blocks that took to the streets this Saturday (2) in São Paulo and had in common the political tone.
“Without Amnesty” messages were sung and stamped by the revelers of the Electric Jeque, in Pinheiros (West São Paulo), Minhoqueens, in the Center, and the Terreirada Block, in the Rio de Janeiro neighborhood of São Cristóvão, in the North Zone.
The Electric Jegue, who celebrated his 25th birthday, marked a position on the scammer attacks with a “amnesty” chorus.
Founded by musician Emerson Boy, who sang on the electric trio, Jegue has the tradition of creating marches with political themes. “Without amnesty, it has to end this craze,” repeated the choir at the end of the procession, on Artur de Azevedo Street.
The messages refer to a series of proposals presented by pocket parliamentarians to grant forgiveness to those involved in the. At the time, supporters of the former president () invaded and, in Brasilia.
Allies of the former president want to extend the benefit to him, who was denounced by the Attorney General’s Office under, after losing the 2022 elections to prevent the possession of (PT).
At Minhoqueens, the phrase “he stuck” was repeated between funk and pop hits that gave the block to the bloc, founded by drag queen Mama Darling.
Amid glitter and many fans, some bet on phrases like “no amnesty for coup.”
This year, the procession passed through the avenues Ipiranga and São Luís, as well as the streets of Consolação and Colonel Xavier de Toledo.
In Rio, in addition to the screams of amnesty, the members of the Terreirada Block honored Eunice Paiva, played by the actress in the movie “”, which received three nominations to. The portrait of the lawyer who fought for the recognition of her husband, Rubens Paiva, as a victim of the dictatorship, was shown in banners alongside and other names.
The block, which traditionally plays forró and northeastern songs, brought together young people and families with children in Quinta da Boa Vista Park, in São Cristóvão, in the north of Rio.
