Bloco do Beijo: A Carnival of Joy and Inclusion

Located in São Paulo, Bloco do Beijo (Kiss Block) is one of the most traditional and lively of the Brazilian carnival. Founded in 2004 in the Ipanema neighborhood, in Rio de Janeiro, the block was born from the inspiration of the song "Beijo" (Kiss), by the band Skank.

With a cheerful and inclusive atmosphere, Bloco do Beijo attracts revelers of all ages and backgrounds. The eclectic repertoire, which includes samba, axé and Brazilian pop music, guarantees fun and high spirits throughout the parade.

In addition to the contagious music, the block is also known for its special characteristics, such as the traditional collective kiss, which takes place at the end of each presentation. This symbolic gesture represents the union and the spirit of fraternity that permeate the carnival.

Bloco do Beijo is a celebration of Brazilian culture, which unites people from different realities in a moment of joy and relaxation. Its tradition and unique identity make it one of the most anticipated and beloved blocks of the São Paulo carnival.