A giant caricature of the singer Belchior garnered significant attention from revelers at the Bloco Volta Belchior in Belo Horizonte on Saturday (14). The structure was carried by participants Eduardo Gomes and Gilberto Patrus and became a highlight of the parade, earning praise and a flurry of photographs and videos from attendees. The community's enthusiastic response illustrated the cultural importance and communal spirit of the carnival celebration.

One of the carriers of the doll mentioned that, despite its size, the weight was manageable, and that the intensive production efforts paid off. The excitement generated by the completed costume brought pride, as it resonated with the audience, many of whom were eager to capture the moment as they joined in the tribute to the artist. The successful integration of the doll into the festivities showcased local creativity and engagement with artistic expressions.

Furthermore, the presence of the giant doll raised expectations among its creators for media attention. Their satisfaction with the initial success reflects not only the appreciation of local art but also highlights the ongoing legacy of Belchior in Brazilian music and culture. Events like these contribute to the cultural vibrancy of Belo Horizonte and the ongoing celebration of historical figures in the Brazilian artistic landscape.