Bloco Da Colheita

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Bloco da Colônia Z-3

The Bloco da Colônia Z-3, with roots in the traditional fishing community of Rio Grande do Sul, emerges as an expression of culture and community engagement. With vibrant music and contagious energy, the bloco performs on the streets of Paquetá, especially on José Bonifácio Beach, creating a festive and inclusive atmosphere.

Bloco da Coroinha

Bloco da Coroinha is one of the main Carnival blocks in Rio, with vibrant parades in Pedra de Guaratiba. With contagious energy and wind instruments, the block parades along streets 230-580 of Rua Barros de Alarcão, attracting 300 people on Sunday and 500 on Tuesday, with a repertoire that combines traditional marches and funk from the years.

Bloco das Caminhoneiras

Bloco das Coelhinhas

Bloco das Coleguinhas

Founded in 2016 by Ivanete Costa, the Bloco das Coleguinhas is a carnival manifestation that brings the joy of street carnival to residents of peripheral regions of São Paulo. Composed of diverse rhythms, the bloco parades annually in Jardim das Flores, attracting around 1,000 people. Participating in the official calendar of the Street Carnival of São Paulo, the Bloco das Coleguinhas reinforces its commitment to popular culture and social inclusion, in addition to contributing to the cultural appreciation of the peripheries.

Bloco do Cajá

Bloco do Cajado

Bloco do Caldo

Bloco do Camelo

"Bloco do Camelo" (Camel's Block) is a carnival experience focused on samba, located in Paquetá, on José Bonifácio Beach, Rio de Janeiro. Founded after 1925, the bloco has a small and skilled drum section, which sometimes comes from other famous drum sections. The "Camel" is a symbol of strength and resilience, taking sambas into vibrant parades.

Bloco do Cantinho

Bloco do Caos

Bloco Do Caramuela

The Bloco do Caramuela, formed in 2010 by the Rural University of Rio de Janeiro, promotes Brazilian culture with forró, maracatu, and other northeastern rhythms. Recognized as the only forró bloco in Rio de Janeiro, the group has been involved in social campaigns, such as "No Means No," against harassment. With a repertoire of artists such as Dominguinhos and Luiz Gonzaga, the.