The first event was at the end of World War II, featuring the participation of bands and fanfares, giving rise to performances known as "Tattoo." These shows, also include the days needed for rehearsals, lasts about a week. The first Fanfara performed in 1965. Thanks to the efforts of Major Leandro Bertuzzo, the Third Regiment had brought to life the renowned Carosello, a spectacle of great visual impact and tradition.
The Fanfare appears at a running pace while playing. The six leaders simultaneously spread out, then return toward the Fanfare leader and stop, aligning themselves.
The Fanfare, after forming a new star-shaped figure, is ready to perform a new piece.
Afterward, the Fanfare forms a piramid formation with the simultaneous movement of the musicians.
Once the Fanfare is in a half-moon formation, they remain at attention, ready to immediately play the in a stationary position.