazilian city
• Brazilian vacation destination
• Carnival locale
• Earth Summit host, 1992
• Copacabana site
• ___ de Janeiro
• Southern vacation spot
• "___ Bravo" (1959 film)
• Carnaval site
• Uruguay, for one
• Carnival city
• Hope-Crosby destination
• With 21-Across, a 1970 John Wayne film
• Spain's Guadalquivir, e.g.
• Popular resort, briefly
• Hope/Crosby film destination
• Place to do the samba
• Copacabana locale
• Earth Summit site
• Popular vacation spot
• Lago feeder
• Carnival place
• Brazilian city, familiarly
• Océano feeder
• Guanabara Bay city
• Copacabana city
• Copa locale
• Sugar Loaf Mountain site
• Uruguay, e.g.
• Where Sugarloaf Mountain is
• "Flying Down to ___"
• Antonio Carlos Jobim airport locale
• "___ Lobo" (John Wayne film)
• City that Fred Astaire was "flying down to" in a 1934 hit
• Guanabara Bay locale
• Wayne film "___ Bravo"
• Brazilian hot spot
• Ipanema locale
• City in a Peter Allen song title
• Blanco or Negro
• "Road" film destination
• Brazilian hot spot, briefly
• Copacabana Beach site
• Brazilian vacation spot, informally
• Sugarloaf Mountain locale, briefly
• "Notorious" setting, 1946
• 1950 World Cup host, with a stadium for 180,000+ people
• 36-Down, por ejemplo
• Brazilian getaway
• John Wayne's "___ Lobo"
• Kia model
• Madeira, e.g.
• Varig destination
• Tuneful city "by the sea-o"
• Resort city that shares its name with a Duran Duran hit
• 1941 musical comedy "That Night in ___"
• Kia subcompact
• "Notorious" setting
• Copacabana Beach locale
• Rock in ___ (largest rock festival in the world)
• Sugar Loaf Mountain site, briefly
• "Road to ___" (1947 flick)
• Carnaval city
• Grande opening?
• "A Rainy Night in ___" (1946 hit)
• 1983 Duran Duran hit
• South American cruise stop
• Brazilian vacation spot
• Pre-Lenten carnival site
• Brazilian port of call
• 1983 Duran Duran tune
• Brazilian port, for short
• City known for Carnival
• Brazilian resort
• Brazilian port, familiarly
• City "by the sea, oh"
• Brazilian city, popularly
• Brazilian vacation destination, for short
• Carnival setting
• First word of three John Wayne movie titles
• South American resort
• Bravo or Grande
• 1947 Hope-Crosby destination
• Brazil metropolis, familiarly
• Brazilian metropolis
• Brazil resort, familiarly
• "Blame It on ___" (Michael Caine flick)
• Country group Diamond ___
• South American setting of Hitchcock's "Notorious"
• Brazilian resort, for short
• Brazilian tourist mecca, briefly
• River, to Raoul
• Bravo, for one
• Brazilian getaway city
• Popular cruise port
• "___ Bravo" (John Wayne film)
• Second-largest city on the Atlantic coast
• Copacabana city, familiarly
• River, to Ricardo
• Pão de Açúcar's city, familiarly
• ___ Rancho (suburb of Albuquerque)
• Ipanema's city
• Ipanema's locale
• 2016 Olympics locale
• "Blame It on ___"
• ___ de Janeiro, Brazil
• Host city for the 2007 Pan American Games
• With 38-Across, 1942 Abbott and Costello film
• Duran Duran album with the hit "Hungry Like the Wolf"
• Copacabana setting
• Sugarloaf Mountain city, briefly
• Where the airline Varig is headquartered
• Manchester United defender ___ Ferdinand
• 1983 Duran Duran song
• Carnival-themed Las Vegas casino
• "___ Lobo" (1970 John Wayne film)
• Guanabara's capital
• Girl from Ipanema's home
• Samba city
• "The Marvelous City"
• Los del ___ ("Macarena" duo)
• Setting of Maracanã Stadium
• Brazilian port
• Site of Floresta da Tijuca, one of the world's largest urban forests
• ___ Grande
• Carnival resort
• Brazil's capital before Brasília
• Brazilian resort, familiarly
• "The Girl From Ipanema" setting
• "___ Bravo"
• Pinar del ___: Cuban city
• South-of-the-border river?
