Frevo de Rua is a vibrant and energetic dance and music style that originated in Pernambuco, Brazil. It is closely associated with the Carnival celebrations and features fast-paced rhythms, colorful costumes, and acrobatic movements. The music is typically played by brass bands, creating an infectious atmosphere that encourages people to dance in the streets. The dance itself is characterized by quick footwork and lively spins, often incorporating elements of capoeira and other traditional Brazilian dances. Frevo has been recognized as an important cultural expression, and in 2012, it was inscribed on the UNESCO list of Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.