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Participants show how happy they are at bathing in the mud at the lagoon in Paraty, RJ during the Bloco do Lama carnival festival tradition held once per year.
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English: The mud comes from the mangrove of Praia do Jabaquara and revelers say it serves to scare away evil spirits and attract happiness The main attraction in Paraty, on the Costa Verde in Rio de Janeiro, is the traditional Bloco da Lama, which for 30 years invites revelers to get their bodies dirty with the mud from the mangroves on Praia do Jabaquara. Bloco da Lama has attracted attention with its originality and bizarreness. Created on a Carnival Saturday by some friends who bathed in the medicinal mud at Praia do Jabaquara, it draws more and more revelers with each revelry. Unrecognizable, playing incognito during carnival, the mud gang guarantees that the function of its members is to scare away evil spirits and attract happiness to Paraty's carnival.
Português: lama é do mangue da Praia do Jabaquara e os foliões dizem que ela serve para espantar os maus espíritos e atrair a alegria A principal atração em Paraty, na Costa Verde do Rio de Janeiro, é o tradicional Bloco da Lama, que há 30 anos convida os foliões a sujarem o corpo com a lama do mangue da Praia do Jabaquara. O Bloco da Lama tem atraído a atenção com sua originalidade e bizarrice. Criado num sábado de carnaval por alguns amigos que se banhavam na lama medicinal da Praia do Jabaquara, ele arrasta cada vez mais foliões a cada folia. Irreconhecíveis, brincando incógnitos no carnaval, a tuma da lama garante que a função dos integrantes é espantar os maus espíritos e atrair a alegria para o carnaval de Paraty.
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