Feb 14 • 14:32 UTC 🇧🇷 Brazil G1 (PT)

Carla Perez begins farewell to the 'Pipoca Doce' trio at Carnival in Salvador and honors Xuxa with paquita costume

Carla Perez starts her farewell to the children's trio 'Pipoca Doce' at Salvador's Carnival, honoring Xuxa with a costume inspired by her paquitas.

Carla Perez, a prominent Brazilian singer and dancer, commenced her farewell performance with the children's trio 'Pipoca Doce' on Saturday, February 14, during the famous Carnival celebrations in Salvador. This year’s theme, 'Child's Dream', aims to celebrate childhood and the legacy of the group that has entertained generations of families. The event took place in the Osmar circuit at Campo Grande, a key area for Carnival festivities.

In a nod to Brazilian pop culture, Perez wore a costume inspired by Xuxa Meneghel, a beloved children's entertainer known for her influence in Brazilian media. Her social media post expressed gratitude to Xuxa, referring to herself as a 'paquita', a term that denotes the cheering girls who assisted Xuxa during her shows. This tribute not only highlights Perez's admiration for Xuxa but also underscores the deep connections formed through shared cultural experiences over the years.

The farewell performance signifies the conclusion of the 'Pipoca Doce' project, which has significantly shaped Carnival for younger audiences. With heartfelt presentations like this one, artists like Carla Perez keep alive the cherished memories and joy associated with childhood festivities, while also paving the way for new traditions in Brazilian Carnival culture.

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