Families, renewable are entertaining next to the traditional carnival in Sao Paulo

Sao Luiz to Paraiting, Brazil – During the carnival, a small Brazilian city of Sao Louise to paraiting is a peaceful life of the daily life known for its deeply rooted traditions, giant dolls and songs known in Portugal as “Marchinhas”.

Carnival in large Brazilian cities such as Rio de Janeira is a combination of world-famous school samba schools that spend all year preparations and eccentric street entertainment, each with their own topic, aesthetic or musical style. But in Sao Luiz to Paraiting, thousands of revives, families and tourists sing and dance through vivid streets in the village of Sao Paulo on the sound of traditional Carnival Marches.

“It is the best celebration that exists in the interior of the State Sao Paulo,” Daya Martins Galan said, 39, Sunday. “It’s an old kind of carnival.”

Surrounded by green hills, Sao Luiz to paraiting has approximately 10,000 inhabitants. It is a popular tourist destination thanks to colored, colonial buildings and living cultural events intermittent all year round.

Gheisa Gomes traveled from Guarulhos, in the Sao Paulo Metro area, in Sao Luiz to paraiting before she became pregnant. She stopped for a while, but this year she decided to bring her daughter to participate in the ceremonies with her.

“It is very family-oriented, quiet, without a fight. You can enjoy it, (my daughter) can dance. Understanding a little about Carnival culture is really nice,” Gomes said.

Street Parties have ballooned in Sao Paulo and Rio de Janeir, and many are crowded scarcely coated holes, quickly Street suppliers who provide Žeđa PartyGoere with water and lots of alcohol.

And while carnival marches can also be heard in the streets of mega-cities, they rarely take the central stage as in the Sao Luiz to paraiting.

“Everyone should have this experience one day, you should enjoy” Marchinhas “,” Marcela Antunes Ceneviva said, 43. “It’s more traditional. And I think it’s worth reviving.”