Frevo is a vibrant and energetic dance and music style that originated in Pernambuco, Brazil. It is characterized by fast-paced movements, acrobatics, and colorful costumes, often performed during the Carnival season. The music typically features brass instruments, percussion, and lively melodies that encourage spontaneous dancing. The dance is closely associated with the Frevo de Rua, which translates to "frevo of the street," highlighting its outdoor performances. Frevo has deep cultural roots and is recognized as an important part of Brazilian heritage, celebrated for its ability to bring people together in joyful celebration.