Abre-te Sésamo

Abre-Te Sésamo

A Bruxa ta Solta

Founded in 2015 in Pinheiros, São Paulo, the "A Bruxa ta Solta" block values Brazilian popular culture with a lively and irreverent parade. Inspired by the music of the band Secos & Molhados, the block presents samba and carnival marches accompanied by drums and dancers.

A Burra do Rosário

Abuse e Use

Acabou amor

do Bloco Acabou o Amor Founded in 2015, the bloco Acabou o Amor is a carnival association that parades through the streets of Ilha do Governador, especially in the Tauá region. With a festive and lively atmosphere, the bloco holds its biggest parades with an estimated audience of 100,000 people.

Academia de Bateria de Rua

Acadêmicos do Baixo Augusta

Founded in 1986, the "Acadêmicos do Baixo Augusta" bloco (street band) is known for its samba-enredo performances during the Carnival of São Paulo. Each year, the group presents an original melody and lyrics that tell a story or address a specific theme.

Acadêmicos do Engenho de Dentroa

Founded in 2017, the Acadêmicos do Engenho de Dentro bloco is a vibrant cultural expression of the neighborhood of the same name in Rio de Janeiro. With parades concentrated on Venâncio Ribeiro and Maria Paula streets, the bloco attracts around 200 participants, prioritizing community interaction. Its bateria animates the public with traditional Carioca rhythms, aligned with the samba-enredo and popular music. The 2025 Carnival parade highlights its growth, with extended hours and improved logistical structuring.

Acadêmicos Do Juramento

Acadêmicos do Juramento is a traditional Carnival block from Rio de Janeiro, founded in 1992, based in the neighborhood of Vicente de Carvalho. Its presentation stands out for its samba-enredo and grand parades on Avenida Vicente de Carvalho, all free of charge.

Acadêmicos do Santa Lucia

Acadêmicos do Sul da Ilha

Acadêmicos São Geovani

The Acadêmicos São Geovani bloco is a carnival group that enlivens the Street Carnival of São Paulo, specifically in the Campo Limpo district. It emerged in recent decades as part of the expansion of Carnival in the city's periphery, occupying public spaces and strengthening territorial identity. Despite the absence of detailed records about its founding, the bloco has consolidated itself in the festive calendars, with regular performances and popular support.