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Netinho1966–2026Brazilian axé music singer and national idol, known for hits such as "Mila" and "Beijo na Boca," who helped spread the genre worldwide.- Regina Amália Serra de Souza1945–2026Brazilian singer and composer known for the hit "Teletema," theme of the 1970 telenovela Véu de Noiva, and a member of Turma da Pilantragem.
- Sílvio Barsetti1965–2026Brazilian sports journalist and writer, CBF advisor and author of 'A Farra dos Guardanapos,' who died at 61.
- João Eduardo Silva Lima1975–2026Brazilian musician, composer and cultural producer from Teresina, recognized as one of the leading producers of political jingles in Piauí.
- Édson Alves da Silva1930–2026Brazilian actor and voice actor known for playing Heitor in the telenovela Laços de Família, with a career spanning theater, film and television.
- Ivone Pacheco1932–2026Brazilian jazz pianist known as the "dama do jazz gaúcho," a reference of the genre in Rio Grande do Sul who founded a jazz club in Porto Alegre.
- Ildo Raimundo Rosa1951–2026Brazilian Federal Police delegate for 42 years who served as Secretary of Public Security of Florianópolis and led operations against drug trafficking and organized crime.
- Jomard Muniz de Britto1937–2026Brazilian professor, philosopher, poet and filmmaker, a leading figure of Pernambuco's tropicalist studies and the Super-8 experimental cinema movement.
- José Rony Silva Almeida?–2026Brazilian public prosecutor who served as attorney general of the Public Ministry of Sergipe from 2014 to 2018.
- Andreilson da Silva de Souza1986–2026Brazilian city councilor of Querência, Mato Grosso, serving his second term, who died in a car accident in 2026.
- Telma de Souza1944–2026Brazilian politician, founder of the Workers' Party and the only woman to serve as mayor of Santos, later a federal deputy.
- Joaquim Augusto Carvalho de Paula?–2026Brazilian politician who served as mayor of Cantagalo, in Rio de Janeiro state, and died in a car accident in 2026.
- Jair dos Santos Cezarinho1952–2026Brazilian radio broadcaster and sports journalist who was a leading voice of radio in Feira de Santana for over five decades.
- Ronaldo Resende Ribeiro1961–2026Brazilian politician who served as mayor of Oliveira, Minas Gerais, from 2005 to 2012.
- Rie Luciana Nagasako1979–2026Brazilian Va'a canoeist who won the 2025 Pan-American championship and a bronze at the World Championship, and founded the Barra Va'a club.
- Giovany Araújo1964–2026Brazilian rodeo announcer known as 'Imperador do Paraná' who worked the rodeo circuit since 1994 and presented a country music TV program.
- Miyoko Makino?–2026Brazilian historian and professor who served as director of the cultural diffusion division of the Museu Paulista (Museu do Ipiranga) at USP.
- Juarez Machado1941–2026Brazilian visual artist and painter known for his humor segment on TV Globo's Fantástico and his international career based in Paris.
- Giane Alves1994–2026Brazilian model who walked the São Paulo and New York fashion weeks and appeared in editorials for Marie Claire and Vogue Brasil.
- Leandro Barreto Hungria1986–2026Brazilian politician and former city councilor of Teolândia, Bahia, who also stood out in regional football.
