Bloco Revoada de Carnaval: Samba, Funk, and Axé by the Lagoon

Founded in 2014 in the Flamengo neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro, the Bloco Revoada de Carnaval is known for its vibrant mix of samba with influences of funk and axé.

The name "Revoada" (meaning "flight" or "flock") is a reference to the flock of birds that occurs at the Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, near the neighborhood.

Musical Identity

The repertoire of Bloco Revoada de Carnaval is eclectic, featuring traditional sambas and original compositions that incorporate elements of funk and axé. The bloco has its own drum section, and the performances feature guest singers and composers.

Parade and Characteristics

The bloco parades during Carnival on Rua Senador Vergueiro, in Flamengo, near the Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon. The performances are lively, cheerful, and actively involve the public.

Bloco Revoada de Carnaval stands out for its innovative musical proposal and for creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for revelers of all ages.

References

• Official website of Bloco Revoada de Carnaval
• Article about Bloco Revoada de Carnaval in the newspaper O Globo