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Ilê Aiyê

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Navio Pirata - BaianaSystem

The carnival group "BaianaSystem," founded in Salvador in 2009, is known for its musical innovation, blending Afrobeat, samba-reggae, and electronic music. With lyrics of strong political and social nature, the group is characterized by performances that unite pulsating and danceable rhythms, using traditional Brazilian and electronic instruments.

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Afoxé Filhos de Gandhy

The Afoxé Filhos de Gandhy, an Afro-Brazilian bloco from Salvador, Bahia, celebrates African culture and heritage. Founded to promote equality and respect, the bloco presents a traditional procession with colorful costumes, turbans, and African prints. Its music, characterized by ijexá and ijexa rhythms, addresses social and religious themes, keeping the bloco's cultural identity alive.

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Amigos da Onça

Foundation: 2012, Rio de Janeiro Leadership: Group of musician friends Purpose: To promote environmental awareness and defend indigenous rights, with an irreverent artistic approach. Structure: Theatrical, with wind and percussion instruments, performances with musicians, dancers and stilt walkers. Cultural elements: Brazilian and international rhythms, including pop, groove, salsa, rock and samba

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Mulheres de Chico

"Mulheres de Chico" (Chico's Women) is a Brazilian carnival bloco (street band) founded in 2006 by Gláucia Cabral and Vivian Freitas, with the initial idea dating back to 2003! The bloco parades in the South Zone of Rio de Janeiro, in the Leme neighborhood, and performs in theaters, nightclubs, and open-air shows. The repertoire consists of songs by Chico Buarque, with.

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Bloco Love Life

<p>The Bloco Love Life is one of the carnival groups in São Paulo that enlivens the street carnival in the Moema region. ## History and Characteristics The group traditionally performs in the Moema region, gathering on Avenida Hélio Pellegrino.</p>

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