During the vibrant Carnival celebrations in Recife and Olinda, numerous celebrities made appearances amidst the festivities. Notable figures such as Liniker, Fátima Bernardes, Carlinhos Maia, Lucas Guimarães, Roberta Miranda, and David Brazil were among those celebrating. The infamous bloco known as Galo da Madrugada, touted as the largest in the world, saw an influx of celebrity guests, with David Brazil sharing videos of the event and expressing gratitude towards fans on social media.

Carlinhos Maia notably made his debut at the Galo da Madrugada's parade, where he performed alongside brega singer Raphaela Santos. The atmosphere was electrifying as he connected with the audience, contributing to the festive spirit of the Carnival. Brazil's presence, particularly with other well-known artists and local officials such as João Campos and Tabata Amaral, highlights the blend of celebrity culture with local traditions during this significant event.

The Carnival is not only a time for celebration but also a platform for social engagement and community bonding, which is epitomized by the participation of celebrities. Their involvement draws greater attention to these traditional festivities, inviting a broader audience to appreciate the cultural heritage of the region. This amalgamation of popular culture and tradition reinforces the Carnival’s status as a critical event in Brazil's social calendar, especially in Pernambuco where these festivities are a hallmark of the region's identity.