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Chora, Me Liga

All Brazilian street carnival blocos · est. 2010

About Chora, Me Liga

"Chora, Me Liga" is the biggest sertanejo bloco (street band) in Brazil! Founded in 2010 in Leblon, Rio de Janeiro, it stands out for its fusion of sertanejo music with traditional carnival marchinhas. The bloco incorporated the sertanejo musical style and uses the viola, an instrument characteristic of the genre. With energetic performances and a mixed repertoire, "Chora, Me Liga" parades in the Center of.

About Chora, Me Liga

"Chora, Me Liga": The Sertanejo Pioneer of Carnival

"Chora, Me Liga" is the biggest sertanejo bloco in Brazil, known for its unique fusion of sertanejo and carnival marchinhas. Founded in 2010, the bloco stands out for its electrifying performances and original repertoire.

History and Tradition

Born in Leblon in 2010, "Chora, Me Liga" debuted at Aterro do Flamengo in 2012 due to its rapid growth. Between 2013 and 2017, the bloco returned to the beaches. In 2024, it paraded in the Center of Rio, including the CCBB and Avenida Presidente Antônio Carlos.

Musical Identity

"Chora, Me Liga" incorporates sertanejo into traditional marchinhas, creating an unmistakable sound. The viola, a characteristic instrument of sertanejo, is the highlight of the performances.

Parades and Performances

The bloco's parades start early, with concentration around 7 am and dispersion around 12 pm. The repertoire mixes sertanejo and marchinhas, attracting passionate crowds.