Farroupilha Week is an annual celebration in Brazil, particularly in the state of Rio Grande do Sul. It takes place in September, commemorating the Farroupilha Revolution, which occurred from 1835 to 1845. This event was a struggle for independence from the central government and aimed to promote the rights of the southern provinces. During Farroupilha Week, various festivities are held, including parades, traditional music, and cultural events. People often dress in traditional gaucho attire, showcasing the region's rich heritage. The week culminates in a grand parade, where participants celebrate the history and culture of the gaucho people.