Carol Trinca, a 26-year-old woman tragically murdered in an act of femicide, was laid to rest on Friday, October 20, at the Mararu cemetery in Santarém, Pará. The emotional burial was attended by friends and family who gathered to remember the vibrant life she lived. A poignant moment occurred during the ceremony when the singer Morango performed a song that Carol had requested just days before her tragic death. This song, 'Filho Pródigo' by Sérgio Reis, holds special significance as it was a favorite of both Carol and her late father.

During the performance, the singer struggled to maintain his composure, illustrating the deep emotional pain felt by all present. The lyrics of the song resonated throughout the gathering, reflecting themes of love and loss, and serving as a heartfelt tribute to Carol’s memory. Her friends recounted moments that highlighted her joy for life, amplifying the awareness surrounding issues of femicide in Brazil and the impact of such violence on families and communities.

The event not only honored Carol's life but also shed light on the broader societal issue of gender-based violence in Brazil. With femicide rates alarmingly high, her tragic end has sparked conversations about the need for more significant protective measures for women, reinforcing the urgent call for societal change to prevent further tragedies. This solemn occasion serves as a painful reminder of the work that still needs to be done to combat violence against women in Brazil.