Buda da Barra

"Buda da Barra": Celebrating Carnival with Harmony and Festivity

"Buda da Barra" is an iconic Carnival bloco (street band) from Rio de Janeiro, known for its message of peace and family atmosphere. Inspired by Buddhist teachings, the bloco promotes harmony and respect during the Carnival festivities.

History and Tradition

"Buda da Barra" is a traditional Carnival cordão (street parade group) that parades annually on Avenida Lúcio Costa, in Barra da Tijuca. With several years of participation in the Rio Carnival, the bloco focuses on creating a festive and welcoming environment for people of all ages.

Musical Identity

The repertoire of "Buda da Barra" is lively and seeks to create a festive atmosphere, incorporating traditional Carnival rhythms. The bloco has a powerful percussion section that accompanies the revelers on their journey of dance and fun.

Practical Information

The "Buda da Barra" parades take place on Sundays during the Rio de Janeiro Carnival. The gathering usually takes place around 9 or 10 am, with the performance lasting for several hours. The bloco attracts around 3,000 people per parade.

Social Media and Contact

To follow the latest news and updates about "Buda da Barra", follow the bloco on social media:

• Facebook: Buda da Barra
• Instagram: @budadabarra

Participate in the celebration of "Buda da Barra" and experience the harmony and joy that this traditional bloco brings to the Rio Carnival.