Video of 'parade' on tracks during train failure in SP goes viral on social media ?? A video recorded during train circulation failures in São Paulo, recorded this Thursday (23), went viral on social media. Video editor Wendell Monteiro, 22, edited the footage as if passengers on Line 11-Coral were taking part in a fashion show as they walked along the tracks to leave the station. Although the video bears the identification "Line 12", Wendell explained to g1 that the information was a typo and that the images were recorded on Line 11-Coral, at Guaianases station, in the East Zone of the capital. The publication already has more than 1 million views and more than 100 thousand likes on a social network. ? Click to follow the g1 Mogi das Cruzes e Suzano channel on WhatsApp ? On Thursday morning, a fault on a train caused an electrical incident between the Tatuapé and Brás stations, according to the concessionaire Trivia Trens. The problem affected the circulation of lines 11-Coral, 12-Safira and 13-Jade, caused overcrowding in stations and led passengers to look for other ways to continue their journey. Wendell Monteiro was the one who recorded and edited the images of the 'parade' at Guaianases Station Personal Archive/Wendell Monteiro Wendell, who lives in Ferraz de Vasconcelos, said that he left home at around 6 am heading to São Bernardo do Campo, but was stuck in transport for hours due to a failure in train circulation. READ MORE: CPTM returns to operating lines 11-Coral, 12-Safira and 13-Jade; trains run normally Passenger says he felt like he was in a 'war' scenario during an explosion on a train on Line 12-Safira Passengers from Alto Tietê report hours of waiting after failure on trains on lines 11 and 12 Failure on lines 11 and 12 in São Paulo closes Antônio Gianetti Neto, Calmon Viana and Ferraz de Vasconcelos stations in Alto Tietê According to him, the train remained stopped for around 25 minutes at Ferraz de Vasconcelos station before continuing your journey at reduced speed. The journey between Ferraz and Antônio Gianetti Neto station, which normally takes around five minutes, took almost 20 minutes. Upon arriving at Guaianases station, around 7:40 am, passengers had to disembark and wait for another train. Wendell claims that he remained at the scene until around 9 am, when officials informed that traffic on Line 11 would be interrupted due to the presence of people on the road. It was at that moment that he decided to record the video. "A lot of people started to pass along the tracks and, in a herd effect, other people started to follow the same path. The agents got out to monitor whoever was walking on the road", he said. According to Wendell, passengers were also unable to leave the station through the turnstiles, which had been closed to prevent more people from entering and reduce overcrowding. Unable to board and unable to leave the station, some users decided to walk along the tracks towards other stations. Despite the scenario, Wendell stated that the intention of the video was to be humorous, but also to draw attention to the problems faced by those who depend on public transport. "The focus was to make a humorous video that showed how Brazilians can find a moment to smile, even in the midst of chaos. I also wanted to criticize the current public transport system," he said. According to him, the repercussion was a surprise. "I didn't imagine it would go viral. I always liked recording and editing videos, but I used to only post them in stories. This was the first one I posted on Reels, for some friends, and it ended up reaching a lot of people," he said. Watch more news from Alto Tietê