Traditional carnival blocks and trios continue the festive spirit in São Paulo with performances from well-known artists after the official Carnival period.
In São Paulo, the post-Carnival weekend features a series of traditional blocks and musical trios led by famous artists, including Daniela Mercury and Léo Santana. These events aim to maintain the vibrant atmosphere of Carnival, offering entertainment for both children and adults. The lineup is diverse and caters to multiple audiences, ensuring that the festive spirit lives on beyond the main Carnival celebrations.
On Saturday, the 'Bloco Cecílias e Buarques' will present a range of traditional samba and carnival marchinhas, as well as other rhythms such as axé and samba-reggae. This block will gather participants at a central location in Santa Cecília, demonstrating the community's commitment to preserving Carnival’s cultural heritage. Alongside them, the 'Charanguinha do França' focuses on kids by introducing them to the joy of street Carnival through accessible tunes and playful arrangements.
Moreover, 'Meu Santo é Pop' specifically aims at the LGBTQIA+ community, further enriching the diversity of the cultural offerings. These events not only provide entertainment but also highlight the importance of inclusion and representation during one of Brazil’s most celebrated festivities, showing how the Carnival culture continues to thrive and evolve throughout the year.
