The São Paulo League of Samba Schools (Liga-SP) convened on the afternoon of Monday, October 16, to determine the order of scoring for the Special Group parade, an essential aspect of the annual Carnival celebrations. This meeting included discussions on penalty records, which are critical in assessing each school's performance. The scoring results will be officially announced the following day, October 17, adding to the anticipation surrounding the event.

On the first night of parades, standout performances came from schools such as Dragões da Real, Acadêmicos do Tatuapé, and Vai-Vai, who captivated the audience with powerful samba-enredos celebrating themes like femininity, nature, spirituality, and labor. Other notable schools included Rosas de Ouro, Barroca Zona Sul, Colorado do Brás, and Mocidade Unida da Mooca, all contributing to the vibrant spectacle that defines these parades.

The second night featured crowds favorites like Mocidade Alegre, Gaviões da Fiel, and Império de Casa Verde, all of whom showcased elaborate floats that paid tribute to historical figures, significant locations, and cultural expressions. However, it was noted that the Camisa Verde e Branco school exceeded the 65-minute performance limit, further stirring conversations about adherence to parade regulations. The upcoming announcement of the scoring will likely have significant implications for the schools involved, determining not only their standings but also the future of their traditions in the Carnival festivities.