Tabata Amaral: And how do we get there, obviously, but what do you dream for our country, for our people, for our future?
Simone Tebet: My dream itself, which is every mother's dream, is, in reality, still a utopia today.
It's that not a single child sleeps hungry in Brazil.
Simone Tebet: I have two Marias at home and they never went hungry.
Simone Tebet: So, this motherly love... I extend it to all the children of Brazil, I can't help it, it's an indignation I have, but I'll close by recalling, I mentioned Eduardo Galeano, a shame I didn't remember earlier, I would have brought the text here, because, you see, there's a difference between utopia and dream: he was giving a lecture, I don't know, at a university, they asked him, and when asked what a dream was, he said that a dream is on the horizon, it's there.