Bloco Afro Percussivo Filhas da Mãe África

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São Paulo, SP

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2026· 1 past parade
  • Event details

    February 16th, 2026

    Gathering
    13:00
    Parade
    14:00
    Dispersal
    18:00
    Gathering
    R. Cumarú
    Rua Cumaru, São Paulo
    Route
    R. Cumarú, R. Ribeiro dos Santos, R. Abaitinga, R. Inhabata, R. Cumaru
2025· 1 past parade
  • Event details

    March 3rd, 2025

    Gathering
    15:00
    Parade
    16:00
    Dispersal
    18:00
    Gathering
    Rua Cumarú 204
    Rua Cumarú 204, São Paulo - SP
    Dispersal: Rua Cumaru 204
    Route
    R. Cumarú 204, R. Ribeiro dos Santos, R. Abaitinga, R. Inhabata, R. Cumaru 204

About Bloco Afro Percussivo Filhas da Mãe África

The Afro Percussive Bloc Daughters of Mother Africa is a female afrocentric collective from São Paulo that uses percussion as a form of ancestral communication. The bloc stands out as a project of cultural resignification and of the drumming of the peoples of the African diasporas, being structured and played by black women. Their performances celebrate the sacred through samba de roda and Afro-Brazilian cultural manifestations.

About Bloco Afro Percussivo Filhas da Mãe África

The bloco stands out as a project of cultural re-signification and of the drumming of peoples from the African diasporas, being structured and played by Black women. Their performances celebrate the sacred through samba de roda and Afro-Brazilian cultural manifestations.

Performances and Routes

For the 2025 carnival, the bloco is scheduled to parade on March 3rd, with the following route in São Paulo:

  • Start: Rua Cumarú 204

  • Route: Rua Ribeiro dos Santos, Rua Abaitinga, Rua Inhabata

  • Return: Rua Cumaru 204

Artistic Characteristics

The group presents itself as a collective that:

  • Focuses on percussion as a form of ancestral expression

  • Performs in a samba circle format

  • Incorporates elements of traditional samba de roda

  • Celebrates Afro-Brazilian culture through music

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