Confraria da Bebidinha: Joy and Traditional Samba in Rio's Carnival

The Confraria da Bebidinha bloco brings the contagious spirit of the old street carnivals of Abolição, in the North Zone of Rio de Janeiro, since its founding in 2018.

About the Bloco

With a lively band and bateria (percussion section), the bloco creates a vibrant atmosphere in its performances. Its joy and colorfulness are hallmarks of Rio's carnival, contributing to the city's tradition and culture.

History and Tradition

Founded in 2018, Confraria da Bebidinha aims to rescue the spirit of the street carnivals of Abolição. Its traditional meeting point is at Travessa Coari, 6, but the bloco also performs in other locations, such as Rua da Abolição and the "LIBERJ" space.

Musical Identity

The repertoire of Confraria da Bebidinha is rooted in traditional samba, with influences from old street carnivals. The bloco brings a contagious sound that hardly leaves anyone standing still.

Parades and Performances

Confraria da Bebidinha's performances usually take place during the day, with concentration around 12pm. The bloco follows a route through the streets of Abolição, bringing joy and color to the neighborhood.

Cultural Impact

Confraria da Bebidinha is part of the tradition of street carnival in Rio de Janeiro. Its joy, traditional samba, and contribution to the city's vibrant culture make the bloco a highlight of Rio's carnival.