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Deixa Que Eu Te Atravesso

All Brazilian street carnival blocos · est. 2004

About Deixa Que Eu Te Atravesso

"Deixa Que Eu Te Atravesso" is a Carnival bloco (street band) from Rio de Janeiro, with confirmed performances since 2016, that brings joy to the streets of Rio de Janeiro during Carnival. Its parades take place on Sunday afternoons, including Rua Rio Preto and nearby streets. The repertoire includes typical Carnival sambas and marchinhas (traditional carnival songs), with influence from Zeca Pagodinho.

About Deixa Que Eu Te Atravesso

"Let Me Cross You": Joy and Friendship at Rio's Carnival

"Deixa Que Eu Te Atravesso" (Let Me Cross You) is a Rio de Janeiro carnival bloco (street band) that has been infecting the streets with its joy since 2004. Based in the Brás de Pina neighborhood, the bloco parades on Sundays, bringing music and animation to the city.

About the Bloco

"Deixa Que Eu Te Atravesso" is known for its friendly atmosphere and high spirits. The bloco's repertoire includes traditional sambas and marchinhas (carnival marches), with influences from the samba singer Zeca Pagodinho. The instrumentation includes drums, cavaquinho (a small stringed instrument), and other typical carnival instruments.

Parades and Performances

The bloco's parades usually take place at 2 pm, with the meeting point on Rua Rio Preto and a route through the nearby streets. In 2019, the bloco started its parade at 5 pm, while in 2020, it started at 2 pm.

Cultural Impact

"Deixa Que Eu Te Atravesso" contributes to the preservation and dissemination of Rio's carnival. With its joy and community spirit, the bloco attracts a diverse audience, uniting people of all ages and backgrounds.