In Belém, Brazil, the samba school Mocidade Olariense has claimed victory in the Group 1 category of the 2026 Carnival, which guarantees its promotion to the Special Group for the next year's festivities. The results were announced during a ceremony on the evening of Tuesday, March 10, held at Aldeia Amazônica, drawing in various leaders, participants, and supporters from different samba schools eager to hear the outcomes.

Not only did Mocidade Olariense take home the championship title, but Rancho Não Posso Me Amofiná, which finished second, also earned promotion to the Special Group, reflecting a competitive atmosphere among the schools. The reading of the scores began around 8 PM and was met with anticipation by the audience, with each announced criterion eliciting cheers and nervous reactions from the competing schools until the final results were revealed.

The parades for the Group 1 schools took place on March 6 and 7, showcasing themes inspired by Amazonian culture, religious elements, and the history of samba in Belém. The joyful spirit of the Carnival resonates deeply within the local community, and this achievement by Mocidade Olariense highlights the vibrant tradition and competitive nature of Brazilian Carnival celebrations.