Bloco Carnamauri

Bloco Carnamauri is a traditional Carnival bloco from Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil. Founded in 2012, it quickly became a beloved part of the city's Carnival celebrations. The bloco's name is a tribute to Mauri, one of the founders of the bloco, who sadly passed away before the first official parade. His memory is kept alive through the music and revelry of the bloco.

Carnamauri is known for its diverse musical repertoire, which blends traditional Brazilian rhythms with contemporary influences. You can expect to hear a mix of samba, marchinhas, and other popular genres during their parades. The bloco's bateria (percussion ensemble) is a vibrant and energetic group that helps to create an infectious atmosphere of joy and celebration.

The bloco's parades typically take place in the neighborhood of Floresta, one of the most traditional areas of Belo Horizonte. This area is known for its beautiful architecture and vibrant atmosphere. The bloco's parades often attract large crowds of revelers from all over the city and beyond.

Carnamauri is more than just a Carnival bloco, it's also a community of friends and neighbors who come together to celebrate their love of music and culture. The bloco is known for its inclusiveness and welcoming spirit and is open to all who want to join the fun.