The most comprehensive guide to Brazilian street carnival blocos. Find details on every bloco — parade schedules, musical genres, social media and history. Everything you need to enjoy street carnival in Brazil.
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The Afoxé Filhos de Gandhy, an Afro-Brazilian bloco from Salvador, Bahia, celebrates African culture and heritage. Founded to promote equality and respect, the bloco presents a traditional procession with colorful costumes, turbans, and African prints. Its music, characterized by ijexá and ijexa rhythms, addresses social and religious themes, keeping the bloco's cultural identity alive.
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The carnival group "BaianaSystem," founded in Salvador in 2009, is known for its musical innovation, blending Afrobeat, samba-reggae, and electronic music. With lyrics of strong political and social nature, the group is characterized by performances that unite pulsating and danceable rhythms, using traditional Brazilian and electronic instruments.
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