Bloco dos Cachaças

The Cachaças Block: Celebrating Carnival with Friendship and Cachaça

Introduction

"Long live Cachaça!" The Cachaças Block is a Brazilian carnival movement that embodies the spirit of revelry, friendship, and the traditional Brazilian alcoholic beverage. Originating in different cities, these blocks bring a contagious and inclusive atmosphere to the streets during Carnival.

History and Tradition

The name "Cachaças Block" is used by several carnival associations in Brazil. In Marechal Deodoro, the "Cachaça Team" (TC) was founded around 1998, while the "Cachaça Block" of Campinas emerged in 2015. In Búzios, "Cachaça in the Teapot" was created in 2001.

Musical Identity and Repertoire

The "Cachaça" blocks celebrate Carnival with samba, marchinhas, and other musical genres. The "Cachaça Block" of Campinas features DJs and a samba school percussion section, while "Cachaça in the Teapot" in Búzios has a percussion section recognized for its quality. The "Cachaças Block" in Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro, also plays marchinhas and samba.

Practical Information

Information about the locations and dates of the "Cachaça" blocks' performances varies by city. For up-to-date information, consult the social media or official websites of the blocks.

Social Media and Contact

To connect with the Cachaças Blocks and stay up-to-date on the news, follow them on social media:

• Cachaça Block of Campinas
• Cachaça in the Teapot of Búzios
• Cachaça Team of Marechal Deodoro

Join the Cachaças Block this Carnival and experience the joy, friendship, and contagious rhythm that only the Brazilian Carnival can provide!