Which Rio de Janeiro samba school was founded in 1931 and is associated with blue and yellow?

Unidos da Tijuca was founded in 1931 and is associated with blue and yellow.

The school emerged from the Tijuca area of Rio de Janeiro and became one of the city’s established samba-school organizations. Its traditional colors, blue and yellow, are visible in its flag, costumes, and parade designs.

Unidos da Tijuca competes in Rio’s principal samba-school system and is known for large-scale visual presentations. Like other schools, it develops an enredo and translates that theme into a coordinated parade involving sections, floats, dancers, singers, and percussionists.

The school is often confused with other blue-associated organizations. Portela is traditionally blue and white, while Vila Isabel is linked with blue and white as well. Unidos da Tijuca’s identifying combination is blue and yellow, and its founding year is 1931.