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Bloco Classe A - Barra Funda

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São Paulo, SPSince 1996

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2026· 1 past parade

  • Event details

    February 7th, 2026

    Gathering
    14:00
    Parade
    16:00
    Dispersal
    20:00
    Gathering
    R. Dr. Sérgio Meira
    Rua Doutor Sérgio Meira, Campos Elísios, Santa Cecília, São Paulo, Região Imediata de São Paulo, Região Metropolitana de São Paulo, Região Geográfica Intermediária de São Paulo, São Paulo, 01153-010, Brasil
    Route
    R. Dr. Sérgio Meira, R. Souza Lima, R. Barra Funda, Av. Angélica, R. Brigadeiro Galvão, R. Conselheiro Brotero, R. Capistrano de Abreu, R. Souza Lima, R. Dr. Sérgio Meira
2025· 1 past parade

  • Event details

    February 22nd, 2025

    Gathering
    14:00
    Parade
    16:00
    Dispersal
    20:00
    Gathering
    Rua Dr Sérgio Meira
    Rua Dr Sérgio Meira, São Paulo - SP
    Dispersal: Rua Dr Sérgio Meira
    Route
    R. Dr Sérgio Meira, R. Souza Lima, R. Barra Funda, Av. Angélica, R. Brigadeiro Galvão, R. Conselheiro Brotero, R. Capistrano de Abreu, R. Souza Lima, R. Dr Sérgio Meira

About Bloco Classe A - Barra Funda

Founded in 1996, Bloco Classe A - Barra Funda is recognized for its tradition and engaging samba theme song. Contributing to the preservation of samba culture, the bloco parades with a drum section of 250 percussionists and around 10,000 revelers.

About Bloco Classe A - Barra Funda

Bloco Classe A - Barra Funda: Tradition and Samba in São Paulo's Carnival

The Bloco Classe A - Barra Funda is an icon of São Paulo's carnival, known for its tradition and engaging samba theme song. Founded in 1996 by friends from the Barra Funda neighborhood, the bloco was initially called just "Bloco Classe A", adopting its current name in 2002.

Identity and Purpose

Bloco Classe A - Barra Funda is recognized for its strong musical identity, marked by the samba theme song, which contributes to the preservation of samba culture. Annually, the bloco composes a new samba theme song, which tells a story or addresses a specific theme.

Structure and Performances

The bloco parades with a drum section of 250 percussionists and a crowd of about 10,000 revelers. The samba theme song is performed by a team of singers and accompanied by a wing of samba dancers and members.

Information about the Parades

  • Location: São Paulo, São Paulo

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City of origin
São Paulo, SP
Established
Since 1996
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