• River in Spain
• Carnival location
• Madeira, por ejemplo
• Bolivian river
• Spanish river
• ___ de Janeiro
• 2007 Pan American Games host
• Cruise port
• Where Ipanema is
• River, in Spain
• "Notorious" setting
• Brazilian city, for short
• River, to Roberto
• Feature on "un mapa"
• "___ Bravo"
• Christ the Redeemer city
• Lead-in for Branco or Bravo
• "Blame it on ___" (Caine film)
• "Blame It on ___"
• River in Peru
• Diamond ___ (country music group)
• Ipanema city
• Short name for a popular South American city
• "___ Bravo" (Wayne film)
• Where Christ the Redeemer stands
• "Black Orpheus" locale
• Former capital on Guanabara Bay
• Popular cruise port, briefly
• "Black Orpheus" setting
• "Christ the Redeemer" locale
• "___ Lobo" (John Wayne film)
• ___ de la Plata
• Lead-in for "Bravo"
• Start of three John Wayne movie titles
• Former capital on Guanabara Bay, briefly
• Carnival city, briefly
• Maracana Stadium locale
• Copacabana city, informally
• Brazil's tourist lure
• Bravo or Lobo
• "Blame It on ___" (Caine film)
• ___ Branco, Brazil
• ___ Grande River
• It's "by the sea-o"
• Sugar Loaf Mountain locale, briefly
• River of Spain?
• Brazilian destination
• It's Grande
• Brazilian hot spot, informally
• Carnival site, for short
• Carnival location, for short
• Place name with Claro or Cuarto
• River in Costa Rica
• Brazilian vacation destination, informally
• Hope/Crosby destination
• Los Del ___ ("Macarena" band)
• Sugar Loaf Mountain locale
• Copacabana's city
• Brazilian-themed Vegas casino, with "The"
• Big Brazilian city, for short
• Setting for Hitchcock's "Notorious"
• World capital until 1960
• 2016 Olympics city
• Sugar Loaf Mountain city
• Carnival city, casually
• Carioca's home
• River, in Mexico
• Resort on Guanabara Bay
• Sugarloaf setting
• "That Night in ___" (1941 film)
• Carnaval locale
• Big city for soccer
• Hit 2011 animated film
• 2016 Olympics site
• "Christ the Redeemer" locale
• Lead-in for "Bravo"
• "___ Bravo"
• Pinar del ___: Cuban city
• Grande opening
• Start of three John Wayne titles
• Crosby-Hope destination
• River, to Rivera
• 1992 Earth Summit site
• Feature on "un mapa"
• Vegas casino hotel, with "the"
• Metropolis, to Pedro
• Old auto
• Capital city, to Pedro
• City in Brazil
• Brazil's capital until 1960
• 2016 Olympics host
• ___ de Oro
• Mexican flower?
• Vegas hotel that hosts the World Series of Poker
• Spanish watercourse
• "road movie" locale
• Museu do Índio site
• 2011 animated film about a blue macaw named Blu
• Waterway in spain
• Spanish for metro
• Christ the Redeemer locale, briefly
• 35 Across city
• South American vacation spot
• City of Brazil, for short
• Brazilian tourist mecca
• Brazilian resort city
• Mardi Gras city
• Carioca city
• 2016 Olympics setting
• Carnival spot
• Hackneyed
• Southern resort
• 'Flying Down to ___'
• Ipanema is there
• Carnival venue
• Carnival center
• Hope/Crosby 'Road' destination
• Place to fly down to
• 38-Across port
• City in Brazil, briefly
• Blameworthy city?
• Copa's city
• Brazilian city, briefly
• Ipanema site
• 'Blame It on ___'
• Spanish stream
• Pedro's river
• Start of three Wayne films
• Christ the Redeemer locale
• A samba place
• 2011 animated film that grossed almost $500 million worldwide
• Where the statue of Cristo Redentor stands
• Annual Carnaval locale
• John Wayne film: "___ Bravo"
• "Road to ___"
• Copacabana Beach site, for short
• Argentine city
• #1 tourist city in the Southern Hemisphere
• Ipanema's site
• 2011 animated movie about a Spix's macaw
• Resort, for short
• "___ Rita" ('42 film)
• Lead-in for Bravo
• Animated film that grossed almost $500 million in 2011
• 1947 comedy, "Road to ___"
• Ipanema's city, for short
• Christ the Redeemer overlooks it
• "Cherry ice cream smile" wearer, in a Duran Duran hit
• ___ Grande (part of Texas' border)
• El Paraguay, e.g.
