Bloco Passaram a Mão na Pompéia

Bloco Passaram a Mão na Pompéia is a carnival bloco that parades in the Vila Madalena neighborhood of São Paulo, Brazil. Founded in 2012, it emerged from a group of friends who wanted to celebrate Carnival in a spontaneous and democratic way, taking to the streets with music and joy. The name of the bloco, which translates to 'They Put a Hand on Pompeia,' is a humorous reference to the neighborhood of Pompéia, which is located near Vila Madalena, where the bloco parades.

The bloco's musical repertoire is diverse, including traditional carnival marches, samba, and other Brazilian rhythms. The group is known for its creative and irreverent spirit, often incorporating parodies of popular songs and current events into their performances. The bloco's street parades are characterized by a vibrant atmosphere, attracting a diverse crowd of revelers of all ages and backgrounds.

Over the years, Passaram a Mão na Pompéia has become a popular and beloved bloco in São Paulo's Carnival scene. It is recognized for its commitment to celebrating Carnival in an authentic and accessible way. With a growing number of followers each year, the bloco continues to bring joy, music, and community spirit to the streets of Vila Madalena. It is one of the most anticipated blocos in the city and a highlight of São Paulo's Carnival.