During the third day of Carnival in Fernando de Noronha, a series of block parades took place, including performances by Dayane Santos and Nego Noronha on Monday, February 16. The festivities were centered at the Polo da Folia in Praça São Miguel, where the block 'Tem Que Respeitar' made its debut. Organized by the state government, this block conveyed a strong message aimed at combating violence against women, signifying both a celebration and a call for action against gender-based violence.

Francinny Soares, the manager of Social Protection within the local administration, emphasized the necessity of promoting a culture of respect and equality, declaring, "Carnival is fun and joy in Noronha, but above all, it is respect." The initiative of the block reflects a growing awareness and societal commitment to tackle issues of violence and to foster an environment where women feel safe and valued, particularly in festive and public spaces.

Additionally, the well-known traditional block 'Unidos da Ilha' also paraded, carrying on the legacy of its founder, Ana Martins, affectionately known as Dona Nanete, who passed away in February 2020. The event showcased not only vibrant cultural expressions through music and dance but also served as a platform for social change, reinforcing the essential message of respect towards women during one of Brazil's biggest cultural celebrations.