Lives of Iguaçu

Chiquinho do Charango arrives at Parque Remador carrying his boat under his arm.

Getulio Souza, grandson of gypsies, was born in Cravinhos, São Paulo, and is an example of an intense life, full of challenges and stories on the roads of Brazil.

''You are coming back'', announces the message written in the most spoken languages ​​in the triple border, such as Portuguese, Spanish, English, Arabic and Chinese.

In 1987, Marlene returned to Foz, six months after her husband. She could not leave classes before the end of the semester.

Testimony of Isabel Fávero, arrested and tortured in the 70s by the Army in Foz do Iguaçu. A former VAR-Palmares militant, she was a teacher when she was arrested on May 5, 1970, in Nova Aurora (PR). Today, she lives in Recife (PE).

After being frequently chosen to bless marriages and baptize babies born in the community, Dona Áurea received the title of ''Madrinha da Vila'', in a just tribute to her 158 godchildren.

First president of Sindhotéis, businessman Pedro Roth passed away on April 30, 2018.

Newspaper vendors were the pioneers. Recently, new merchants have been arriving in the area.

The three boys were the joy of the favela, named Vila do Sossego. They were such good friends that they idolized the same muses, sometimes alone, other times in a group.

Venezuelans Cori Malvestuto and Veronica Otero are documentary filmmakers and passionate about stories, or rather, people's stories.