Cordão Espalha Torresmo 2: The Block of Tradition and Revelry
Cordão Espalha Torresmo 2 is a traditional carnival block that emerged in 1982 in the Santa Teresa neighborhood, Rio de Janeiro. Founded by a group of friends, the block became known for its relaxed and lively atmosphere.
Identity and Purpose
The name "Espalha Torresmo" (Spread Pork Rinds) refers to the tradition of throwing torresmo (fried pork skin) into the crowd during the parade. This fun and unusual practice has become one of the main characteristics of the block.
Musical Repertoire
Cordão Espalha Torresmo 2 plays samba and carnival marches, presenting traditional songs and original compositions. Its repertoire is marked by irreverence and joy, reflecting the contagious spirit of Brazilian carnival.
Special Features
In addition to the distribution of torresmo, the block is known for its creativity and originality. Its paraders wear elaborate and fun costumes, which contribute to the festive and colorful atmosphere of the carnival.
Parades
Currently, Cordão Espalha Torresmo 2 holds its parades in São Paulo, São Paulo. The block attracts a large audience, who enjoy the sound of traditional music and are infected by the joy and relaxation of the paraders.