The Filhos da PUC Block: Celebrating Cultural Diversity at Carnival
The Filhos da PUC Block is a prominent university block, created in 2017 at the Pontifical Catholic University (PUC) of Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro. With a drum corps formed by students and alumni of PUC, the block features DJs and a pagode band, enlivening revelers with a contagious mix of axé, funk, and marchinhas.
About the Block
The Filhos da PUC Block stands out for its inclusive cultural identity, promoting values such as equality, solidarity, and respect. It celebrates diversity, bringing together students and alumni of PUC in a space of expression and joy at Carnival.
History and Tradition
Founded in 2017 by students from PUC Minas, the block quickly became one of the largest university blocks in Brazil. With versions in Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro, the Filhos da PUC Block contributes to the Brazilian Carnival tradition, uniting the academic community and promoting cultural diversity.
Musical Identity
The musical repertoire of the Filhos da PUC Block is marked by a mix of genres, including traditional Carnival marchinhas, funk, axé, electronic music, MPB, and forró. This diversity reflects the inclusive identity of the block, celebrating the different cultural expressions of Brazil.
Parades and Performances
The Filhos da PUC Block holds annual parades in Belo Horizonte and Rio de Janeiro. In Belo Horizonte, the block concentrates on Avenida Olegário Maciel, while in Rio de Janeiro, it parades on Praia do Leblon, attracting thousands of revelers seeking an atmosphere of joy and unity.
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