Elisângela Cristiane Faria has a long journey marked by achievements, presence, and representation

Known as Eli Docinho, she built her name as a senior model, advocating for social inclusion above any prejudice—whether of color or age—making it clear that we are all equal, even in the face of adversity. Over the years, she has won the titles of Miss Black Sympathy and Lady, in addition to receiving special recognition in her city, Pirapora do Bom Jesus. She also holds several certificates in the fashion field—more than ten titles focused on representation. Currently, in the midst of career expansion, she stands out as an active model on social inclusion runways and participates in various fashion productions. In each job, she transforms posture into narrative, image into impact, and presence into inspiration. The title Miss Black represents the strength of a Black woman who can be wherever she wants, symbolizing elegance, class, and identity. It embodies her entire journey, an encounter with her own history, essence, and truth. Her work as a model is, above all, the fulfillment of a personal dream and the construction of her own identity. Through it, she showcases the strength of the women she represents and transforms fashion into a space of dreams, desires, expression, and emotion, accessible to all. @eli_docinho_

Countess's Ball & 2nd Best of the Year 2025 A night of glamour

The Countess's Ball, held on February 21, 2026 (Saturday) at 7:00 PM, at Quinta do Almirante restaurant and events located at Rua CMTE. Sacadura Cabral n 106 B, 2660, Frielas, established itself as an important meeting focused on promoting artistic, cultural and human recognition, connecting talents and opportunities between Brazil and the world. The initiative brought together approximately 60 participants, among the following audience profiles: entrepreneurs, community, authorities, professionals, makeup artists, aesthetics, fashion, beauty, self-care, theater, literature, coaches and models. During the program, participants attended a waltz, gala dinner, honors, and a ball, promoting moments of knowledge exchange, networking and strengthening. According to Countess and CEO of LB International Events and Awards, Luana Barreto, the event exceeded expectations. “Holding this Gala Ball was more than just promoting a social event; it was realizing a dream built with great care, dedication, and purpose. Every detail was thought out to provide an unforgettable night, marked by elegance, celebration, and appreciation of the people who are part of this story. Seeing the audience experiencing this special moment was the greatest reward and reinforces our commitment to continue promoting gatherings that inspire, connect, and celebrate achievements,” she stated. In addition to the large public participation, the event also had the support of big names from various sectors such as Real Estate Consultant Talita Oliveira, Mega Web, MR – Malu Rodrigues Model, Nevado de Ouro, Marta Fox a Única, VS Beauty Club, Virada Magazine, S.M.R.I DIAS – SOBERANA CASA REAL IMPERIAL DIAS, Carla Closet Chic, COBLAC - Brazilian Court of Letters, Arts and Sciences of Brazil, Stella Glamour, Dete Fonseca Body Estética Cary, Stella Glamour Beleza e Estética and Belinda Noivas, contributing to the success of the initiative. The organization is already studying new editions and future actions aimed at strengthening the connection of talents and opportunities between Brazil and the world. @lbInternacional @luanabarretoplus

Carnival Without Hunger 2026! Luzia Moraes was the Godmother of the Citizenship Block in the Batatinha Circuit

Journalist, writer, cultural producer and socio-environmental activist Luzia Moraes was present at another edition of Salvador's Carnival as Godmother of the Carnival Without Hunger Campaign. The communicator accompanied the Citizenship Block parade, which took place last Saturday (14), from the headquarters of the Afro Kizumba Block, located on Rua Porta do Carmo, traversing the traditional Batatinha Circuit, in Pelourinho. The action, coordinated by Raimundo Bandeira, from the Salvador Committee of the Citizenship Action, brought together the contagious energy of the Afro Kizumba Block's percussion, as well as personalities, revelers and a wide presence of the press. Official coverage was provided by TV Pelourinho, reinforcing the visibility of an initiative that unites culture, solidarity and citizenship. The main objective of the parade was to encourage the exchange of block t-shirts for non-perishable food items, strengthening the fight against hunger and promoting social awareness during the country's biggest popular festival. An active member of the Salvador Committee of Ação da Cidadania, Luzia Moraes has been the Godmother of the Christmas Without Hunger and Carnival Without Hunger campaigns for over a decade, consolidating her commitment to humanitarian causes, the fight against racism, and the defense of the environment. The Carnival Without Hunger Campaign is an official initiative of Ação da Cidadania, sponsored by CAIXA and the Government of Brazil. More information: www.carnavalsemfome.com.br @acaosalvador @blocodacidadaniabr (71) 98800-9560 Hunger is no joke. All together against racism. Caring for the environment is everyone's duty.

The Afoxé Filhos de Ogum de Ronda Block paraded on the Batatinha Circuit, bringing tradition and ancestry to the avenue

The Afoxé Filhos de Ogum de Ronda Block, coordinated by Mãe Valdeci Barbosa, was present last Sunday (15) on the Batatinha Circuit, reaffirming the strength of Afro-Brazilian culture and manifestations of African origin within the carnival program. With its chants, drums and choreographies full of symbolism, the block brought the energy of Ogum to the avenue, celebrating ancestry, spirituality and cultural resistance. The procession attracted the attention of the public, who enthusiastically followed the passage of the afoxé, recognized as one of the most authentic expressions of Afro-Bahian traditions. In the image, the presence of Roquelina Magnólia and Ady Oliver stands out, alongside the religious leader, in a record that symbolizes the union between faith, art and cultural identity. More than just a parade, the group's participation represented an act of valuing African roots and the historical legacy that shapes Salvador's Carnival, transforming the festival into a space for celebrating diversity, memory, and popular culture.