The torch relay in Goiânia will have plenty of attractions: live music shows of various genres, percussion groups, traditional dances like "quadrilha", "fanfarra", "catira" and "samba", as well as theatre and dance performances, followed by a party at the Civic Square to finish off the celebration.

The torch's main attraction in Goiânia will be its ride on the cable car that starts at the "Mutlirama" amusement park and goes to Botafogo park - the journey will be 450 metres at an altitude of 18 metres. It's "kiss" will be in the middle of the lake at the Angry Cow park, which got its name from one of the three founding farms of the city.

The torch relay will cover some of Goiânia's main streets. There will be 97 torchbearers, in a stretch of about 20 kilometres starting at the city hall and going through important squares in the city.

Another celebrity torchbearer will be Jane Karla Gogel, a champion in table tennis and archery at the Paralympic Pan Am Games. Before competing for her first Paralympic gold in Rio 2016, Jane will be carrying the Olympic Torch through the streets of Goiânia.

João Neto, half of the country music duo “João Neto e Frederico”, will be bringing some country music rhythms to the streets of Goiânia as one of the torchbearers in the relay. The singer, who has released 10 albums in 10 years, is popular with young people across Brazil.