Sabrina Sato, serving as the Queen of the Battery for the Gaviões da Fiel samba school, captivated viewers during the second night of Carnival at the Anhembi Sambadrome. She wore one of the most elaborate costumes of her carnival career, titled 'A Flor', which is a symbolic representation of the living forest within the Batuqueiros da Floresta battery. This elaborate outfit links to the school’s theme for the year, 'Vozes Ancestrais para um Novo Amanhã', focusing on the 'Dreamtime', the creation of forests, their guardians, and the intrinsic harmony between humanity and nature.

Throughout her more than two-decade career, Sabrina Sato has become a prominent figure in carnival fashion, helping to enhance the representation of beautiful and meaningful designs in samba school parades. By stepping onto the Anhembi grounds, she invoked a nostalgic connection to a time when humanity coexisted harmoniously with nature, with her costume serving as a tribute to that legacy. The visuals of her ensemble highlight the importance of the dance and the artistry involved in the carnival's profound narratives, making her appearance not just about entertainment but also about cultural storytelling.

The choice of 'A Flor' as her costume reflects a deeper appreciation for environmental themes and could encourage more attention towards preserving nature's beauty. By positioning herself as a personification of the forest, Sabrina aims to remind the audience of the critical relationship between humans and the environment, which is especially relevant given the ongoing discussions about sustainability and ecological conservation in the current times.