Deu Zebra: An Inclusive and Lively Block at the São Paulo Carnival

The "Deu Zebra" block is one of the highlights of the São Paulo carnival, bringing together revelers of all ages and backgrounds. Founded in 1998 in the bohemian neighborhood of Santa Teresa, in Rio de Janeiro, the block carries the contagious energy of samba, funk, and axé.

Since its creation, "Deu Zebra" has stood out for its inclusive and welcoming proposal. Its name, a popular expression that indicates an unexpected event, reflects the essence of the block, which offers a space for joyful celebrations free of prejudice.

The block's repertoire is varied, including samba classics and funk and axé hits. The performances are marked by contagious energy and public participation, who have fun and interact with the artists.

The "Deu Zebra" block parades in São Paulo, São Paulo, bringing joy and diversity to the city's streets. Its parades are an opportunity to celebrate Brazilian carnival culture, promoting integration and unity among revelers.