During the vibrant celebration of Carnaval in São Paulo, Pabllo Vittar's bloc, accompanied by the South Korean K-pop group Nmixx, captivated a massive audience at Parque Ibirapuera on Monday, February 16. This performance marked a historic event, being the first appearance of a K-pop group at the Carnaval festivities in the city. The collaboration included the debut of 'Mexe,' a joint release scheduled for 2025, along with a preview of another unnamed project that excited attendees.

The atmosphere at the event was electric, with revelers braving both the rain and strong heat to secure prime spots near the performance stage. Many fans arrived up to two hours early, eager to witness Pabllo and Nmixx in action. The show kicked off around 14:00 and featured a seamless alternation of performances by both artists. Although some of Nmixx's songs were less familiar to the audience, their infectious beats kept the crowd energized, prompting fans to engage enthusiastically, even as they waved fans to cool themselves down.

Lily, a member of Nmixx, expressed gratitude to the crowd, acknowledging the South Korean flag spotted in the audience, and praised the lovely day in São Paulo. Meanwhile, Pabllo Vittar introduced her work with fierce energy, further cementing her place as a key figure in both Brazilian music and international collaborations. This event not only highlighted the growing importance of K-pop in Brazil but also exemplified the beautiful intersection of cultures through music and celebration.