Águia de Ouro, like all samba schools, is divided into sections also called alas.

Each wing is made up of over one hundred members wearing the same costume and illustrating particular aspects of the plot where  each of them has a well-defined role.

Its members parade along the Avenue performing their choreography and singing the samba plot throughout the parade.

 

The traditional Ala das Baianas, one of the most important in the school and, despite not being evaluated on the Avenue, is mandatory in the parade and worthy of full attention.

 

Each wing has its own bosses, who guide the components in training and along the parade on the Avenue. In the concentration, the wing chiefs are responsible for ensuring that the costumes are complete and in accordance with the recommendations of Carnavalesco.