- Raimundo Botelho Neto1963–2026Brazilian radio broadcaster from Tocantins, known as Roberto Santa Cruz, who presented programs on leading stations for 30 years.
- Paulo Jeronimo de Sousa1938–2026Brazilian journalist and former president of the Brazilian Press Association (ABI), with a career of over 60 years.
- Vicente de Paulo Mateus1950–2026Brazilian politician who served as mayor of Campos Altos, Minas Gerais, after six terms as a city councilor and a term as vice-mayor.
- Fernanda Nathany Fialho Silva1997–2026Brazilian influencer, speaker and writer who discussed autism and mental health and published three books.
- Leonardo Calderon1976–2026Brazilian public health researcher at Fiocruz Rondônia and professor of medicine at the Federal University of Rondônia, who died at 50.
- Roberto Tibiriçá Passos1954–2026Brazilian conductor who led the Orquestra Sinfônica do Paraná and the Orquestra Sinfônica Brasileira, a leading figure in Brazilian orchestral music.
- Marcio Chaer?–2026Brazilian journalist and founder of the legal news website Consultor Jurídico (ConJur), a leading voice in Brazilian legal journalism.
- Sérgio Vieira Cardoso1954–2026Brazilian multi-artist from Manaus who worked as playwright, theater director, filmmaker, visual artist and cultural manager, holding chair 2 of the Academia Amazonense de Letras.
- José Luiz Monteiro1944–2026Brazilian radio broadcaster and journalist who led the journalism department of Rádio Piratininga in Jaú and was known for his regional police reporting.
- Karina Zeviani1975–2026Brazilian singer and composer who performed with Thievery Corporation and Nouvelle Vague and competed on The Voice Brasil.
- Lito Sousa1967–2026Brazilian pilot, aviation safety specialist and YouTube creator whose channel Aviões e Músicas made him one of Brazil's best-known aviation influencers.
- Onésimo Domingos Costa?–2026Brazilian entrepreneur who founded the food company Junco in Uberlândia, building it into a nationally distributed brand.
- César Oiticica1939–2026Brazilian artist, architect and curator, member of Grupo Frente and the Concretist movement, who directed the Projeto Hélio Oiticica.
- Yvonne Cruz Aguiar1932–2026Brazilian fashion designer renowned for her wedding and debutante dresses, an icon of fashion in Sorocaba for decades.
- Edgar Moury Fernandes1944–2026Brazilian lawyer and politician who served four terms as a Pernambuco state deputy and one term as a federal deputy.
- Nelson Antônio Mathídios dos Santos1941–2026Former mayor of Guaratinguetá, Brazil, who governed the municipality from 1993 to 1996.
- José Erivaldo Xavier Travassos?–2026Brazilian businessman and politician who served as a city councilor of Fortaleza and ran for state deputy in the 2026 elections.
- Edvaldo Pinto Pereira de Souza?–2026Edvaldo Pinto Pereira de Souza, known as Azul, was a Brazilian cultural producer, DJ and researcher who dedicated more than 25 years to preserving and promoting Pará's music.
- Cidinha Moraes1966–2026Vocalist and co-founder of the Brazilian Catholic music band Vida Reluz, who died at age 60.
- Arilson Cantanhede?–2026Arilson Cantanhede was Rio Carnival's 2025 ambassador and a reporter for Rio Carnival coverage, a public figure within Brazil's carnival scene.
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