Bloco Casa Comigo

Bloco Casa Comigo, which translates to "Marry Me" in English, is a popular Carnival bloco that parades in São Paulo, Brazil. It was founded in 2013 by a group of friends who wanted to bring a unique proposal to the São Paulo Carnival: to use music to encourage people to meet, flirt and, who knows, maybe even find love.

The bloco quickly became famous for its romantic and fun atmosphere, attracting a large number of revelers every year. The parades usually take place in the Vila Madalena neighborhood, known for its vibrant nightlife and bohemian atmosphere, which is perfect for the bloco's proposal. The bloco has a fixed date on the Carnival calendar of the city.

The musical repertoire of Bloco Casa Comigo is quite diverse, with a mix of Brazilian popular music, including marchinhas, samba, and axé, all with a romantic and cheerful theme. The bloco’s battery is known for its high energy and the ability to make everyone dance and sing along to the hits played. The bloco also often features special guest musicians and performers.

Over the years, Bloco Casa Comigo has become one of the most beloved Carnival blocos in São Paulo, not only for its fun and romantic proposal but also for its high-quality musical performances and ability to connect with the public. It's common to see people dressed up with romantic themed costumes, some even carrying signs asking for marriage, all in the spirit of the bloco.