BrasAfro tô na rua

BrasAfro tô na rua is a Carnival bloco that parades in the city of Rio de Janeiro. It was founded by Mestre Maurão, who is also the band leader, in 2016. The bloco’s main characteristic is to bring a fusion between samba and Afro-Brazilian rhythms.

The bloco’s name, “BrasAfro,” is a direct reference to this combination. It’s an affirmation of Brazilian culture and its African roots, as well as a celebration of these elements. The bloco aims to promote and disseminate African-Brazilian culture through music. It’s also a bloc that promotes inclusion and diversity, making space for all kinds of people. The musical arrangements in their performances are made to invite people to sing, dance and celebrate together. The repertoire is very diverse, including samba classics, original songs and versions of well-known songs from other genres, all adapted to the bloco’s unique style.

The bloco’s parades usually happen in the streets of Rio de Janeiro’s downtown area, but also in other neighborhoods. The parades are filled with color, joy and an intense energy, creating an exciting and memorable experience for its participants. In a short period of time, BrasAfro tô na rua has become a significant reference in the Rio de Janeiro Carnival scene. It’s known for its musical quality and its commitment to promoting culture. It is a bloco that gathers more and more followers year after year.