• 2011 movie about a smitten macaw
• "City the sea-o"
• Sugarloaf Mountain site
• Animated picture with the voice of will.i.am
• Vegas hotel
• River in Spain?
• 2014 World Cup locale, for short
• Next Summer Olympics host
• Brazil-ian city
• Host of the 2016 Olympics, familiarly
• Roberto's river
• 2014 World Cup final site
• With 22-Down, John Wayne movie
• El Amazonas, por ejemplo
• 2016 Olympics site, familiarly
• "Grande" preceder
• Site of the 2016 Olympics
• Riot without end?
• Future Olympics host
• Where agua flows
• Vegas casino that hosts the World Series of Poker, with "the"
• Brazil burg briefly
• 1983 hit for Duran Duran
• Summer Olympics host after London
• Vegas casino
• Host of the 2016 Summer Games
• 2011 cartoon movie with a planned 2014 sequel
• Home to Sugarloaf Mountain
• 2014 World Cup city
• Rock in ___ (major music festival)
• Brazilian burg, for short
• Grande preceder
• Birthplace of the bossa nova
• Metropolis, to Manuel
• Brazilian-themed Vegas casino
• Brazilian hot spot, familiarly
• Brazil city, briefly
• South American cruise stop, for short
• River, to Ramone
• Sugarloaf Mountain's city
• South American city to be blamed, per a 1984 movie title
• Estadio Olimpico Joao Havelange location
• Brazilian tourist spot
• Port in Brazil, for short
• Brazilian city with a "Christ the Redeemer" landmark
• River: Sp.
• Resort added to the answers at 17-, 25-, 43-, and 59-Across
• Ebro, por ejemplo
• Grande or Bravo
• Bravo starter
• ___ Grande (border river)
• 2011 animated film featuring a macaw named Blu
• Copacabana setting, briefly
• 2014 World Cup locale, familiarly
• Animated movie featuring birds
• ___ Negro: Amazon tributary
• 2014 World Cup setting, briefly
• Hit animated film of 2011
• Lead-in for "Branco" or "Bravo"
• Spanish for "river"
• Animated film franchise starting in 2011
• River, to Juan
• 2011 animated musical
• ___ Cuarto, Argentina
• "___ Rita"
• Olympics host after London
• 'Flying Down to '
• 1982 double-platinum Duran Duran album
• Where to find "Christ the Redeemer"
• El Amazonas, e.g.
• Start of three John Wayne films
• ____ de Janeiro
• Dolores del ___
• "___ Bravo" (Western)
• Brazilian city, informally
• Guanabara Bay city, briefly
• Spanish waterway
• Copa's home
• Kia sedan
• River, to Ruiz
• Ipanema site, briefly
• Car from Kia
• A city, and a car
• "Christ the Redeemer" city
• ___ Grande City, Texas
• Exotic "Now, Voyager" setting
• Angry Birds sequel setting
• 2016 Olympics city, informally
• Brazilian port, commonly
• 2011 animated film set in Brazil
• Ipanema setting
• 1947 Hope/Crosby "Road" movie destination
• Diamond ___
• ___ summit
• 'Road to '
• Carnival town
• Brazilian-themed Vegas hotel, with "The"
• Subcompact based on the Hyundai Accent
• Pão de Açúcar city
• 2014 World Cup site
• Christ the Redeemer city, briefly
• It beat out Madrid as host city for the 2016 Olympics
• 2016 Summer Games setting
• City hard hit by the Zika virus
• Ipanema's locale, for short
• S.A. vacation destination
• Ipanema locale, for short
• Lorenzo Lamas on "Air America"
• Agua que fluye
• Olympics venue between London and Tokyo
• Brazilian hot spot, in brief
• 1983 double-platinum album by Duran Duran
• 2016 Olympics site, for short
• "Her name is ___ and she dances on the sand" (1983 pop lyric)
• South America's ___ Negro
• Mexican watercourse
• Where gymnast Simone Biles won Olympic gold
• 2016 Olympic games city, for short
• Extirpate
• Locale of Phelps's last five gold medals
• Brazilian-themed Vegas hotel
• 2016 hot spot
• 2016 Olympic site
• Carioca's city
• Brazilian port city, in brief
• Carnival city, for short
• '___ Bravo'
• Recent Olympics venue
• Brazilian tourist city, informally
• Kia Motors offering
• Brazilian resort, briefly
• El Orinoco, e.g.
