Bloco Mi Interna Que Tô Loko

Bloco Mi Interna Que Tô Loko

Bloco Mi Interna Que Tô Loko, often shortened to Mi Interna, is a vibrant and popular carnival bloco that parades in the streets of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Known for its high energy and enthusiastic participants, the bloco has become a staple of the city's Carnival celebrations.

The bloco's name, which translates roughly to 'My Inner Self is Crazy,' perfectly encapsulates its spirit of uninhibited fun and revelry. Founded by a group of friends who wanted to create a more spontaneous and less formal Carnival experience, Mi Interna quickly gained popularity for its inclusive nature and the freedom it allows its revelers.

Mi Interna’s music is a mix of traditional samba rhythms with popular Brazilian music, ensuring that everyone can dance and enjoy. The bloco does not have a fixed location for parades. Instead, it chooses different streets, creating a feeling of surprise and adventure for its followers. Participants often wear themed costumes, further adding to the spectacle and playfulness of the bloco.

Over the years, Bloco Mi Interna Que Tô Loko has cemented its reputation as one of the most dynamic and beloved blocos in Rio's Carnival. It's a place where people from all walks of life come together to express themselves, celebrate the spirit of Carnival, and, as the name suggests, let their inner selves go a little bit crazy.