Sabrina Sato, a well-known Brazilian presenter, has revealed that she is superstitious and follows several rituals before participating in the Carnival parade. Ahead of the event, she partakes in activities such as prayer, using red roses, and entering with her right foot, which she believes brings good luck.

This Saturday, Sato will perform with the Gaviões da Fiel samba school in São Paulo's Sambódromo, a significant event in her career and the Brazilian Carnival calendar. During her preparation for the parade, she emphasized the psychological aspect of getting mentally prepared, showcasing how important it is for performers to connect emotionally with their craft.

The Brazilian Carnival is known for its vibrant and festive atmosphere, and rituals like those observed by Sato are ingrained in the culture, influencing how artists perform and connect with the audience. Her adherence to these traditions reflects a broader sentiment among many Brazilian performers who view these practices as crucial to their success on such a grand stage.