Ancelotti, Vini Jr, Neymar and other stars become giant dolls to support Brazil Vini Jr, Neymar, Pelé from 1970, Ronaldo "Fenômeno", Ronaldinho Gaúcho with a wizard's hat and even coach Carlo Ancelotti. This literally giant lineup takes the field in Recife, this Saturday (13), to support Brazil in the World Cup. But, instead of real stars, the city is taken over by giant dolls that, during Carnival, dominate the hills of Olinda. Brazil's debut game in the World Cup is against Morocco, in a match that starts at 7pm (Brasília time), in the United States. Globo, ge tv and sportv broadcast live. ✅ Receive g1 PE news on WhatsApp ⚽ Follow World Cup news on ge This is the fifth football world cup in which the Embassy of Giant Dolls presents giant versions of the athletes during the Brazilian team's games. This Saturday, they will go to Parque Dona Lindu, in the Boa Viagem neighborhood, South Zone of Recife, to celebrate the fans. "The Embassy's spirit is to record the icons of Brazilian and world culture. They come to life every year at the moment when Brazilians express all their joy, which is Carnival. But there is another moment when Brazilians feel the same energy, which is during the World Cup", explained Leandro Castro, businessman and cultural producer responsible for the Embassy. Giant dolls of coach Carlo Ancelotti and players Neymar and Vini Jr that will parade in Recife during Brazilian team games Leandro Castro/Embassy of Giant Dolls The dolls of Vini Jr, two Ronaldos and Pelé are new for this year's tournament. The image of the late "King of Football", in fact, is that of the 1970 World Cup, in which Brazil was three times champion. Traditional figures from the Pernambuco carnival, each giant doll takes, on average, 40 days to be made. During the World Cup, however, they are done in a shorter period of up to a week. Leandro's promise is that, with each match, a new doll will be presented. In the next game, against Haiti, on Friday (19), the Embassy will launch the Canarinho doll, the official mascot of the Brazilian team. Find out where to watch Brazil's World Cup games in Recife "People see their icons transformed into giants. This delights not only Brazilians, but foreigners as well. Culture has precisely this role of uniting people and we are very happy to provide this joy to the fans", says Castro. On days when Brazil does not take to the field, the players' giant dolls can be visited between 8am and 4:30pm, from Sunday to Sunday, at the headquarters of the Giant Dolls Embassy, ​​on Rua do Bom Jesus, in the Recife neighborhood. VIDEOS: most seen in Pernambuco in the last 7 days