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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 da UNEGRO

The UNEGRO Bloc, linked to the anti-racist organization UNEGRO, has paraded in São Paulo for decades, promoting racial equality and Afro-Brazilian culture. Aligned with UNEGRO's mission, the bloc uses its presentation during Carnival to raise awareness about racial issues and fight against racism.

Bloco da Ursal

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Bloco da Ursal is a Carnival bloco that emerged in 2018 in São Paulo, Brazil. Its name, URSAL, is a reference to a satirical political idea of a union between Latin American countries. The bloco uses humor and irony in its parades, often making social and political criticisms. It stands out for its creative costumes and engaging performances. Although relatively new, it has quickly gained popularity for its unique approach to social commentary during Carnival.

Ubuntu Sambaxé

Ubuntu Sambaxé is a carnival bloco (street band) from São Paulo that parades in Antônio Prado Square. Its name suggests a fusion between the African philosophy of Ubuntu and Brazilian samba. Despite the lack of detailed information about its history and musical style, the bloco stands out for its presence in the São Paulo carnival, contributing to the diversity and cultural richness of the festival.

União no Morro

The União no Morro Block, located in São Miguel Paulista, is known for its traditional samba. Its parade takes place on Avenida Dr. José Aristodemos Pinotti, usually between February and March. The block is part of the movement to promote street carnival in São Paulo and is part of the city's official program.

Unidos da Barra Funda

Founded in 2013, Unidos da Barra Funda is a community carnival bloco (street band) that values traditional samba and the participation of residents. Its annual parade, held in February, travels through the streets of the Barra Funda region in São Paulo, with a contagious drum section and simple costumes made collectively. The bloco's motto is "where joy resides with respect and unity among people," reflecting its philosophy of combining festivity with social engagement. Its community structure prioritizes the participation of residents and seeks to revitalize local carnival traditions, contrasting with the grandeur of the samba schools of Anhembi.

Unidos do Biquini

Reliable information about the "Unidos do Biquini" carnival bloco could not be found. After a thorough search, it was not possible to locate verifiable data about its history, musical style, cultural impact, or unique characteristics.

Unidos do Grande Mel

Unidos do Grande Mel is a traditional carnival bloco from the city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Founded in the neighborhood of Engenho de Dentro, it is known for its lively parades and samba rhythms. The bloco's name is a playful reference to the ‘honey’ (mel) and the joy it brings to the streets during Carnival. It's a beloved part of the city's cultural celebrations.

Unidos do Jardim Colombo

Unidos do Jardim Colombo is a carnival bloco (street band) from the Paraisópolis region of São Paulo, linked to União Jardim Colombo, an association that promotes social and cultural activities. Founded in 1984, the bloco gathered around 500 people in its last parade in 2023. Embedded in the tradition of Brazilian carnival, Unidos do Jardim Colombo represents the Butantã region, bringing animation and energy to the streets. The bloco operates in a context of social transformations, such as the revitalization projects led by architect Ester Carro, demonstrating its role in the cultural and social development of the community.

Unidos do Swing

Unidos do Swing is a traditional Carnival bloco from Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, known for its lively samba and engaging performances. Founded in the early 2000s, the bloco quickly became a beloved part of the city's Carnival scene. It is characterized by its vibrant energy, catchy tunes, and inclusive spirit, attracting a diverse crowd of revelers each year. Unidos do Swing typically parades through the streets of the city center, with its bateria, dancers, and costumed participants. The bloco's repertoire includes classic samba anthems and original compositions, creating a joyful and memorable Carnival experience.

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