In São Paulo, Daniela Mercury marked the 10th anniversary of her famous bloc, Pipoca da Rainha, with an energetic celebration on Rua da Consolação. Known for her vibrant axé music, Mercury has become a defining figure in Brazilian Carnival, and her performances draw an audience from various communities, especially the LGBTQIA+ community. The bloc's parade commenced at 2 PM, encapsulating the spirit of post-Carnival festivities in the city.

Mercury’s presence is significant not only for her musical contributions but also for her representation of diversity within Carnival celebrations. As one of the most recognized artists in Brazil, she has used her platform to advocate for inclusivity, bringing together followers from different backgrounds. This year's event reflects the growth of Carnival culture in São Paulo, showcasing the importance of music and dance in fostering community and celebration.

The end of Carnival in São Paulo was marked by additional celebrations featuring over 54 other bloc parades, including popular acts like Léo Santana and Pedro Sampaio. Across the entire Carnival season—including pre-Carnival and post-Carnival events—there have been a staggering 627 bloc parties, highlighting the vibrant and extensive nature of the festivities that draw thousands to the streets, making it a key cultural event in the Brazilian calendar.