Bloco da Saara

Bloco da Saara: Joy and Culture in the Heart of Rio

The Bloco da Saara emerged in 2008, in the commercial heart of the SAARA region, in Rio de Janeiro. With the purpose of bringing fun and entertainment to the local community, the bloco has become an icon of the city's carnival culture.

Identity and Mission

The Bloco da Saara is a celebration of diversity and community spirit. The bloco unites people from different backgrounds, who work or frequent the SAARA region, for an unforgettable party. It is a vibrant part of the area's cultural life, strengthening ties between residents and visitors.

Rhythms and Repertoire

The Bloco da Saara is set to the sound of traditional carnival marches, which evoke the joy and nostalgia of the revelry. The bloco's percussion section animates the parades, infecting the public with its contagious energy.

Practical Information

The Bloco da Saara parades typically take place on a Saturday during Carnival. In 2023, the bloco paraded on February 11th. The schedule for 2025 foresees the parade for February 16th. The events are free and open to the public.

Connections and Social Media

For more information about the Bloco da Saara, follow the bloco on social media:

• Instagram: @blocodasaara
• Facebook: Bloco da SAARA

Join the revelry and celebrate the joy and culture of the Bloco da Saara!