The parade will also have Jorge Aragão, Tássia Reis, Tulipa Ruiz and Otto […]
Considered the largest block of carnival in San Paolo, the academics of Baixo Augusta parade in the central region of the city, this Sunday 23 February.
The production promises to start, in time, at 2:00 pm, with the conduct of Wilson Simoninha, musical director, together with singers such as Jorge Aragão, Tássia Reis, Tulipa Ruiz, Otto and Yago Omboprio, together with the band Baixo Augusta.
The blocking of the block, which in 2025 will be attended by Marcelo Rubens Paiva, as a Standard port, is to collect more than 1 million celebration again. The parade will also have Alessandra Negrini, as Queen and Thelminha, as a diva.
Baixo Augusta Academics
The blockade was founded six years ago by a group of friends who gathered entrepreneurs and neighborhood enthusiasts to celebrate revitalization as a free territory. Since then, he celebrated a trajectory marked by diversity, resistance and struggle for the right to occupy the city with art and culture.
This year, the theme of the parade is “The strength of our Pagodes”, in reference to the singing of the honor Sambista Jorge Aragão, and will also be frequented by the Musos Marcia Dailyn and Walério Araújo.
The procession will follow its traditional path that will come out of the cross between Rua da Consolação and Paulista Avenue, towards the city center.
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Baixo Augusta academic block parade
February 23, Sunday (concentration at 13 hours, starting at 14 hours and ending at 19 hours).
Concentration on Consolação Street, near Paulista Avenue.
More information in Instagram of the block.
Source: Terra
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