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Micaretas are off-season
celebrations similar to
Brazilian Carnival. The
micaretas are
similar to the
Bahian Carnival and very
different from the samba...
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Carnatal (Portuguese pronunciation: [kaʁnaˈtaw]) is the
largest micareta, or off-season Carnival, in Brazil. It is held
annually in
December in the...
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between the
Carnival of Rio and the
Carnival of
Santa Cruz de Tenerife.
Micareta, an off-season
celebration similar to
Carnival "Carnival".
Online Etymology...
- bumba-meu-boi, segura-a-véia, and burrinha.[clarification needed] The
Micareta carnival party is held 15 days
after P****over; the
Festival of Violeiros...
- " In 2008, he left
Grupo Tradição, and his
final album with the band,
Micareta Sertaneja 2, was
nominated for a
Latin Grammy in the
Brazilian music category...
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March 5 2026 date Afternoon,
February 12 – midday,
February 18
Frequency annual Related to Carnival,
Brazilian Carnival, Ash Wednesday, Lent,
Micareta...
- neck. Many
major cities in
Nordeste also hold an off-season
carnaval (or "
micareta"), such as the
Carnatal in
Natal or the
Fortal in Fortaleza.
Since its...
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Archived from the
original on 29 June 2013.
Retrieved 12
March 2012. "
Micareta:
Celebrations outside of
carnival |
Aventura do Brasil". www.aventuradobrasil...
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holds an off-season Carnaval,
known as the "Carnaval fora de época" or "
micareta"; it is
locally called the "micarecuia". Cuiabá is home to
colonial and...
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blocos carnavalescos and
other festivals in Brazil,
specially in
micaretas. The idea was
introduced in 1949
during a
carnival in
Bahia by the duo...
