Corre Atrás Block: Keeping the Tradition of Rio Carnival Alive

"Corre Atrás" is a non-commercial Carnival block in Rio de Janeiro, dedicated to the preservation of marchinhas and samba-enredo. Founded in 2005, the block seeks to provide an authentic and nostalgic experience for revelers.

About the Block

Associated with the Leblon neighborhood, "Corre Atrás" stands out for its commitment to the tradition of street carnival. Its repertoire consists exclusively of classic marchinhas and samba-enredo, keeping the essence of Rio's carnival alive.

History and Tradition

Founded in 2005, "Corre Atrás" celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2015. Since then, the block has traditionally paraded on Carnival Monday, with parades that start in the morning and can last until the early afternoon.

Musical Identity

"Corre Atrás" defines itself as a non-commercial block, a meeting of friends for friends. Its goal is to maintain the tradition of marchinhas and samba-enredo, providing an authentic and nostalgic Carnival experience for revelers.

Parades and Performances

The block traditionally parades along Rua Dias Ferreira, between Avenida Bartolomeu Mitre and Rua General Urquiza, in Leblon. The block's meeting point is often at Posto 11, on Leblon beach. In addition to the parades, "Corre Atrás" also holds open rehearsals before Carnival, with samba circles and DJs.