Folia na Tiquatira: A Community Carnival

In the heart of São Paulo's vibrant East Zone, the "Folia na Tiquatira" bloco (street band) is an icon of the São Paulo carnival. Founded in 2001, the bloco represents the local culture and promotes community integration.

Identity and Tradition

With the aim of valuing the history and traditions of the neighborhood, Folia na Tiquatira presents a samba-enredo (theme song) that addresses themes related to the culture, daily life, and history of Tiquatira. Its bateria (percussion section), passistas (samba dancers), baianas (traditional Bahian women), and allegories bring the performances to life, creating a vibrant and identity-filled spectacle.

Parades

The bloco's parades take place annually in São Paulo, São Paulo. With its contagious joy, Folia na Tiquatira draws crowds, promoting integration and community participation.

Folia na Tiquatira is more than just a carnival bloco. It is an expression of the culture and tradition of Tiquatira, a symbol of the union and pride of its residents. Each parade is a celebration of the history and identity of the neighborhood, perpetuating carnival traditions for future generations.