"Família Carmosina": A Traditional Block in the Carnival of São Paulo

The carnival block "Família Carmosina" is an icon of the Carnival of São Paulo, known for its traditional samba anthem that animates the parades at the Marquês de Sapucaí.

History and Tradition

Founded in 1977 in the Carmo neighborhood, in Rio de Janeiro, the block honors its community of origin with its name. Over the years, "Família Carmosina" has established itself as one of the most respected samba blocks in the city.

Musical Identity and Repertoire

The block is recognized for its samba anthem, which features contagious melodies and lyrics that celebrate Brazilian popular culture. The group's repertoire includes classic sambas and unpublished compositions, always maintaining the cheerful and festive spirit of Carnival.

Special Features and Interesting Facts

• The block is known for its traditional musical formation, with instruments such as cavaquinho, drums, and pandeiro.
• "Família Carmosina" is also known for its lively choreography, which involves the public and creates a festive atmosphere.
• The block holds open rehearsals throughout the year, where revelers can learn the sambas and prepare for Carnival.

Information about the Parades

"Família Carmosina" parades in the Access Group of the Carnival of São Paulo, at the Marquês de Sapucaí. The block's parade is a spectacle of colors, rhythm, and joy, which attracts thousands of revelers.

With its history, tradition, and passion for samba, the "Família Carmosina" block is a symbol of Brazilian Carnival, bringing joy and popular culture to the streets of São Paulo.