Bloco Lua Vai: A Carnival of Samba and Awareness

Founded in 1994 in the cradle of Rio's carnival, Lapa, Bloco Lua Vai emerged as a celebration among friends. Over time, the bloco gained notoriety for its lively performances and original samba themes that address social, cultural, and historical issues.

With a powerful drum section and a traditional samba formation, Lua Vai infects the public with its energy during the parades. Its gathering takes place on Rua do Riachuelo, in the heart of Lapa.

The bloco stands out for its musical identity and original repertoire. Lua Vai's sambas seek to reflect Brazil's cultural diversity, touching on themes such as inequality, racism, and environmental preservation.

In addition to music, Lua Vai is characterized by its welcoming and inclusive atmosphere. The bloco promotes diversity and the participation of all, creating a space for celebration and reflection during carnival.

Parade Information:

• Location: São Paulo, São Paulo