GRCE É Nós Que Tá: A Samba de Raiz Block from Morro do Borel

The GRCE É Nós Que Tá is a Rio de Janeiro carnival block that emerged in 2006 with the aim of representing the community of Morro do Borel in Carnival. Founded by residents of the neighborhood, the block seeks to preserve and promote samba, recognized for its cultural contribution to the region.

Musical Identity and Repertoire

The block presents samba-enredo in its performances, extolling the history and struggles of Morro do Borel. Its compositions are characterized by forceful lyrics and engaging melodies, which enchant the public during the parades.

Special Features

É Nós Que Tá stands out for its commitment to the tradition of samba. The block maintains a classic formation, with cavaquinhos, surdos, tambourines and the unmistakable singing of the samba artists. In addition, the block invests in the training of new talents, encouraging the participation of young people in the preservation of the genre.

Parades

The block parades in the Sambadrome of Marquês de Sapucaí during Carnival, presenting its samba-enredos and infecting the public with its energy and joy.

Location

Despite its Rio de Janeiro origin, the GRCE É Nós Que Tá parades in São Paulo, São Paulo. The block takes the culture of samba to a new city, strengthening the ties between Brazilian carnival communities.