The last day of MEO Kalorama featured performances by Peaches, Turnstile and Deftones on the main stage, closing three days of music and thousands of people at Parque da Bela Vista. The festival transformed the park into a small city where almost everything happens in constant movement.
The article raises the question that a festival is not measured only by the lineup or the music, but also by who can enter, circulate, watch and feel that place belongs to them. A Líder went on site to understand whether Kalorama is truly accessible to everyone.
The publication questions whether musical genres are for everyone and whether the festival manages to reflect that same inclusion, analyzing the experience of different audiences and the real accessibility of the event.
