Bloco Eva: Joy and Axé since 1993
Get ready for an unforgettable carnival with Bloco Eva, the axé beat that has been shaking up Salvador since 1993.
About the Bloco
Bloco Eva is one of the most traditional and lively in the Bahia carnival. With its contagious mix of Afro-Brazilian rhythms and axé music, the bloco draws crowds through the streets of the capital, spreading joy and irreverence.
History and Tradition
Founded in 1993, the bloco started as a group of friends who gathered to play and sing during carnival. Over the years, Eva has grown and established itself as one of the most popular blocos in Bahia.
Musical Identity
The musical style of Bloco Eva is marked by axé music, a contagious rhythm that mixes elements of African music, reggae, and samba. The bloco's repertoire is composed of axé classics and original songs that animate the public.
Parades and Performances
Bloco Eva traditionally parades on the Barra-Ondina Circuit, one of the most popular in the Salvador carnival. The bloco's gathering takes place in Barra, and the route continues to Ondina, passing through some of the city's most iconic tourist spots.
Cultural Impact
Bloco Eva is a symbol of the Bahia carnival and an important contributor to Brazilian popular culture. The bloco helps to preserve and disseminate axé music and attracts tourists from all over the country and the world.