Carnival drawings for coloring

We selected in this post several suggestions for carnival coloring pages. You will find several images of carnival masks, Harlequin, Columbine and many other carnival symbols such as momo rei, samba dancers, tambourine, parasols and much more.

O Carnival is a popular festival, Brazil is known worldwide for this commemorative date. It is a mobile party without a fixed day, but it precedes Lent and is compulsorily celebrated on a Tuesday.

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school carnival decoration
Carnival marches

This party takes place all over the country, with a characteristic type prevailing in each location. In Brazil, the best known is the street carnival. From the earliest times, people gathered in groups, called blocks, and featured themselves in funny and fun outfits. They went out with their batucada groups, dancing, singing the carnival marches and having a lot of fun.

For this commemorative date to be so popular, teachers from all over the country (especially in kindergarten) work on this theme in the classroom, and it was with this in mind that we selected these wonderful

carnival coloring pages, check out:

Index

Carnival drawings for coloring – Various drawings to print
Carnival coloring pages – Rei Momo
Carnival coloring pages – Pandeiro
Carnival drawings to color with Turma da Mônica
Carnival coloring pages: Samba dancers
Carnival coloring pages: Masks
Carnival coloring pages: Frevo Umbrellas
Carnival coloring pages: Turma da Mônica

Carnival drawings for coloring – Various drawings to print

Carnival drawings for coloring and printing

Also check: Printable Carnival Word Search

Carnival coloring pages – Rei Momo

Carnival coloring pages – Pandeiro

The tambourine is an important musical instrument used in carnival sambas. Therefore, it represents the songs (marchinhas, sambas-enredo, etc.) played during the party.

Carnival drawings to color with Turma da Mônica

Carnival coloring pages: Samba dancers

As samba is one of the main elements of carnival, the figure of the samba dancer symbolizes carnival music and dance. The samba dancer sings, plays and gives rhythm to the party.

Carnival coloring pages: Masks

It is one of the main and most traditional symbols of carnival. The use of these masks has its origins in the Italian city of Venice in the 17th century. The nobles wore ornate masks to maintain anonymity and enjoy carnival together with the people. This tradition went to Portugal and then arrived in Brazil where it is maintained to this day, mainly in the ballroom carnival celebrations.