Fogo Azul at Queens Night Market 2022
Come move to the irresistible drum beat of Fogo Azul NYC, at Queens' favorite open-air market! Fogo Azul NYC is New York City’s most powerful women, trans, non-binary and gender…
Fogo Azul at Mermaid Parade 2022
The Mermaid parade is where Fogo Azul NYC, the city's heartbeat, brings out its most creative summer costumes! This year, we celebrate the 40th anniversary of this deliriously fun tradition…
Woman conductor
Fogo Azul at Dyke March 2022
From the fierce Dyke March volunteers and organizers: "The New York City Dyke March is a protest march, not a parade. The March is a demonstration of our First Amendment…
Fogo Azul at Queens Pride Parade 2022
PRIDE MONTH is here! Fogo Azul NYC represents the diversity and culture of Queens at its annual pride parade. The parade is celebrating its 30th year! Check out a video…
Fogo Azul at Battle Hill Block Party
Fogo Azul, NYC's largest samba reggae drumline lights up Battle Hill for its spring block party! samba reggae band NYC
Fogo Azul at Dance Parade NYC 2022
One of Fogo Azul's favorite parade of the year, the NYC Dance Parade returns to NYC in 2022!! The parade starts from the Flatiron building and ends at Tompkins Square…
NYC Runs Brooklyn Marathon
Fogo Azul NYC, the city's largest Brazilian drum line, will play is traditional, and new (!) samba reggae beats to cheer marathoners. Come join us to celebrate our runners in…
Car Free Earth Day 2022
Celebrate Earth Day, car free, with Fogo Azul NYC, your beloved Brazilian samba reggae drumline! Broadway is shut down to cars for the day, on April 23. Fogo Azul will…
Car Free Earth Day Press Event
The NYC Department of Transportation announces the 2022 car free earth day events. Fogo Azul, Gotham's heartbeat and the largest samba reggae drumline in the country, will accompany the event.…
Samba Reggae History
Samba Reggae is a genre of music from Salvador da Bahia in Brazil, started in the 1970's as part of the black power movement. Here is a brief history of Samba reggae and the various Afro Blocos who made Samba Reggae happen.