Bloco Toca um Samba aí

Bloco Toca um Samba Aí

Bloco Toca um Samba Aí is a vibrant and relatively new Carnival bloco that has been making its mark in the streets of São Paulo, Brazil. Founded in 2016, this bloco distinguishes itself by its dedication to traditional samba, focusing on classics and promoting authentic Brazilian rhythms during Carnival celebrations. The bloco's name, which translates to "Play a Samba There," is a direct invitation to immerse in the samba spirit.

The bloco's history is rooted in a love for samba and the desire to create a space for musicians and enthusiasts of this musical style. Unlike some other blocos that incorporate various musical genres, Toca um Samba Aí has a clear focus, which makes it a beloved choice for those who appreciate a more traditional approach to Carnival music. The founders aimed to recapture the essence of old-school samba, which gives their parades a unique and nostalgic feel.

Repertoire and Musical Style: The bloco’s repertoire features some of the greatest hits of samba, played with a traditional approach. They aim to transport the audience back to the golden age of samba, which is why this bloco is so appreciated by purists. The bateria, composed of percussionists, is a core element, delivering the classic samba beats that define its identity. The musical direction also prioritizes the quality of sound, ensuring the public is treated to a sonorous and high-energy experience.

Parade and Location: Bloco Toca um Samba Aí usually parades in the central areas of São Paulo, contributing to the vibrant street Carnival scene. Its parades attract a diverse crowd that is united by a common love for samba. Their participation in the Carnival has steadily grown since its establishment, making it a staple of the local celebrations. The bloco also promotes other musical events throughout the year, contributing to keeping the tradition of samba alive.