The Tradition Carnival parades in João Pessoa are set to resume on Saturday, January 21, after necessary repairs to the bleachers that collapsed during the third day of the event. The initial incident occurred on January 16, prompting a brief suspension of festivities to ensure the safety of attendees and performers. The Saturday program will focus on the 'ala ursas', featuring the performances that had originally been planned for the prior Monday.

The Carnival began on January 14 and included a wide array of performances including samba schools, frevo groups, and maracatu, maintaining a strong cultural tradition in the region. With 13 presentations planned for the day of the incident, the organizers have condensed these to provide an entertaining experience for the attendees while ensuring a complete schedule. The return of the parades is crucial for preserving the tradition and community spirit of the Carnival.

While the bleacher repairs have been successfully completed, officials have yet to announce a new date for the results’ announcement of the Carnival competitions. The quick response to the safety incident showcases the commitment to maintaining a festive atmosphere while prioritizing the safety and experience of both participants and spectators.