Patrocínio do Muriaé brings together more than 100 ox carts in a parade that celebrates tradition With more than 100 ox carts, as well as riders, rural producers, families and visitors, Patrocínio do Muriaé is preparing to revive, on Sunday (12), one of the traditions that are part of the municipality's history. The third edition of the Rota da Fé – Bullock Cart Parade promises to bring together culture, religiosity and memories of the countryside in a meeting between generations. According to the organization, the initiative seeks to value the rural area and show the importance of this means of transport for agricultural production and economic development in the region. In this edition, the ox carts will be decorated to represent the seven days of the creation of the world, according to the book of Genesis, in the Bible. Each one will symbolize a stage in the biblical narrative and bring together elements of Christian faith and popular culture, in a celebration of history and devotion. The organization's expectation is that the event will attract thousands of tourists from different cities in the Zona da Mata and generate activity in sectors such as hotels, bars, restaurants and local commerce. Program Patrocínio do Muriaé brings together more than 100 ox carts in a parade that celebrates tradition Disclosure The parade passes through the central region of Patrocínio do Muriaé and includes historical points, such as the old railway station and the metallic arched bridge. Check out the schedule below: 2pm: Bullock Cart Parade; During the day: Horseback riding; 6pm: Show with Robinho Coelho; 9pm: Show with the duo Júnior & Gustavo. *The shows take place at Praça Getúlio Vargas, in the city center, where the parade ends. Third edition Patrocínio do Muriaé brings together more than 100 bullock carts in a parade that celebrates tradition Disclosure The Rota da Fé – Bullock Cart Parade was created to rescue a tradition linked to the history of Patrocínio do Muriaé and value the rural culture of the municipality. The event brings together residents, rural producers and visitors in a celebration that highlights the importance of ox carts, used for decades to support agricultural production and the city's development. In its third edition, the initiative reinforces the connection between past and present by keeping alive a tradition that spans generations and is part of the community's identity. SEE ALSO: Meeting of ox carts preserves rural culture in Zona da Mata Bonfire of almost 20 meters maintains a century-old tradition on Saint Anthony's Day in MG; VIDEO VIDEOS: see everything about Zona da Mata and Campos das Vertentes