The second night of the Special Group at the Sambódromo do Anhembi was filled with both spectacular displays and unexpected incidents that highlighted some operational challenges. Among these, a member of the Casa Verde school required medical attention, and there were reported confusions during the dispersal of the parade after the event. Additionally, a float suffered an electrical failure, which disrupted the performance, causing significant delays just before its conclusion.

Particularly concerning was the malfunction of the last float from the Camisa Verde e Branco school, which got stuck due to a technical issue. This left the float stranded along the track, and members of the school had to physically push it to resume the parade. The situation showcased the frantic nature of these events, where participants rushed to salvage their time as the clock counted down to the end of their performance.

Moreover, these technical difficulties were compounded by ongoing structural issues with the official viewing box of the City Hall, which had already been problematic for two consecutive nights. These incidents raise questions about the organization and infrastructure of such a major event in Brazil, stressing the need for improvements in safety and operational efficiency for future parades, as they pose risks not only to performers but also to the enjoyment of the audience.