Rubro-Negro carnival: check out samba school themes linked to Flamengo fans | OneFootball

Flamanguaça and Raça Rubro-Negra are some of the samba schools of the fans

In addition to inspiring samba-enredos, Flamengo is also connected to some samba schools. That’s because Flamanguaça, Raça Rubro-Negra, and Imperadores Rubro-Negros are three entities founded by Flamengo supporters that will parade in the 2026 Carnival.

However, the schools will not address anything related to the Most Beloved. Thus, the associations will parade along Estrada Intendente Magalhães, since they do not belong to the first division, where the representatives parade on Marquês de Sapucaí.

Carnival: what is Flamanguaça’s theme?

The first of the organizations to parade will be Flamanguaça, which will perform on Monday (16th), starting at 6:40 pm, in the Silver Series. For this year, the samba school will bring the theme “Ecos de Sortilégios” (“Echoes of Spells”), a theme that addresses witchcraft and ancestry.

What is the theme of Raça Rubro-Negra?

On Tuesday (17th), starting at 7:20 pm, it will be Raça Rubro-Negra’s turn, which is present in the Evaluation Group of the Rio Carnival. The group will present the theme “Xirê da superação: o chamado dos Orixás para seguir em frente” (“Xirê of overcoming: the call of the Orixás to move forward”), which will address rituals from Afro religions.

What is the theme of Imperadores Rubro-Negros?

Imperadores Rubro-Negros will parade in the Bronze Series, equivalent to the fourth division of the Rio Carnival, on Saturday (21st), at 8 pm. The school will bring the theme “Nigredo e Rubedo: Alquimia em preto e vermelho” (“Nigredo and Rubedo: Alchemy in black and red”), which promises to unite science, philosophy, and passion on the avenue.

Will Flamengo be present at Carnival?

While the supporters parade for Fla, the Most Beloved faces Botafogo this Sunday (15th) starting at 5:30 pm (Brasília time). Thus, the match, which takes place at Engenhão, is worth a spot in the semifinals of the Campeonato Carioca.

This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇧🇷 here.