- Luis Pedro Scalise1968–2026Brazilian architect recognized for his work in Mato Grosso do Sul and international projects in the Middle East over a 35-year career.
- Edson Carvalho Ferreira1977–2026Brazilian city councilman and social activist who founded a cancer patient assistance organization in Uberlândia.
- José Porto Andrade1938–2026Brazilian politician who served as mayor of Pontalina, a municipality in Goiás state.
- Wallace do Sacramento1976–2026Brazilian businessman and Republican party candidate for federal deputy who was killed in an attempted robbery in 2026.
- Ricardo Fernandes?–2026Ricardo Fernandes was a Brazilian carnival director who led samba schools such as Unidos da Tijuca to multiple titles.
- Bagre Fagundes1939–2026Brazilian musician and traditionalist who composed "Canto Alegretense" and championed Gaúcho culture in Rio Grande do Sul.
- Antônio de Lisboa Paduano Pereira1935–2026Brazilian politician who served ten terms as a city councilor and president of the municipal chamber in Divinópolis.
- Roque Pires Macatrão?–2026Brazilian lawyer who served as secretary-general of the Maranhão Bar Association and president of the Lawyers' Assistance Fund.
- Odelmo Leão Carneiro Sobrinho1946–2026Brazilian politician who served four terms as mayor of Uberlândia and five terms as a federal deputy representing Minas Gerais.
- Ricardo Spencer1977–2026Brazilian television and music video director known for his work on TV Globo series and collaborations with major Brazilian artists.
- Preta Gil1974–2025Brazilian singer, television personality, and entrepreneur known for her vibrant music and advocacy for LGBTQIA+ rights.
- Claudia Savaget Fiani1948–2026Brazilian MPB singer known for her deep, grave voice and five refined albums released between 1974 and 2004.
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