Bloco Carnavalesco Santinha é a Mãe

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São Paulo, SP

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2026· 1 past parade
  • Event details

    February 21st, 2026

    Gathering
    13:00
    Parade
    14:00
    Dispersal
    18:00
    Gathering
    R. Maestro Jorge Galati
    Rua Maestro Jorge Galati, São Paulo
    Route
    R. Maestro Jorge Galati, Av. Souza Bandeira, Av. Professor Edgard dos Santos, R. Coronel Eduardo Lejeune, R. Maestro Jorge Galati, R. Arlindo Marques Junior
2025· 1 past parade
  • Event details

    March 8th, 2025

    Gathering
    15:00
    Parade
    16:00
    Dispersal
    18:00
    Gathering
    Rua Maestro Jorge Galati
    Rua Maestro Jorge Galati, São Paulo - SP
    Dispersal: Rua Maestro Jorge Galati
    Route
    R. Maestro Jorge Galati, R. Cel. Eduardo Lejune, Av. Professor Edgar dos Santos, R. Almeida Seabra, R. Nelson Madureira, R. Silvia Lisboa, R. José Francisco Lopes, R. São Vitório, R. Prof Thiré, R. Nelson Madureira, R. Almeida Seabra, Av. Professor Edgar dos Santos, R. Cel. Eduardo Lejune, R. Maestro Jorge Galati

About Bloco Carnavalesco Santinha é a Mãe

Founded in 1995 in Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, the "Santinha é a Mãe" Carnival Block pays homage to the patron saint of the neighborhood, Santa Teresa. Known for its lively atmosphere and quality samba theme song, the block presents a parade with a float, percussion section, and samba dancers, enlivening the streets of Tijuca during Carnival.

About Bloco Carnavalesco Santinha é a Mãe

Bloco Santinha é a Mãe: Samba and Animation in Tijuca

Founded in 1995, the Bloco Santinha é a Mãe (Little Saint is the Mother Block) pays homage to the patron saint of Tijuca, Saint Teresa. With its contagious animation and quality samba theme song, the block is a highlight of the Rio de Janeiro Carnival.

During the parades, the block presents a float, drums, and dancers that bring joy to the streets of Tijuca. Santinha's repertoire is composed of its own samba theme songs and classics of Rio de Janeiro samba.

The Bloco Santinha é a Mãe is known for its musical identity and its contagious animation. Its parades are a celebration of Brazilian carnival culture, bringing together revelers of all ages and backgrounds.

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