The documentary 'Minas na Avenida', created by TV Integração, is set to air Saturday night, following the program 'Altas Horas'. This special presentation highlights the experiences and behind-the-scenes stories of miners from Minas Gerais who are truly passionate about Carnival, celebrating the festival year-round. This year's Carnival featured prominent representations of Minas Gerais in the major samba parades of São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, showcasing the state's rich culture and history.

During this year's celebrations, the samba schools from São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro presented narratives from Minas Gerais, including a tribute to the renowned writer Carolina Maria de Jesus by Unidos da Tijuca and the exploration of Chico Xavier's insights by the Tom Maior school. These connections emphasize the vibrant cultural heritage of Minas, showcasing the unique stories that form the backbone of Brazil's most popular festival, illustrating how individuals can turn their everyday lives into a passion for Carnival.

'Minas na Avenida' aims to shed light on the lives of ordinary people from Minas Gerais who dedicate themselves to Carnival, revealing how their stories and experiences intertwine within the joyous fabric of the festivities. By sharing these narratives, the documentary highlights not only the lavish performances seen during Carnival but also the intimate and personal journeys of those who contribute to the festival, thereby preserving the spirit and tradition of this beloved celebration.