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This article aims to understand the imaginary about Rio de Janeiro in its “Olympic moment” through a critical analysis of the first 14min of the documentary Rio 50 Degrees Carry on Carioca, directed by Julien Temple and broadcasted by the BBC’s program Imagine. With its first airing date in May 2014 and last in September 2016, the 1h45min television documentary especially uses archival images and Brazilian music as guiding for the narrative to construct meaning about a “dystopian tropical paradise” of “exciting highs and terrifying lows”. Thus, it problematizes the

O “paraíso tropical distópico” em Rio 50 Degrees – Carry on Carioca