Sheila Mello made a vibrant appearance at the Salvador carnival, joining the popular group É o Tchan on their trio. The event took place on the opening day of the carnival, bringing back nostalgic memories from 1998 when Mello became famous as 'Loira do Tchan' after winning a national contest. She performed alongside group members Beto Jamaica and Compadre Washington, showcasing the infectious energy that the group is known for.

On the first day of the carnival, Sheila took to the stage with the band, dancing to some of their most famous songs, including 'Pau Que Nasce Torto/ Melô Do Tchan' and 'A nova loira do Tchan.' Her presence at the event is significant, as it highlights the enduring legacy of É o Tchan in Brazilian pop culture and carnival festivities. Sheila's partnership with the group not only cemented her status as a major figure in Brazilian dance but also provided a continuity of the group's dynamic performances through the years.

Sheila Mello's journey with É o Tchan began in 1998 when she was crowned the new 'Loira do Tchan' through a competition that captivated the nation. Her rise to fame came after the departure of Carla Perez, and she managed to create a unique identity within the group, which has been a staple in Brazilian entertainment. The carnival performance serves as a reminder of the rich tapestry of music and dance in Brazil, resonating with both long-time fans and new audiences alike.