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Description: Carnival in Florianopolis
The Carnival is undoubtedly the most popular festival in Brazil and one of the most popular worldwide, attracting tourists from all over the planet. In Brazil, the celebration usually begins on the Friday night before the beginning of Lent and usually ends the night of Tuesday prior to Ash Wednesday (which is the first day of Lent in the Western Christian calendar). Nevertheless, in some Brazilian cities extend the party, often extending to the Sunday after Ash Wednesday. It is also increasingly known the "Carnival out of season," also called "micareta", a word coming from the French word "Mid-Lent," kind of party that is gaining more prominence in Brazil.
Carnival is celebrated in Brazil from tip to tip of the country and in each region takes the form slightly or, often quite different, without losing its main features: music, dance, joy and relaxation.
Carnival in Florianopolis-SC takes many forms and offers many options for you to enjoy the date and fall in the revelry.
In the clubs of the city revelers revel in the most authentic Mardi Gras Ballroom at the rate of sambas, marches and Northeast as frevo and ax.
Blocks invade neighborhoods in the Carnival Street, inviting locals and tourists to revelry that has no time to end. Among them, the most famous is the Blocos dos Sujos (dirty blocks), which happens in the city center.
The Nego Quirido Catwalk heats with the Parade of Samba Schools, which brings together the four guilds of the city: Protected Princess, Lord Cup Embassy, Consulate and United Coloninha Samba.
For the public LGBT fun is guaranteed in the city, which is considered a major tourist destination this time of year.
And who does not like to fall in samba, there are bars and parties with alternative schedules.
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