Bloco da Massa Real

O Bloco da Massa Real: A Red and Black Carnival in Santa Teresa

Founded in 2007, the Bloco da Massa Real is a tribute to the passionate organized supporters of Flamengo, the "Torcida Jovem do Flamengo" (Flamengo Youth Supporters). Parading in the bohemian neighborhood of Santa Teresa, in Rio de Janeiro, the bloco brings joy and excitement to the Rio carnival.

Musical Identity and Repertoire

The Bloco da Massa Real is known for its engaging samba theme song, which mixes classics of traditional samba with its own compositions. Its powerful drums and lively repertoire create a contagious atmosphere, leading revelers to dance through the streets.

Parades and Performances

The bloco parades on Rua Almirante Alexandrino, in Santa Teresa, bringing a show of music and colors to the neighborhood. The bloco's animation is guaranteed by the participation of revelers passionate about Flamengo and the contagious energy of the carnival.

Special Features

In addition to its tribute to the red and black supporters, the Bloco da Massa Real stands out for its originality and joy. Revelers dress in the colors of Flamengo and bring flags and accessories that represent the club. The bloco is a symbol of the union between football and popular culture, celebrating the Carioca passion for samba and sport.