Nos anos 80, mesmo censuradas e vigiadas, as Escolas de Samba fizeram enredos críticos inesquecíveis e enfrentaram a Ditadura Militar com coragem, criatividade e muita alegria.
1Lançamento: 01/02/2024
Nos anos 80, mesmo censuradas e vigiadas, as Escolas de Samba fizeram enredos críticos inesquecíveis e enfrentaram a Ditadura Militar com coragem, criatividade e muita alegria.
2Lançamento: 08/02/2024
During these years, samba schools boldly addressed political themes that the dictatorship sought to suppress. Their parades brought to light issues like censorship and social inequality, challenging the regime's narrative and asserting the community's voice through cultural expression.
3Lançamento: 15/02/2024
Amid the national movement for direct presidential elections, known as "Diretas Já," samba schools played a pivotal role in mobilizing public sentiment. Their performances echoed the people's demand for democratic reforms, reinforcing the call for political change through the vibrant medium of carnival.
4Lançamento: 22/02/2024
Following the end of military rule, this period saw a surge in creative expression as Brazil worked towards drafting a new constitution. Samba schools celebrated this newfound freedom, with their parades reflecting the nation's aspirations and the reinvigoration of democratic ideals.
5Lançamento: 29/02/2024
In a time of artistic flourishing, samba schools produced some of their most impactful parades. Notably, Beija-Flor's 1989 performance, "Ratos e Urubus, Larguem Minha Fantasia," used recycled materials to critique social issues, and featured a censored depiction of a destitute Christ figure, highlighting tensions between artistic freedom and societal norms.
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