In Campinas, São Paulo, a unique post-carnival celebration took place, characterized by a liberal party attended by approximately 650 individuals who identify with a non-taboo approach to sexuality. Unlike the traditional carnival block parties that are popular throughout Brazil, this event catered to a specific audience with diverse backgrounds, highlighting the inclusivity within sexual libertinism. The location of the party, a large event farmhouse, was kept confidential until the day of the event to maintain privacy and create an intimate atmosphere for attendees.

Participants came from various parts of Brazil, including cities like Curitiba and Belo Horizonte, reflecting the national interest in such gatherings. Among the attendees was Eduarda Feliz, a trans woman and former evangelical church worker, who shared her personal journey from preaching against liberal sexual behaviors to promoting swing parties. Her story exemplifies the evolving attitudes toward sexual expression and acceptance in contemporary Brazilian society, particularly within the context of a historical and cultural backdrop marked by religious conservatism.

The event served not only as a farewell to the carnival season but also as a celebration of sexual freedom and community. By allowing individuals to express themselves without fear of judgment, these parties contribute to a broader conversation about sexuality and acceptance in Brazil, where while still facing significant challenges, views on personal liberty and sexual identity are gradually shifting towards a more inclusive perspective.