The pre-carnival celebration in São Paulo, despite cloudy weather, has attracted throngs of revelers across the city, showcasing 107 different blocks on Saturday. This event is part of a larger series that includes a total of 627 blocks over pre-carnival, carnival, and post-carnival days. Among the highlights was Ivete Sangalo's debut in São Paulo's street carnival at her 'Quem Pede, Pede' mega block near Ibirapuera Park, which witnessed immense crowds gathering for the lively atmosphere.

Aerial drone footage captured the excitement as fans accompanied the music trio, managing to enjoy the festivities in an orderly manner despite the large turnout. Ivete Sangalo, a prominent figure in Salvador's carnival scene, expressed her excitement about leading a block in São Paulo, acknowledging the city’s flourishing street carnival. Her anticipation highlights the growing popularity and the cultural significance of the street carnival in São Paulo, which is increasingly recognized as a vibrant alternative to the traditional celebrations in Salvador.

Another featured block included Tiago Abravanel's event on Avenida Faria Lima, contributing to the colorful and energetic atmosphere. These events not only emphasize the unity and joy brought by carnival celebrations but also signal a rising interest in street parties across Brazil, reinforcing São Paulo's reputation as a key player in the country's carnival landscape and drawing attention from both locals and tourists alike.