Bloco da Mamadeira

Long live Carnival! Bloco da Mamadeira (Bottle Block), created to include children in the festivities of Rio de Janeiro, is a true "children's block." Founded with the aim of bringing joy to its members and the community, the block attracts children and parents. With a repertoire of songs suitable for children, including carnival marches and children's songs, Bloco da Mamadeira is part of it all.

Bloco das Madames

The "Bloco das Madames" (Ladies' Block) is a celebrity of Brazilian Carnival! Here's a summary: Foundation: 1950, Fortaleza Leadership: Joaquim Soares and friends Purpose: Irreverence and satire Structure: Frevos and marchinhas (Carnival marches) Cultural elements: Censored Samba

Bloco dos Mendigos

Malandragem do Porto

"Malandragem do Porto" is a carnival bloco (street band) that celebrates the popular culture of the Santo Cristo neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, located in the revitalized Porto Maravilha area. The bloco holds parades through the streets of Santo Cristo, presenting samba and other traditional rhythms. Founded with the aim of exalting popular culture, it contributes to the diversity of the carnival scene.

Malukos Da Beira Rio

Malukos Da Beira Rio is a carnival bloco (street band) from Rio de Janeiro, known for its contagious rhythms and relaxed atmosphere. Its performances take place during the carnival period, with parades scheduled in Vila Kennedy, West Zone of Rio de Janeiro, in the vicinity of Travessa Laranja. The repertoire includes elements of samba, a very popular musical style in Rio de Janeiro.

Maracatu Baque Mulher

The Maracatu Baque Mulher was founded in 2008 in Recife, Pernambuco, by Mestra Joana Cavalcante! This bloco revolutionized maracatu, offering a space for women to play percussion instruments and assume leadership positions. With music, dance, and song, Baque Mulher promotes female empowerment, resistance, and Afro-Brazilian culture.

Maravilhas do Porto

"Coração das Meninas" (Girls' Heart) is a carnival bloco (street band) that emerged in 1964 in Morro da Providência, with the aim of encouraging young women to participate in carnival rehearsals. After a hiatus of 28 years, it was reactivated by Rosiete Marinho and reintegrated into the League of Blocos and Bands of the Port Zone around 2008, traditionally parading on Avenida Rio Branco during.

Marcha Nerd

Nerd March! Founded in 2012 by UNIRIO, its first official performance was in 2013. The goal was to unite nerd culture with traditional Carnival. Today, it attracts pop fans and celebrates their interests during Carnival, with a band that mixes Carnival rhythms, such as samba and funk.

Mau Mau de Bangu

"MAU MAU DE BANNUA" BLOCK Foundation: 1997, Rua Bragança Paulista, Rio de Janeiro. Leadership: Unknown, but with a rich and diverse history. Purpose: To offer a space for leisure, entertainment, and promotion of human, social, and intellectual development, especially through its music school project. Structure: The block holds parades through the streets of Bangu, with a gathering point at 5 PM.

Me Beija, Me Adota!

"Kiss Me, Adopt Me!" is a Carnival bloco (street band) from Rio de Janeiro that transforms the streets into a festival of affection and celebration! With the motto "kisses that spread joy," the bloco promotes fun and affectionate interactions during Carnival. Present in Praça São Perpétuo (Barra da Tijuca) on Carnival Sunday, this parade exalts Brazilian rhythms, such as samba and.

Me Beija Que eu Sou Cineasta

"Kiss Me, I'm a Filmmaker" is a Carnival bloco (street band) founded in 2006 in Rio de Janeiro by Lírio Ferreira and his friends from the audiovisual industry. The name reflects its connection to cinema, promoting a "meeting of ideas, mouths, and bodies." With a festive and joyful atmosphere, the bloco is known for presenting the "best band in national cinema."