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Bloco Carnavalesco Casa de Dona Yayá,

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São Paulo, SP

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2026· 1 past parade

  • Event details

    February 8th, 2026

    Gathering
    10:00
    Parade
    11:00
    Dispersal
    13:00
    Gathering
    R. Coração da Europa
    Rua Coração da Europa, Bixiga, Bela Vista, São Paulo, Região Imediata de São Paulo, Região Metropolitana de São Paulo, Região Geográfica Intermediária de São Paulo, São Paulo, 01328-020, Brasil
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    R. Coração da Europa, Av. Conselheiro Carrão, R. Treze de Maio, R. Rui barbosa, R. Manoel Dutra, R. Prof. Laerte Ramos de Carvalho, R. Major Diogo, Casa de Dona Yayá
2025· 1 past parade

  • Event details

    February 23rd, 2025

    Gathering
    11:00
    Parade
    12:00
    Dispersal
    13:00
    Gathering
    Rua Coração da Europa
    Rua Coração da Europa, São Paulo - SP
    Dispersal: Rua Major Diogo e Centro de Preservação Cultural — Casa de Dona Yayá
    Route
    R. Coração da Europa, Av. Conselheiro Carrão, R. Treze de Maio, R. Manoel Dutra, R. Rui barbosa, R. Manoel Dutra, Prof. Laerte Ramos de Carvalho, R. Major Diogo e Centro de Preservação Cultural — Casa de Dona Yayá

About Bloco Carnavalesco Casa de Dona Yayá,

The Casa de Dona Yayá Carnival Block, created in 2000, parades in Bixiga, São Paulo. With a focus on social issues, the block chooses an annual theme to inspire its carnival songs, addressing topics such as women's rights, mental health, and the neighborhood's Black memory.

Musically, the block celebrates Brazilian popular culture with original carnival songs and carnival classics. In addition to maintaining the tradition of street carnival, the Casa de Dona Yayá Block contributes to the preservation of local memory, especially of the Casa de Dona Yayá, a historical heritage site in Bixiga.

About Bloco Carnavalesco Casa de Dona Yayá,

Casa de Dona Yayá Carnival Block: A Legacy of Samba and Joy in Tijuca

Founded in 1985 in the Tijuca neighborhood, Rio de Janeiro, the Casa de Dona Yayá Carnival Block is an icon of Rio's samba-enredo. Created in homage to the house of a local resident, the block carries with it the tradition and passion for carnival.

Musical Identity and Repertoire

Casa de Dona Yayá is known for its vibrant street parades, with elaborate floats, creative costumes, and a contagious drumline. Its annual samba-enredo tells stories or specific themes, involving the public in a musical and cultural celebration.

Special Features

In addition to the parades, the block promotes feijoadas, samba circles, and themed parties throughout the year. These events strengthen the community and keep the spirit of carnival alive. The block is also known for its appreciation of diversity and inclusion, welcoming people from all backgrounds.

Parades and Performances

Casa de Dona Yayá participates in street block parades and carnival events throughout the city. Its weekly rehearsals are also open to the public, offering an opportunity to experience the energy and joy of samba-enredo.

Call to Action

Join the Casa de Dona Yayá Carnival Block to experience the true essence of Rio's carnival. Participate in the parades, rehearsals, and events, and let yourself be carried away by the magic of samba and celebration.

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