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José Humberto de Oliveira1962–2026Brazilian professional footballer and coach who played for Santos and led several Brazilian clubs, winning state titles.- Luis Garcia Jorge1931–2026Spanish-born Brazilian sculptor who created 23 public sculptures in Santos, including the Monument to Cristóvão Colombo and the bust of Visconde de Mauá.
- Alexsandro Gusmão Duarte1981–2026Brazilian city councilor (vereador) of Tanguá, Rio de Janeiro, killed in a shooting at a bar in August 2026.
- Glória Menezes1934–2026Brazilian actress, one of the great names of Brazilian dramaturgy, starring in more than 40 Globo telenovelas over six decades.
- João Garcia1949–2026Brazilian journalist and radio broadcaster with over five decades in gaúcho sports journalism, working at Grupo RBS and presiding over the Aceg.
- Diego Henrique Feltran1987–2026Brazilian jiu-jitsu fighter and multiple regional champion from São José do Rio Pardo who died in a motorcycle accident.
- Antônio Calixto?–2026Brazilian cover artist who impersonated Junior Lima of the duo Sandy & Junior in performances and appeared in the Globoplay documentary.
- Marcelo Diniz Martins1967–2026Brazilian poet, lyricist, and literature professor who wrote lyrics for Fred Martins, including the song 'Flores'.
- Laura Cardoso1927–2026Brazilian actress and one of the most prominent names in Brazilian dramaturgy, with a career spanning over eight decades across television, theater, and film.
- Roberto José Avelino Bonavides1937–2026Brazilian lawyer and politician who served as city councilor and president of the Câmara Municipal de Santos.
- Afonso Luiz Schreiber?–2026Brazilian businessman who founded Taschibra, one of Latin America's leading lighting products companies.
- Luiz Gutemberg1938–2026Brazilian journalist and reference in political journalism in Brasília, founder of Jornal de Brasília and commentator on Band.
- Carolina Joana da Silva1951–2026Carolina Joana da Silva was a Brazilian ecologist and Unemat professor who was a national reference in studies on the Pantanal and wetland ecology.
- Antônio César Moreira Miguel1945–2026Brazilian Redemptorist missionary priest, journalist, and first director of TV Aparecida.
- Lucas?–2026Sertanejo singer Lucas, of the duo Lucas & Matheus, who built a long career in Portugal, has died.
- Ramon Zapata1961–2026Brazilian professor, philosopher, and PSTU political militant who ran for governor of Maranhão in 2018.
- Marquinhos Menezes?–2026Brazilian gospel singer, vocal producer, and pastor who worked with major evangelical artists and led the Assembleia de Deus Vitória em Cristo in Niterói.
- Lúcia Viveiros1935–2026Brazilian engineer, architect, and politician who was the first woman elected federal deputy from Pará and the first woman to preside sessions of the Chamber of Deputies.
- Gilberto Siqueira1956–2026Gilberto Siqueira was a Brazilian engineer and former state secretary of Planning for Acre.
- Alana Alves da Silva1998–2026Alana Alves da Silva was a Brazilian social media influencer and fitness fashion entrepreneur who died in a traffic accident in 2026.
