Record Stores / Brazil

Record Stores in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

19 record stores — last verified July 2026.

• Allegro Discos

  Open Hours not listed

  Centro record stall in the Travessa do Ouvidor gallery building, part of a small cluster of used-media specialists near Praça XV.

  2 sources

• Arquivo Musical

  Open Hours not listed

  Centro specialist in jazz, classical music and Brazilian instrumental, offering new and used imported discs from the US, Europe and Japan.

  2 sources

• Baratos da Ribeiro

  Open Hours not listed

  Botafogo sebo and cultural hub mixing books, comics and magazines with a curated MPB, samba, bossa nova, jazz, soul and rock LP room; staff run a radio show and vinyl showcases.

  2 sources

• Darklands

  Open Hours not listed

  Rock specialist sharing the Conde de Bonfim gallery building with Scheherazade and Headbanger, part of Tijuca's cluster of used vinyl and CD stalls.

  1 source

• Hard Heavy

  Open Hours not listed

  Laranjeiras specialist in hard rock and heavy metal vinyl and CDs, serving Rio's rock collector scene.

  1 source

• Headbanger

  Open Hours not listed

  Tijuca gallery specialist in hard rock, heavy metal and progressive rock vinyl from the 1970s and 80s, sharing the building with Scheherazade and Darklands.

  2 sources

• Junior Discos

  Open Hours not listed

  Solo-run Centro shop above Praça Tiradentes with an eclectic, curated selection of MPB, bossa nova, samba, forró and Brazilian rock; hours are unpredictable.

  2 sources

• L.O. Matta Discos

  Open Hours not listed

  Possibly the oldest standing record shop in Rio, tucked in a Copacabana shopping gallery with MPB, samba, bossa nova, soundtracks, rock, jazz and vintage magazines.

  2 sources

• La Macchina Del Tempo

  Open Hours not listed

  Barra da Tijuca record shop with an active YouTube channel documenting its stock of vinyl finds and rarities.

  1 source

• Only Music

  Open Hours not listed

  Centro institution since 1993, run by DJs Gello and Ricardinho, a reference for baile funk, freestyle, Miami bass, boogie and disco vinyl serving Rio's DJ community.

  2 sources

• Pequeno Mundo dos CDs

  Open Hours not listed

  Budget-friendly Centro shop next door to Only Music, selling used CDs and records priced from R$5-15, popular with collectors on a budget.

  2 sources

• Prainha Discos

  Open Hours not listed

  Vinyl shop, bar and café in the Port Zone's Saúde district, a cultural hub for the LGBTQIA+ community with curated records, coffee and craft beer, plus Thu/Fri/Sat DJ and live-music nights.

  2 sources

• Satisfaction Discos

  Open Hours not listed

  Centro shop near the Uruguaiana flower market specializing in Brazilian music, American soul, jazz, funk and rock; owner Marcelo also runs Brazil's largest biannual record fair.

  1 source

• Scheherazade Cds & Lps

  Open 9am–12pm today

  Tijuca gallery specialist in progressive-rock LPs and rarities at accessible prices, one of three record shops sharing the Conde de Bonfim building.

  2 sources

• Sempre Música Discos (Catete)

  Open 10am–3pm today

  Catete specialist in rare and collectible rock vinyl — hard/heavy, prog, classic rock, AOR, blues and jazz — plus MPB and Brazilian rock, with over 2,000 LP titles.

  2 sources

• Sempre Música Discos (Ipanema)

  Open Hours not listed

  Ipanema branch of Sempre Música Discos, the Catete rock-and-rarities specialist, carrying the same collectible LP focus in the South Zone.

  1 source

• Sonata Discos

  Open Hours not listed

  Ipanema shop with over 6 years selling new and used vinyl, CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays across genres from classical to punk, at fair collector prices.

  2 sources

• Tracks

  Open Hours not listed

  Gávea two-level shop with curated new releases and used LPs upstairs, spanning bossa nova, samba, MPB, jazz, soul and rock, plus music and cultural books.

  1 source

• Vinil do Mustafá

  Open Hours not listed

  Bar and record shop on a Santa Teresa hillside lane, stocking LPs across jazz, samba, bossa nova and Brazilian music, with Thursday happy hours and weekly DJ nights.

  2 sources