Ministériodo Bloco

Morde e Assopra

All Brazilian street carnival blocos · est. 2011

About Morde e Assopra

MORDE E ASSOPRA BLOCK Foundation: Rua Fiação, Bangu, Rio de Janeiro (2020) Leadership: No specific name mentioned. Purpose: To contribute to the festive atmosphere of Rio de Janeiro's street Carnival, offering a more intimate experience than the Sambadrome parades. Structure: Has a musical repertoire typical of street bands, with emphasis on samba, including classics and.

About Morde e Assopra

'Morde e Assopra' Block: A Complete Overview

Complete History of the Block: Origin and Year of Foundation

The 'Morde e Assopra' block is not a traditional element of Brazilian Carnival, but rather a telenovela produced by Rede Globo in 2011. The telenovela was conceived as a contemporary romantic comedy, humorously addressing the attraction between opposites through the love story between Júlia (played by Adriana Esteves) and Abner (played by Marcos Pasquim)[1]. Although it is not a street block like the traditional ones, its plot and characters can be used as inspiration for creating themed blocks.

Founders and Important Characters

The telenovela 'Morde e Assopra' is the result of a collaborative effort between writers, directors, and actors from Rede Globo. The main actors include Adriana Esteves, Marcos Pasquim, Flávia Alessandra, Mateus Solano, and others. The creative team was responsible for developing the characters and plot that became iconic in Brazilian media[1][2].

Musical Identity: Characteristic Musical Style, Traditional Repertoire, Composers, and Memorable Songs

The soundtrack of the telenovela 'Morde e Assopra' is a compilation of Brazilian and international songs. The main theme is "Amar Não é Pecado" by Luan Santana. Other notable songs include "Do Lado de Cá", "Tudo tem um Porquê", "Barato Bom", and "Chora, me liga"[2]. Although these songs are not specific to Carnival, they can be used as inspiration for creating musical repertoires for themed blocks.

Traditions and Rituals: Unique Characteristics of the Block, Traditional Costumes, Official Colors

Due to the nature of the telenovela, there are no specific traditions and rituals associated with the 'Morde e Assopra' block. However, if a block were to be created with this theme, the costumes could include elements from Abner's farm and Ícaro's scientific corporation, with colors that reflect nature and science (greens and blues, respectively).

Territory and Belonging: Neighborhood of Origin, Rehearsal Locations, Traditional Parade Route

As it is not a traditional block, there is no neighborhood of origin or specific route. If a themed block were to be created, it could start in a location that symbolizes Abner's farm and pass through locations that represent scientific life in Rio de Janeiro.

Evolution and Historical Milestones: Important Moments, Significant Changes, Awards

The telenovela 'Morde e Assopra' was a ratings success during its broadcast in 2011, but there are no specific historical milestones such as awards in the context of Carnival. If a block were to be created with this theme, the important moments could include the broadcast of the telenovela and positive interaction with the local community.

Cultural Impact: Influence on the Cultural Scene of Rio, Interaction with the Local Community

Although it is not a street block, the plot and characters of the telenovela 'Morde e Assopra' can influence the creation of themed blocks that interact positively with the local community. Inspiration can come from the humorous approach and the mix of rural and scientific environments, reflecting the cultural diversity of Rio de Janeiro.

Current Structure: Number of Components, Instruments Used, Internal Organization

If a themed block were to be created, the structure could include components such as costumes, musicians, dancers, and other elements that reflect the plot of the telenovela. The internal organization would be similar to other street blocks, with leaders who coordinate