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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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Lavou Tá Limpo

SambaFunkMarchinha

'Lavou Tá Limpo' is a lively carnival bloco (street band) that celebrates local culture with feijoadas (bean stew) and Rio de Janeiro's gastronomy! Founded in Praça Seca, Rio de Janeiro, its goal is to entertain the public with vibrant performances. Known for opening and closing the carnival in the region, the bloco includes traditional marchinhas (carnival songs) and 90s funk in its repertoire.

Leão da Pedra

SambaBatucadaMPB

The Stone Lion was founded in 2015 and is located in the Santo Cristo neighborhood, at Rua Rêgo Barros, 86, or Rua da América, 235. It actively participates in the Rio de Janeiro street Carnival, parading at 5pm or 6pm. The bloco is part of the tradition of street bands that are fundamental to the Rio carnival, holding processions through the streets.

Lista de Blocos de Carnaval do Rio de Janeiro

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CARNIVAL BLOCK Aval Rio de Janeiro Foundation: 19th century, with the creation of "cordões" (cords), groups that organized parades with music and dance. Leadership: Not specified. Purpose: Democratic and inclusive cultural manifestation, where people of all ages and backgrounds can participate, contributing to the local economy and showcasing the diversity of Rio de Janeiro's culture. Structure: The blocks organize parades, parties.

Bloco da Lexa

Bloco da Lexa is a vibrant street Carnival bloco led by the Brazilian singer Lexa. Known for its high-energy performances, the bloco features a mix of funk and other Brazilian rhythms, captivating choreography, and a lively atmosphere. It aims to celebrate freedom and love, attracting a diverse crowd of all ages. The bloco has paraded in cities like Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, drawing large crowds and featuring special guests. Lexa's hits, such as "Sapequinha" and "Só Depois do Carnaval," are staples of the bloco's repertoire.

Bloco do Limão

SambaBatucadaMarchinha

Bloco do Limão (Lemon Block) is a unique celebration, with independent manifestations spread across Brazil! Since 1969, the 'Batuqueiros do Limão' (Lemon Drummers) in Florianópolis has stood out for its tradition of resistance and as the oldest block in the city. Other locations, such as Jardim América (2010) and Vila Velha (2001), also have their "do Limão" blocks, each with its own history.

Bloco Do Limão Do Picareta

SambaMPBMarchinha

Picareta's Lemon Block is an institution! Founded in Honório Gurgel in 1974, this "Old-Time Block" brings joy to the whole family with its music and fun performances. With the official name adopted in 2005, the block stands out by playing marches and traditional carnival songs, especially on Sundays and Tuesdays, on Rua Jurubaiba.

Lagarto Mama de Campo Grande

BatucadaFunkMarchinha

The Lagarto Mama bloco from Campo Grande is a vibrant expression of Rio de Janeiro's street carnival, with a strong regional identity. Founded on the streets of the Campo Grande neighborhood (2023) and Av. Glicinia with Estrada do Cabuçu (2018), it promotes authentic and joyful celebrations. With traditional music and comedic elements, Lagarto Mama invites everyone to.

Lama Bloco

SambaFunkMarchinha

Foundation: 1986, Paraty, Rio de Janeiro. Leadership: Not mentioned. Purpose: To parade through the streets covered in mud from the mangroves and shallow waters of Paraty, a more natural experience connected to the local environment. Structure: Performances include dance and parades through the streets with participants throwing themselves in the mud and throwing mud at each other. The musical repertoire includes samba, reggaeton, Brazilian funk.

Lamaobloco

SambaBatucadaMPB

Lamaobloco is a family-friendly carnival bloco (street band) founded in 2009 in the Sepetiba neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro! With the aim of reviving the experience of traditional street carnival, the bloco parades annually during the Rio de Janeiro carnival, with around 600 people per parade. The repertoire is samba and other traditional Brazilian rhythms, characteristic of the.

Lambabloco

SambaFunk CariocaAxé

Lambabloco emerged from a nostalgic conversation between friends who wanted to recreate the atmosphere of the "lambaerobics" classes of the 90s. Founded on February 16, 2020, on Rua do Mercado, in the center of Rio de Janeiro, the bloco aims to revive the energy of axé music with high energy, a focus on dance, and choreographies that recall those classes.

Laranjada Samba Clube

SambaAxéMarchinha

The Laranjada Samba Clube was founded in 2003 on Rua General Glicério, Laranjeiras, Rio de Janeiro, as a group of neighbors celebrating Carnival. The bloco grew and became part of the official street carnival calendar of Rio de Janeiro, with a community focus and the presentation of classic samba school anthems.

Larga a Onça, Alfredo!

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"Let go of the Jaguar, Alfredo!" is a Brazilian carnival bloco (street band) founded on October 19, 2007, at the Guararapes court in Laranjeiras by a group of friends and students from the Maracatu Brasil School of Rhythms. The name came from a humorous story about Alfredo who encountered a jaguar, leading his friends to shout "Let go of the jaguar, Alfredo!". The bloco offers cultural entertainment.

Largo do Machadinho, Mas Não Largo do Suquinho

SambaAxéMPB

"Largo do Machadinho, Mas Não Largo do Suquinho" (Machadinho Square, But I Won't Let Go of the Little Juice) is a children's bloco (street band) created in 2011 in the Catete neighborhood of Rio de Janeiro. Founded by the granddaughter of its creator, it aims to offer a safe and fun environment for children during Carnival. With traditional music and children's songs, it encourages costumes and participation, with face painting and other entertainment activities. The bloco performs.

Largo do Machado, Mas Não Largo do Copo

SambaFunkMarchinha

The "Largo do Machado Block, Wide in Spirit But Not in Drinks" is a Brazilian carnival group created in 2007 in the Largo do Machado region, Catete, Rio de Janeiro. Founded by friends who frequented bars in the area, the block seeks to provide a fun and family-friendly experience, focusing on drinks. With traditional music, a parade in Largo do Machado, and a nostalgic atmosphere, this.

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Lavou Tá Limpo

Leão da Pedra

Lista de Blocos de Carnaval do Rio de Janeiro

Bloco da Lexa

Bloco do Limão

Bloco Do Limão Do Picareta

Lagarto Mama de Campo Grande

Lama Bloco

Lamaobloco

Lambabloco

Laranjada Samba Clube

Larga a Onça, Alfredo!

Largo do Machadinho, Mas Não Largo do Suquinho

Largo do Machado, Mas Não Largo do Copo

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