The Tapajônico Circuit is set to host four days of Carnaval festivities in Alter do Chão with traditional parades, street blocks, and music performances from February 14 to 17.
The Tapajônico Circuit is an exhilarating four-day Carnaval event happening in Alter do Chão, a district located in Santarém, Pará, Brazil, from February 14 to 17. This festive occasion brings together community members and visitors alike to celebrate with various activities including traditional parades, lively street blocks, and musical performances across the village's key locations. The programming showcases a rich blend of cultural expressions, featuring regional music genres like carimbó and forró, as well as performances by local DJs and bands.
On Saturday, February 14, the celebrations commence with the Rito do Sairé parade commencing at 5 PM along the waterfront, followed by the Pacu Assado block that will weave through the village. The events will be staged across popular sites such as Praça 7 de Setembro, which will host performances from Banda 29 de Junho and Sorriso Aberto venturing into the evening. This vibrant atmosphere is further amplified by the gathering at Praça do Sairé, where DJ All will spin records starting at 6 PM.
Overall, the event not only underscores the cultural significance of Carnaval in Brazilian society but also highlights how local traditions and community participation can foster a spirit of unity and celebration. The Tapajônico Circuit serves to reinforce local identity while promoting tourism as guests experience the sights and sounds of Alter do Chão’s lively Carnaval celebration.
