In a heartfelt farewell, renowned dancer Carla Perez has named influencer Lore Improta as her proposed successor for the legacy of 'Pipoca Doce', a children’s trio under the popular 'Algodão Doce' bloc, which is set to perform for the last time at the Salvador carnival this weekend. The final ascent occurs through the circuit Osmar, specifically on Saturday (14) and Sunday (15), marking a significant moment given that this children's trio is one of the few dedicated solely to a youthful audience during the carnival festivities in Bahia’s capital.

During an interview with G1, Perez expressed her belief in the capabilities of Lore Improta, who is not only a dancer but also involved in a children's project that reflects her commitment to family and youth entertainment. Improta is currently expecting her second child with musician Léo Santana and is already a mother to a six-year-old daughter, Liz. This connection to family and childhood makes her an ideal candidate to take the reins of such a beloved carnival tradition, especially as Perez highlighted the importance of evolving alongside one’s children in the entertainment industry.

The decision to designate a successor holds implications for the future of cultural practices in Brazil's carnival, particularly in nurturing the next generation of performers who cater to children. Improta’s involvement in the event symbolizes continuity and growth within the realm of carnival, ensuring that the legacy of 'Pipoca Doce' remains vibrant and relevant even as it bids farewell. It reflects the broader themes of heritage and transition, which are commonplace during such festive periods in Brazil.