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Bloco Não Vai Acabar

All Brazilian street carnival blocos

About Bloco Não Vai Acabar

O Bloco Não Vai Acabar enlivens the street carnival of São Paulo, parading in Lapa with concentration in Praça Rio dos Campos. Its name suggests resistance and continuity, possibly reflecting the desire to keep the tradition of street carnival alive.

The bloco usually performs during the official carnival, with concentration at 2 pm and a variable route. In 2024, it traveled along Rua Bárbara Heliodora, in the Lapa region. Although there is no specific information about its musical style, it is common for São Paulo's blocos to present a mixture of Brazilian rhythms, including samba and marchinhas.

About Bloco Não Vai Acabar

Bloco Não Vai Acabar: A Tribute to Samba and Joy

Founded in 2014 in the Catete neighborhood, in Rio de Janeiro, the Bloco Não Vai Acabar is a celebration of Chico Buarque's music and the joy of Carnival.

With samba as its main rhythm and influences from funk and axé, the bloco seeks to animate the public and promote active participation. Its name is a tribute to the song "Não Vai Acabar" by the Brazilian composer.

The Bloco Não Vai Acabar parades annually in the Catete neighborhood, concentrating on Rua do Catete, in front of the Palácio do Catete. Its parade is marked by great joy, relaxation, and samba in your feet.

The bloco is known for its contagious energy and the active participation of the public, who sing and dance along with the musicians. The repertoire includes samba classics, as well as original songs and reinterpretations of popular hits.

The Bloco Não Vai Acabar is a democratic bloco open to all who wish to celebrate Carnival with joy and relaxation. Its proposal is to bring quality music and fun to the streets of Rio de Janeiro, contributing to the preservation and appreciation of Brazilian Carnival culture.

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Parades

  • Gathering: 14:00:00Parade: 15:00:00
    R. Miranda de Azevedo
    São Paulo
  • Gathering: 16:00:00Parade: 17:00:00
    Praça Danilo Olveira Vaz
    São Paulo