During the exhumation of guitarist Alberto Bento Hinoto, known as Bento from the Brazilian rock band Mamonas Assassinas, a plush toy was found resting on his coffin. This discovery follows the earlier finding of a jacket laid on vocalist Dinho's coffin during a similar process. The plush toy was in good condition, despite being covered with dirt, indicating it had been placed there recently as a tribute to the musician.

Claudia Hinoto, the sister-in-law of Bento, speculated that the plush toy may have been given to Bento's mother as a gesture of appreciation from a fan, and later placed on the coffin during the exhumation ceremony. The family intends to display the plush toy in a memorial dedicated to the band, which will be located at the Primaveras Cemetery in Guarulhos, São Paulo.

The Mamonas Assassinas were a beloved Brazilian band that tragically lost all its members in a plane crash in 1996. The continued interest in their legacy highlights their impact on Brazilian music and culture, and fan tributes like this one serve as a testament to their enduring popularity, even decades after their untimely demise.