Truth be told: the world's great metropolises dominate when it comes to culture. In the case of Brazil, São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro are the cities that practically have total control of this sector. And what happens, then, to residents of small towns who do not have access to these places and, therefore, to culture? So it is! Don't stay...

In this respect, however, these people have benefited greatly from the coronavirus pandemic. This is because the cultural sector had to reinvent itself to survive. Musical lives, for example, which until then did not exist, became routine.

So, those who were unable to attend a concert by their favorite artist due to distance can now do so thanks to the power of the internet. And this will undeniably reach other sectors, such as theater plays and even live shows.

Most likely, they will be televised and broadcast to those unable to attend, thus breaking down physical barriers and making the culture much more accessible to everyone.