• Brazil tourist city, briefly
• Home of Christ the Redeemer, briefly
• ___ Rancho, NM
• Flight destination in a 1933 title
• Copacabana Beach city
• Brazilian hot spot, for short
• Copacabana's city, for short
• Site of the last Olympics
• Recent Olympics site
• Brazilian beach city, briefly
• ___ Tinto, city in Brazil
• "___ Conchos," 1964 western
• Country music's Diamond ___
• Former Brazilian Capital
• Word with Grande
• ___ de Janiero
• She "really shows you all she can," in song
• Carnaval setting
• Hit 1982 album, or its lead track
• Song with the lyric "she really shows you all she can"
• Movie with Blu the macaw
• Summer Olympics city after London
• City in 2016 sports news
• Brazil tourist city
• Grande, e.g.
• Popular cruise stop
• Duran Duran's girl who dances on the sand
• Mexican waterway
• "Her name is ___ and she dances on the sand"
• 2016 Olympics city, for short
• She dances on the sand?
• She dances on the sand, to Duran Duran
• '82 Duran Duran smash
• "Hungry Like the Wolf" album
• '82 Duran Duran album
• Duran Duran "Save a Prayer" album
• Peter Allen "I Go to ___"
• Diminished capital, formerly
• Where Brazil was deprived of capital
• Copacabana Beach location
• Where Simone Biles won gold
• Where Phelps won five more gold medals
• 2011 film for which George Lopez voiced a toucan
• Where Phelps won his 23rd gold medal
• 2016 Games host
• Peruvian river
• A man around here may be taken for a girl
• Capital before Brasilia
• Orinoco, por ejemplo
• Summer Olympics host between London and Tokyo
• Where Katie Ledecky won four Olympic gold medals
• Site of the 2014 World Cup final
• Copacabana Beach setting
• Favela city
• City close to the Tropic of Capricorn
• Where Simone Biles won four gold medals
• Cariocan city
• 2016 Olympics host, for short
• Ipanema's city, briefly
• "Blame It on ___" (Demi Moore film)
• 2011 animated film set mostly in Brazil
• Sugar Loaf setting
• 1992 Earth Summit city
• Gaucho's water source
• 2016 Olympics host city
• City watched over by "Christ the Redeemer"
• South America's "Marvelous City"
• Setting of Hitchcock's "Notorious"
• Del ___, Texas
• Site of the statue "Christ the Redeemer," familiarly
• Sugarloaf Mountain's city, briefly
• Brazilian hotspot
• Brazil hot spot
• City, ___ de Janeiro
• Girl loses man, discovering port
• ___ Ferdinand, footballer
• Brazilian city that hosted the 2016 Summer Games, for short
• 5 across found variously in 4, 8 down and 51
• Brazil's second-largest city, for short
• Where Simone Biles won four golds
• Recent Olympics host
• Brazilian metropolis, for short
• 2014 World Cup Final host
• ___ Grande (river in the southwestern US)
• Large South American city
• Subcompact Kia car
• City in which the three took time off
• River, to Reynaldo
• 2011 animated film with lovestruck macaws
• City in Brazil, for short
• Atlantic resort city
• It was a capital little place
• Maracana Stadium city
• Brazilian destination, briefly
• Annual Carnival locale
• 2016 Olympics host, informally
• Corcovado spot
• What Christ the Redeemer overlooks, for short
• Sugarloaf locale
• Carnival setting, informally
• Corcovado is there
• Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon site
• Brazilian tourist spot, briefly
• Where the U.S. won its 1,000th Summer Olympic gold
• Where Katie Ledecky won four gold medals
• Where Brazil took Olympic soccer gold
• Kia car
• Carnival city, familiarly
• Little city in the central Loire, maybe
• Last Summer Olympics city
• Brazilian metropolis, briefly
• Where Katie Ledecky earned four gold medals
• "Road to ___": Hope/Crosby film
• City that's the center of industriousness?
• Destination of the fifth Crosby-Hope "Road to" movie
• Copacabana's city, informally
• "Black Orpheus" city, for short
• Beijing ('08), London ('12), ___ ('16)
• Copacabana city, casually
• 2016 Summer Games site, for short
• 2011 film set in Brazil
• Carnival host
• Former South American capital
• Agua source
• Ferdinand's little place?
