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Bloco Carnavalesco Granada

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São Paulo, SPSince 1984

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2026· 1 past parade

  • Event details

    February 14th, 2026

    Gathering
    14:00
    Parade
    15:00
    Dispersal
    18:00
    Gathering
    Av. Humberto Gomes Maia
    Avenida Humberto Gomes Maia, São Paulo
    Route
    Av. Humberto Gomes Maia
2025· 1 past parade

  • Event details

    March 2nd, 2025

    Gathering
    15:00
    Parade
    16:00
    Dispersal
    18:00
    Gathering
    Avenida Humberto Gomes Maia
    Avenida Humberto Gomes Maia, São Paulo - SP
    Dispersal: Avenida Humberto Gomes Maia
    Route
    Av. Humberto Gomes Maia

About Bloco Carnavalesco Granada

The Granada Carnival Block, a traditional São Paulo block, parades in the Freguesia do Ó and Brasilândia region, in the North Zone. Without precise information about its founding, the block has roots in the Granada do Samba Recreational and Cultural Association.

With a focus on local culture, the block presents traditional samba and features the participation of the old guard of Rosas de Ouro, preserving the heritage of São Paulo samba. Its parade is marked by a connection with the community, providing entertainment and strengthening the bonds between revelers.

About Bloco Carnavalesco Granada

Bloco Granada: A Symbol of Rio's Carnival

Founded in 1984, Bloco Granada is an icon of the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. With its unique identity and grand parades, the bloco attracts a multitude of revelers every year.

History and Tradition

Inspired by the classic song "Granada," the bloco was created by a group of friends from the bohemian neighborhood of Santa Teresa. Since then, Granada has established itself as one of the most traditional samba-enredo blocos in the city.

Musical Identity

Granada distinguishes itself by its eclectic repertoire, which blends classic sambas with original compositions. The bloco has a powerful drum section and passista wings that enchant the audience with their choreographies.

Special Characteristics

Granada is known for its imposing parades, which include elaborate floats and creative costumes. The bloco also holds open rehearsals for the public, providing an opportunity for revelers to learn the sambas and prepare for the official parade.

Parades and Location

During the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, Granada parades through the streets of Santa Teresa, including the iconic Ladeira do Curvelo. The bloco also participates in special events in other parts of the city.

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City of origin
São Paulo, SP
Established
Since 1984
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