The 'Congresso dos Excêntricos Carnavalescos' was the only society that dared to put together a parade during this year's Carnival, demonstrating creativity and resilience in the face of challenging circumstances. Organized at the last minute, the parade was well-received by spectators, highlighting the enthusiasm for Carnival celebrations in Brazil.

The parade commenced at Praça João Mendes and traveled through central avenues before concluding in Brás. Participants showcased a mix of traditional and unique elements, with musicians dressed in period-style costumes, a formal front commission, and 22 band members in flamboyant disguises, contributing to the vibrant atmosphere of the event.

A notable moment of the parade included a tribute to Spanish aviator Ramón Franco, who famously crossed the Atlantic Ocean as part of his flights connecting Spain, Brazil, and Argentina. This homage highlights the cultural intersections celebrated during Carnival and the appreciation for historical figures that resonate with the Brazilian spirit of festivity.