• South American city
• Feature on a Spanish map
• Olympics venue
• Brazil tourist attraction, familiarly
• Popular Brazilian destination
• Brazilian patriotic piece
• Where Ipanema Beach is
• 2016 Olympics city, familiarly
• Former Olympics venue
• Summer Olympics host before Tokyo
• Where Bolt last got three golds
• Where I go "when my baby smiles at me," in song
• South America's Carnaval city, informally
• Brazilian metropolis, informally
• 2011 Blu movie
• Flowing "agua"
• Brazilian vacay destination
• Carnival city, informally
• 1983 double-platinum Duran Duran album
• Olympic venue
• ___ Bravo (una frontera norte de México)
• Ipanema Beach's city, informally
• Soul’s sibling
• Host of the Olympics where golf returned after a 112-year hiatus
• Ritzy Vegas hotel
• Brazil map word
• Flow of agua
• Hit 2011 animated movie
• Brazilian metropolis, slangily
• Apelido da cidade brasileira
• El Misisipi, e.g.
• Cristo Redentor city
• Brazil's capital before Brasilia, informally
• Brazil's ___ Roosevelt
• Where Simone Biles won four Olympic golds
• "Christ the Redeemer" is there
• Cypriot city, in short?
• Summer Olympics site after London
• Vegas casino with the Penn & Teller Theater
• Home of the statue Christ the Redeemer, familiarly
• Resort where it's summer in February
• Feeder of un lago
• Summer Games host between London and Tokyo
• ___de Janeiro
• Vegas hotel with Samba Suites
• Informal name of a Brazilian vacation spot
• Patriotic heart of Brazil
• 2011 animated movie set in Brazil
• River in Panama
• Sugarloaf city
• City that's home to the Sugarloaf Cable Car, informally
• Year-round vacation city
• Ferdinand has the right figure for a footballer
• River, in Spanish
• Brazil's Amazonas, e.g.
• Brazil-themed Vegas casino
• Exotic birds animated in 2011
• Major city in Brazil, briefly
• River in Madrid
• Brazil's second-largest city, informally
• Ipanema Beach locale, informally
• Setting for Hitchcock's "Notorious," informally
• Where swimmer Katie Ledecky won four Olympic golds
• Spain's Ebro, por ejemplo
• Copacabana's Brazilian city, informally
• The city in 2002's "City of God"
• Brazilian carnival city, informally
• Home to the Christ the Redeemer statue, in brief
• Brazil's second-most populous city, for short
• Home of the world's largest carnival
• Brazil's tourist city
• Where Simone Manuel won gold
• City run by King Momo five days per year
• Maracanã Stadium city
• Vegas hotel and casino that is the longtime host of the World Series of Poker
• The ___ Grande
• Where Claressa Shields most recently won Olympic gold
• Brazil metropolis
• Place many travel to in Brazil
• Animated movie set in Brazil
• Brazil's capital until 1960, for short
• Setting for the memorable cable car scene in "Moonraker"
• Where Simone Biles and Simone Manuel won Olympic gold
• Drag queen Bianca Del ___
• Carnival locale, briefly
• Christ the Redeemer city, for short
• Ipanema Beach's city
• Maracan‹ Stadium city
• Home to Maracanã Stadium
• 2016 Summer Olympics city
• Brazil's party city
• Animated film about a bird from Brazil
• Grande opening?
• Bravo in the movies?
• Capital of Brazil until 1960, informally
• Home of Christ the Redeemer, informally
• Brazilian port city
• Big city in Brazil
• City that hosts the largest Carnival in the world
• Major carnival city
• Code name on "Money Heist"
• Copacabana Beach's city
• "Her name is ___ and she dances on the sand" (Duran Duran lyric)
• Casino that houses the Penn & Teller Theater
• City that's home to Copacabana Beach, familiarly
• 2016 Summer Olympics host, informally
• Animated film set in Brazil
• Birthplace of bossa nova
• Nickname for a Brazilian city
• Christ the Redeemer's city
• South America's ___ de la Plata
• Natural feature between México y Texas
• 2016 Olympics host city, familiarly
• Home of the Sugarloaf Cable Car, informally
• City whose official song is "Cidade Maravilhosa"
• "Blame It on ___" (1984 Michael Caine rom-com)
• Where Katie Ledecky won four Olympic golds
• Carnival-themed Vegas hotel
• Kia model whose name references a body of water
• City at the center of "Moonraker," informally
• Mexico's ___ Conchos
• "Flying Down to ___" (1933 film)
• Locale of an annual Carnaval
• Cristo Redentor's city
• Former capital of Brazil