Banda da Conceição

The Banda da Conceição emerged 40 years ago in Morro da Conceição, Rio de Janeiro, and returned to the streets in 2009 after a hiatus. Led by Zeh Gustavo, the bloco celebrates tradition and celebration with parades and street festivities during Carnival. With a samba style, it is a symbol of the port region of Rio de Janeiro, recognized as a cultural entity.

Banda da Constança Barbosa - Galo do Méier

The Banda da Constança Barbosa, known as Galo do Méier, is a traditional carnival bloco (street band) in Rio de Janeiro. Founded to celebrate Carnival with excitement and festivity, it is popular in the northern zone of the city. The bloco is recognized for providing a lively atmosphere for local residents. The parades usually begin in the afternoon, with a gathering at 3 pm.

Banda da Glória

A Banda da Glória, founded on August 11, 1987, will be 37 years old on January 27, 2025! Based in Rio de Janeiro, RJ, and connected to the Glória community, this vibrant bloco features incredible musical arrangements, focusing on the beauty of samba and frevo. Through regular parades during the Rio street carnival, the Banda.

Banda da Inválidos

Long live Carnival! Banda da Inválidos is a traditional bloco (street band) from Rio de Janeiro, associated with Lapa and with a consolidated presence on Rua dos Inválidos (Invalids Street). With an iconic drum section, the performances celebrate the Carnival tradition of Rio, enlivening revelers with joy and energy.

Banda da Nega

The Carnival Block "Nega Maluca" originated in the São Bento neighborhood, in Angra dos Reis! It celebrated 46 years of tradition in 2023. This block is known for its irreverence and joy, with participants wearing caricatured costumes and exaggerated makeup. The Nega Band performs in Recreio, playing traditional carnival marches and samba.

Banda da Penha

Banda da Praça Afonso Pena

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Banda da Praça da Bandeira

BLOCK: Banda da Praça da Bandeira Foundation: Not specified, but occurs in various squares called "Praça da Bandeira" in Brazilian cities. Leadership: Not specified. Purpose: Carnival and community cultural events. Structure: Varied musical performances, including samba, marchinhas, rock and roll, choro, blues, pop and folk, with local bands and artists. Cultural elements: Historical squares such as the one in Rio de Janeiro.

Banda da Praia da Bica

The Banda da Praia da Bica, founded in 1995 on Praia da Bica, Rio de Janeiro, is a carnival bloco that seeks to bring the traditional festive atmosphere of street carnival to Ilha do Governador. Based on Cordão da Bola Preta and Banda de Ipanema, the band holds annual parades during the Carnival of Rio de Janeiro.

Banda da Rua do Mercado

Discover Banda da Rua do Mercado (Market Street Band), one of the pioneers of street carnival in Rio de Janeiro! Founded on February 11, 1998, the bloco seeks to honor the workers of the city center and celebrate the city's cultural history through music. With street performances, a "street washing" ceremony, and a traditional repertoire, Banda da Rua do Mercado is.

Banda da Saens Pena

The Saens Pena Band was founded in 2006 in the Tijuca neighborhood, Rio de Janeiro. The bloco animates revelers during street carnival with street music, using wind and percussion instruments. It performs from Saturday to Tuesday, with emphasis on Tuesdays, in a unique carnival.

Banda das Quengas

The Banda das Quengas was founded in 1990 at Bar Brochado, Lapa, Rio de Janeiro. The bloco is a tribute to the character Perpétua, with a focus on inclusion and diversity, celebrating freedom and respect for differences. It holds street parades during Carnival, especially on Rua Washington Luiz, attracting large crowds. It plays typical Carnival music and hires DJs to.

Banda da Toca do Baiacu

Based in Rua do Ouvidor, 27 and associated with the Toca do Baiacu bar, a traditional "dive" in Rio de Janeiro, the Banda da Toca do Baiacu aims to transmit contagious energy during Carnival. With a repertoire of traditional songs such as marches and samba de raiz, the band frequently performs accompanied by other musicians, including the Banda Batutas do Baiacu.