Bloco Perdendo a Linha: Rescuing the Traditional Spirit of São Paulo's Carnival
Since 2013, Bloco Perdendo a Linha has paraded through the streets of São Paulo, bringing joy and rescuing the essence of the old street carnivals. Founded by revelers passionate about traditional marches, the bloco stands out for its ability to attract a diverse audience, uniting families, young people, and the elderly in a single celebration.
Musical Identity and Repertoire
Musically, Perdendo a Linha is faithful to the roots of Brazilian street carnival. Its drums and vocals masterfully perform traditional marches and original compositions, infecting revelers with cheerful and relaxed rhythms.
Special Features and Interesting Facts
In addition to its dedication to preserving carnival traditions, Perdendo a Linha also seeks to innovate and attract new audiences. The bloco strives to keep the spirit of street carnival alive, promoting joy, fun, and the rescue of popular customs.
Parade Information
Bloco Perdendo a Linha usually parades in the Butantã region of São Paulo, specifically in the Caxingui neighborhood. Its gathering usually takes place on Rua Regente León Kaniefsky, near number 641. To follow the news and updates about the bloco, you can access its social networks:
- Instagram: @blocoperdendoalinha
- Facebook: BlocoPerdendoALinha
It is important to note that, like many carnival blocos, Perdendo a Linha may undergo changes in its itinerary and parade dates each year. Therefore, it is always recommended to check the latest information released by the city of São Paulo and the official social networks of the bloco before planning participation.
