All street blocos

9 blocos

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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Bloco Afro

Bloco Caricato

Bloco de Enredo

Bloco Lírico

Bloco Tradicional

Infantis

LGBTQIA+

Megablocos

Trio elétrico

Music genres

Bloco do Ipê

SambaMarchinha

Here's the condensed version: Bloco do Ipê Foundation: From 2014 to 2024, in Tijuca and Porto da Aldeia, Rio de Janeiro. Leadership: Colégio IPE (Pedagogical Institution of Stimulation). Purpose: To promote inclusion and equal rights for people with disabilities. Structure: Live musicians, traditional marches, parades through the streets of Tijuca and Pitória Beach in Porto da Aldeia.

Ih, É Carnaval!

SambaMarchinha

"Ih, É Carnaval!" Block in Urca: Rio de Janeiro street carnival, 2025, Av. Pasteur

Imaginô? Agora Amassa!

SambaAxéMarchinha

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Império da Folia

SambaSamba-reggaeMarchinha

Long live the Empire of Merriment! Founded in 2003, in Catete, Rio de Janeiro, this incredible Carnival bloco offers an unforgettable experience with vibrant samba and popular animation. With energetic performances along the traditional route on Bento Lisboa, Dois de Dezembro, Pedro Américo and Tavares Bastos streets, the Império da Folia is a true party in the air.

Império De Brás de Pina

SambaSamba-enredoMPB

BLOCK: Império de Brás de Pina Foundation: October 17, 2021, Rio de Janeiro. Leadership: Founded by S.R.E.S. Lins Imperial and G.R.E.S. Império Serrano. Purpose: To bring joy and entertainment to the community and Carnival parades, reflecting Brazilian culture and values of celebration. Structure: The school presents samba, typical of the Rio de Janeiro Carnival, with singing.

Imprensa Que Eu Gamo

SambaFunk CariocaMPB

O Imprensa Que Eu Gamo (The Press That I Love) was founded on November 29, 1995, in Rio de Janeiro. Founded by journalists, the carnival group aims to allow media professionals to participate in Carnival and value the journalistic profession with satirical sambas about political and social issues.

Incha Rola

SambaSamba-enredoMPB

Incha Rola has been a presence at the Rio de Janeiro carnival since 2011, with confirmed performances in 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017 and 2019, as well as 2025. The bloco celebrates Rio's gastronomic culture, with a focus on feijoadas, attracting 800 people per parade.

Independente do Morro do Pinto

SambaMPBMarchinha

The "Independente do Morro do Pinto" bloco (street band) was founded in 1972 in Morro do Pinto, a neighborhood in Santo Cristo, in the port area of Rio de Janeiro. It is one of the most traditional street bands in the city and one of the oldest to return to activity after being inactive. The bloco spreads joy through the streets during Carnival, contributing to the diversity.

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