Group dressed up as animals dancing to the Boi Garantido song on Avenida Paulista The “Perrecheiro” song, from Boi Garantido, ended up in one of the busiest spots in Brazil. A video recorded on Avenida Paulista, in São Paulo, shows a group of people dressed as animals dancing to the music that rocked the fans of the red and white bumbá at this year's Parintins Festival. The scene went viral on social media. Watch above. Among the participants is the influencer Joow J, known as Porquinho da Paulista for giving presentations dressed as a pig. In the video, he appears accompanied by other people dressed as different animals, while reproducing the choreography of the song amid the movement of pedestrians on the avenue. The publication quickly had repercussions on social media and reached the Amazonian public, who celebrated the presence of Parintins culture on one of the main postcards of the capital of São Paulo. ? Join the g1 AM channel on WhatsApp In the comments, internet users highlighted the reach of the song and celebrated the fact that it was being presented outside the North region. “Our beloved boy invaded Paulista”, wrote one user. “It became a hit”, commented another. The video has more than 240 thousand views and reinforces the popularity of “Perrecheiro”. Since the Parintins Festival, the song has been reproduced on social media, cultural presentations and events held in different states, expanding the visibility of the Amazonian folk show beyond the Bumbódromo arena, where the festival is held. READ ALSO: 'Kamara' and 'Mãe da Mata': Boi Garantido tunes inspire names of new grasshopper species discovered by researcher in Amazonas Group danced the Boi Garantido tune "Perrecheiro". Reproduction/Social Media
Group dressed as animals goes viral when dancing the Boi Garantido song on Avenida Paulista
Group dressed up as animals dancing to the Boi Garantido song on Avenida Paulista The “Perrecheiro” song, from Boi Garantido, ended up in one of the busiest spots in Brazil. A video recorded on Avenida Paulista, in São...
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