Calvin Harris to perform in São Paulo pre-Carnaval bloc

Scottish DJ Calvin Harris will perform on a trio elétrico during São Paulo's pre-Carnaval on February 8. The Skol-promoted event parades along Rua da Consolação starting at 11 a.m. and features other artists like Nattan and Xand Avião.

São Paulo is gearing up for pre-Carnaval with an international draw: Scottish DJ Calvin Harris, famous for hits like "Summer," "One Kiss," and "Feel So Close," has confirmed his performance at Bloco Skol. The parade takes place on February 8, starting at 11 a.m. along Rua da Consolação, though the concentration point remains undisclosed.

In addition to Harris, attendees can enjoy sets by Nattan and Xand Avião. The lineup also features piseiro singer Zé Vaqueiro and Felipe Amorim, who blends forró, piseiro, funk, sertanejo, and trap. Organized by the beer brand Skol, the event precedes the official Carnaval, scheduled for February 14, 15, 16, and 17.

The São Paulo City Hall provides the full program on its official website for those eager to join the festivities. This year, other confirmed blocs include performers like Ivete Sangalo, Mariana Aydar, Alceu Valença, BaianaSystem, and Quintal dos Prettos, setting the stage for a lively edition of the celebration.

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