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"King Momo" officially opens Rio carnival

(5 Feb 2005) 1. Pan of King Momo parading through Rio streets 2. Wide of parade 3. Wide shot antique cars in parade 4. Pan from tourists to wide of parade 5. Parade entering city palace grounds 6. Pan from King Momo on car to band playing samba songs 7. Aerial pan of parade arriving at palace 8. Rio mayor greeting Queen of Carnival and King Momo 9. Wide of ceremony 10. Tilt-up of Queen of Carnival dancing samba 11. Wide of Mayor of Rio delivering key of city to King Momo 12. Pre-roll shot of Cesar Maia 13. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Cesar Maia, Mayor of Rio de Janeiro: "(Rio) is happy. Happiness, peace and tranquillity, because now we have a real king, King Momo." 14. Pre-roll shot of Marcelo Reis 15. SOUNDBITE: (Portuguese) Marcelo Reis, King Momo "We are going to show, once again, that the city of Rio has the biggest carnival of the world. The wonderful city of Rio de Janeiro, with groups, samba schools, carnival on the streets, and we are going to the avenue (the "Sambadrome") with lots of faith, lots of happiness and this will be a peaceful carnival, the King can guarantee that." 16. Wide of King Momo dancing samba 17. Tilt-up of Queen of Carnival dancing samba 18. Tilt-up showing the Princess of Carnival dancing samba 19. Wide of King Momo, Queen and Princess of Carnival dancing samba STORYLINE: Rio de Janeiro's famous carnival celebration officially opened on Friday. The so-called king of Carnival - King Momo - received the key of the city from Rio Mayor Cesar Maia at city hall. Beforehand King Momo led a parade through the streets of the city to commemorate Rio's first carnival celebrations in the 1930s -- before the event became world famous and began attracting thousands of tourists. The parade included three antique Ford cars and people dressed as samba dancers did in the 30s. Marcelo Reis, 30, was elected King Momo for 2005, beating out 12 other competitors for the symbolic position. All of the candidates had to weigh over 100 kilos. Reis promised a peaceful carnival, which comes amid a wave of violence and killings among drug gangs in Rio's shantytowns. The Queen of Carnival is Ana Paulo Evangelista, a 24-year-old dancer. The Princess of Carnival is Cristiane Hani, 21, a primary school teacher in Rio. For the next five days, Brazilians will drop their normal routines and hold nearly nonstop parties as part of the Carnival celebration. A highlight is the spectacle at Rio's Sambadrome, where the city's 14 major samba schools put on million-dollar parades on Sunday and Monday nights. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...