Bloco A Ema Gemeu de Canto a Canto

A Ema Gemeu de Canto a Canto is a carnival bloco that parades in the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Founded in 2012, its name, which translates to "The Emu Moaned from Corner to Corner," is a playful reference to a Brazilian saying, often used when a situation is confusing or chaotic. This bloco has become known for its unique and irreverent approach to Carnival celebrations, drawing a large and enthusiastic crowd each year.

The bloco’s musical repertoire is diverse, ranging from traditional marchinhas and samba to contemporary Brazilian music, often with a humorous twist. A Ema Gemeu’s performances are characterized by energetic rhythms, engaging the crowd in a lively and participatory experience. The costumes and visual elements of the bloco are equally creative and colorful, contributing to the overall festive atmosphere.

While it doesn't have a fixed parade route every year, A Ema Gemeu de Canto a Canto usually parades in the central and southern areas of Rio, often around the Lapa and Botafogo neighborhoods, attracting a diverse audience of locals and tourists alike. Its parades are known to be inclusive and joyful, embodying the spirit of Rio's Carnival. The bloco stands out for its blend of traditional Carnival elements with modern and unconventional ideas.