At 43 years old, Cleo Pires lives on a farm in Passa Quatro, in the Serra da Mantiqueira, in Minas Gerais, with her husband Leandro D'Lucca. The actress divides her days between caring for plants, animals, vegetable garden and agroforestry, in a routine quite different from life in big cities.
Cleo's move happens amid a discussion that gained space on social media: the desire to slow down and have a routine closer to nature. For some people, leaving big cities means seeking more tranquility, reducing commute time and creating a different relationship with screens and work.
Psychologist Leticia de Oliveira commented on the decision to leave a big city, suggesting that this choice may be related to the search for quality of life and emotional well-being.
