This year's Carnival in Brazil has seen thousands of participants flocking to the streets of Salvador, Rio de Janeiro, Recife, Olinda, and São Paulo, turning avenues and roads into vibrant displays of creativity and festivity. Revelers are donning costumes that range from classic characters to contemporary pop culture references, blending humor and emotional tributes to create a kaleidoscope of colors and designs that captivate onlookers. In the midst of the celebrations, notable costumes have emerged, such as individuals dressing as referees complete with homemade VAR setups to enjoy the festivities at Galo da Madrugada, while others have opted for sentimental themes like 'mother and daughter' outfits that resonate with family and togetherness. The enthusiasm is palpable, as even a couple dressed as witches made a splash during the second night of Carnival in Recife, embracing the whimsical side of the event. The event highlights the cultural significance of Carnival in Brazil, where it serves not only as a time for festivities but also as a platform for social commentary and artistic expression. These celebrations create a sense of community among participants, fostering connections and lasting memories as they take part in a tradition that is an integral part of Brazilian culture and identity.