Aracaju will hold pre-Carnival in November with Ivete, Bell Marques, and Thiaguinho
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Aracaju will hold pre-Carnival in November with Ivete, Bell Marques, and Thiaguinho

Although the official Carnival of 2027 takes place only in February, Aracaju is bringing forward the celebration to November. Between the 13th and 15th, the capital of the state of Sergipe will host another edition of Pré-Caju, an event that brings together street parties, electric trios, and renowned Brazilian music artists.

This edition features about 40 attractions, including Ivete Sangalo, Bell Marques, Léo Santana, Wesley Safadão, and Thiaguinho. The event will take place on the Atalaia Waterfront, a tourist spot in the city, allowing participants to combine the off-season party with leisure time in the capital of Sergipe.

During the festival period, visitors have the opportunity to enjoy the beaches, try local gastronomy, and visit markets that keep Sergipe's traditions alive.

Circuit and Schedule Details

The event begins on Friday the 13th with performances at Camarote Aju. On Saturday (14th) and Sunday (15th), the electric trios will travel a route of approximately four kilometers along the Atalaia Waterfront, covering from Passarela do Caranguejo to the vicinity of the Farol da Coroa do Meio.

To participate in the official blocks, purchasing an abadá is mandatory. On Saturday, Bell Marques will lead Bloco Vumbora, while Tomate will present Eu Não Vou Embora and Xanddy Harmonia will perform in Bloco da Torcida. On Sunday, Bell Marques will return with Vumbora, and Ivete Sangalo will take over Bloco Com Amor, while Léo Santana will lead Vem com o Gigante.

Regarding costs, the abadá to follow Ivete Sangalo in the fifth batch costs R$ 470. Tickets for the Léo Santana and Bell Marques blocks on Sunday are available for R$ 426 and R$ 616, respectively.

Free Options and Event Structure

In addition to paid blocks, Pré-Caju will feature free electric trios, known as pipoca, accessible to the public without needing an abadá. On Saturday, free attractions include Alexandre Peixe, Durval Lelys, Oh Polêmico, and Devinho Novaes. On Sunday, Rafa and Pipo Marques, Bruninho Top 7, Nona, and Maysa Reis are confirmed.

Camarote Aju will be operational during all three days of the event, offering its own show schedule. This space has fixed infrastructure, including bars, a food court, and a balcony overlooking the circuit.

The Camarote Aju schedule includes Yasmin Sensação, Timbalada, Wesley Safadão, and Léo Santana on Friday (13th). On Saturday (14th), the attractions are Liene Show, Mariana Fagundes, Dennis DJ, Rey Vaqueiro, and Tony Salles. Finally, on Sunday (15th), the public can watch DJ Sky, Simone Morena, Thiaguinho, Pablo, and Litto Lins.

Full tickets for Saturday and Sunday cost R$ 784 per day. It is important to note that the camarote does not offer an open bar, and drinks are charged separately. The presented values refer to the batches released on the platform and are subject to change. There are also combo options that allow participation in two blocks or combining one block with access to the camarote, with purchases possible online via Point do Ingresso or in person at RioMar Shopping Aracaju.

Tours in Aracaju

It is recommended to dedicate time to explore other areas of Aracaju. The Atalaia Waterfront itself, the stage for Pré-Caju, deserves to be appreciated more calmly. In addition to hotels and restaurants, the area has bike paths, leisure areas, and points such as the Arcos da Orla, which welcome tourists. The Aracaju Aquarium, managed by Projeto Tamar, is also located there, where you can observe species such as sharks and turtles.

Near this area, Passarela do Caranguejo is a well-known destination for dinner and going out at night, with dozens of establishments specializing in Sergipe cuisine, especially seafood, as well as places where forró plays late into the night.

To explore the coast beyond Atalaia, it is suggested to head south, where the beaches of Aruana and Refúgio are located. Aruana beach has a vast sandy strip and generally calm sea, while Refúgio offers kiosks and beach clubs to spend the day.

In the city center, the corridors of the municipal markets Antônio Franco, Thales Ferraz, and Maria Virgínia Leite Franco invite visits. In these locations, visitors find everything from spices and seafood to typical foods and a variety of local handicrafts.

Pré-Caju 2026 Summary

Pré-Caju 2026 will take place on the Atalaia Waterfront, in Aracaju (SE), from November 13th to 15th. Entry to the pipoca trios is free, with abadás starting from R$ 426, and tickets must be purchased through the official website.

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