The influencer, presenter and psychologist Lorrane Silva, 29, known as small lotalked about accessibility at festivals and how they feel opening ways to other PCD people.
On the first day of The Town, this Saturday (6), she told the CNN: “People learn even when they, I always say that. I know the people of the festivals and every year they ask me about what is missing, because it’s not just for me, there are people who are there on the lawn. What I can do to help will always be better for all of us.”
Little LO commented that it is honored to know that people are inspired by it and have become a reference for people through their content on the internet.
“I do not see it as a weight, but as a responsibility. This is my work: influence. I am very honored and very happy to be a reference that I did not have,” he said.
Also, he said that inclusion and concern for accessibility in events is a “slow process”, as in some places basic items such as ramps, it is often not a concern.
Excited to watch The Town’s first day headliner, rapper Travis Scott, the host said she likes parties and would still enjoy after after the presentation, a new edition of the festival.
At The Town, national and international artists take the event stage in the first two weekends of September 2025: on the 6th, 7th, 12th, 13th and 14th.
The program includes performances by Backstreet Boys, Lionel Richie, Katy Perry, Mariah Carey, Jessie J, and Green Day. Check out the full line-up and the times of the 2nd edition of The Town.
