The second night of the Special Group parades in Rio de Janeiro showcased performances by notable samba schools, including tributes to the iconic Brazilian singer Rita Lee.
The second night of the Special Group parades in Rio de Janeiro took place at the Marquês de Sapucaí and included impressive performances by samba schools such as Mocidade Independente de Padre Miguel, Beija-Flor de Nilópolis, Unidos do Viradouro, and Unidos da Tijuca. Highlights from the night included tributes to accomplished Brazilian artists and unique thematic elements presented by each school.
Mocidade Independente de Padre Miguel paid homage to the beloved singer Rita Lee, featuring her partner Roberto de Carvalho in the parade. The display included visually striking elements such as contrasting white and black sheep, which symbolically represented Lee's artistic legacy. The parade further showcased the creativity of the samba school, incorporating diverse themes and elaborate costumes to enthrall the audience.
As the samba schools continued to parade, the festivities celebrated both the cultural significance of samba and the art of performance. The special parades stand as a major highlight of Brazil’s Carnival, reflecting the creativity, joy, and community spirit of the participants and audiences alike, all in the heart of Rio de Janeiro’s vibrant atmosphere.
