The second night of Carnaboi 2026, held on Saturday (22) in the sambódromo of Manaus, was filled with emotion and excitement as the popular event showcased the influence of local fans. Alexandre Azevedo, known as 'tripa' of Boi Caprichoso, highlighted the connection between the performers and their supporters, noting how this relationship fuels their performances. He conveyed his enthusiasm for presenting the iconic 'touro negro' and the joy it brings to the community during the festivities.

Azevedo expressed gratitude towards the large turnout at the sambódromo, as fans eagerly awaited the event, marking a significant moment in the cultural calendar. He referred to the strong bond with the 'nação azulada' (blue nation), which represents the fan base of Boi Caprichoso, and stated that their support is critical for sustaining the energy of the performers. His comments underline the essential role that community involvement plays in such traditional events, where cultural identity is celebrated through performance.

This year's Carnaboi not only reinforces local traditions but also brings together a diverse audience, underscoring the collective pride in the rich cultural heritage of Amazonas. As Boi Caprichoso takes the stage, it becomes more than just a performance; it symbolizes unity and affection among fans, making events like Carnaboi integral to the cultural landscape of the region.