Ministériodo Bloco

Bloco Eu Sou do Axé

All Brazilian street carnival blocos · est. 2016

About Bloco Eu Sou do Axé

Bloco Eu Sou do Axé is a vibrant Carnival group that celebrates the rhythm and energy of Axé music, a popular genre from Bahia, Brazil. Known for its high-spirited parades, the bloco brings together musicians and dancers who perform iconic Axé hits, creating an electrifying atmosphere. The bloco's performances often feature colorful costumes and lively choreography, attracting a large and enthusiastic crowd to the streets during Carnival. Its focus on Axé music makes it a unique and exciting addition to the Carnival celebrations.

About Bloco Eu Sou do Axé

Bloco Eu Sou do Axé

Bloco Eu Sou do Axé is a vibrant Carnival bloco that celebrates the infectious rhythms of Axé music, a popular genre that originated in Bahia, Brazil. This bloco is a relatively recent addition to the Carnival scene, having been founded in the early 2010s. Despite its recent establishment, it has quickly gained popularity among revelers, especially those who appreciate the high-energy, dance-oriented music associated with the Axé style. The bloco's name translates to "I Am Axé," which clearly indicates its dedication to this musical style and its role in promoting it during Carnival.

The bloco’s repertoire is primarily composed of classic Axé anthems, drawing from the catalogs of famous Axé artists. These songs typically feature catchy melodies, strong rhythms, and lyrics that often celebrate love, joy, and the vibrant culture of Bahia. The bloco is known for its high-energy performances, which often involve choreographed dances and enthusiastic audience participation. The bloco’s parades are not just musical events but are also visual spectacles. The participants often wear colorful and elaborate costumes, reflecting the bright and lively spirit of Axé music and Bahian culture.

Though not one of the oldest or most traditional blocos, "Eu Sou do Axé" has carved out a niche for itself, attracting a diverse crowd that enjoys dancing and celebrating Carnival to the sounds of Axé. They are known to parade in the streets of several cities, with particular presence in the main Carnival circuits. They bring a piece of Bahia to the streets, engaging with the crowd, and creating a very joyful and inclusive environment.

Parades

  • Gathering: 13:00:00Parade: 14:00:00
    R. Augusta
    São Paulo
  • Gathering: 14:00:00Parade: 15:00:00
    R. Vicente Amato Sobrinho 579
    São Paulo
  • Gathering: 15:00:00Parade: 16:00:00
    R. Augusta
    São Paulo
  • Gathering: 16:00:00Parade: 17:00:00
    Rua Vicente Amato Sobrinho, nº 61
    São Paulo

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