Ministériodo Bloco

Folia no Glicério

All Brazilian street carnival blocos

About Folia no Glicério

Founded in 1996, Folia no Glicério is a carnival bloco (street band) that preserves and disseminates the tradition of samba and carnival marches. Its engaging performances feature musicians playing traditional instruments and dance and theater performances.

The bloco promotes the cultural diversity of the Glicério neighborhood in São Paulo, where it was created. Its lively performances celebrate the history and culture of Brazilian carnival.

About Folia no Glicério

Folia no Glicério: Celebrating Carnival Tradition in São Paulo

Folia no Glicério is a carnival bloco (street band) that emerged in 1996 in the traditional Glicério neighborhood of São Paulo. Founded by a group of friends passionate about carnival culture, the bloco aims to preserve and disseminate the tradition of Brazilian carnival.

Folia no Glicério features musicians playing traditional instruments such as cavaquinho, pandeiro, and surdo, enlivening the audience with samba and carnival marches. In addition to the music, the bloco also involves dance and theater performances, making its presentations even more captivating.

The bloco stands out for its proposal to promote the cultural and historical diversity of the Glicério neighborhood. Folia no Glicério's performances take place in São Paulo, São Paulo, attracting revelers of all ages and backgrounds, who come together to celebrate the joy and tradition of Brazilian carnival.

Parades

  • Gathering: 13:00:00Parade: 14:00:00
    Rua Conde de Sarzedas
    São Paulo