Ministériodo Bloco

Ainda Aguento

All Brazilian street carnival blocos · est. 2000

About Ainda Aguento

"Ainda Aguento" (I Can Still Handle It) is a traditional street Carnival bloco (group) on Ilha do Governador (Governor's Island), Rio de Janeiro. Founded in 2000 by a flight attendant, the bloco celebrates Ash Wednesday and parades at 11 am, dispersing at 4 pm. With high energy and fun, it attracts revelers who want to extend the party after the main days of Carnival. A bloco that.

About Ainda Aguento

"I Can Still Take It": The Block That Extends the Joy of Carnival

History and Origin

Since 2000, the "Ainda Aguento" block has been shaking up Ash Wednesday on Ilha do Governador, Rio de Janeiro. Founded by a flight attendant who missed Carnival, the block emerged as a way to extend the party for those who still had the energy. Located in the Ribeira neighborhood, the block's meeting point is Engenhoca Beach.

Proposal and Identity

"Ainda Aguento" is synonymous with contagious energy. It attracts revelers who seek to prolong the joy of Carnival, bringing animation and fun to the streets of Ilha do Governador. The block is recognized as a tradition in the local street carnival.

Structure and Presentations

Traditionally, the block performs on Ash Wednesday. In 2024, its parade started at 11 am and dispersed at 4 pm. For 2025, the meeting is scheduled for 11 am.

Practical Information

Location: Praia da Engenhoca, 151 - Ribeira, Ilha do Governador Date: Ash Wednesday Time: 11 am (meeting) and 4 pm (dispersion)

Social Media and Contact

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Don't miss the opportunity to extend the revelry with "Ainda Aguento"! Join the party and celebrate Carnival until the last breath.

Parades

  • Gathering: 11:00:00
    Praia da Engenhoca, nº 151, Ribeira
    Rio de Janeiro