Tabata Amaral: And it was only when I lost my father, the way I lost him.
Tabata Amaral: That, on the one hand, I abandoned that dream.
But another one emerged, which was really to work with public education, to return to Brazil, because I went to college abroad, to work so that more people would have the opportunities I had and fewer people would have the trajectory my father had.
Tabata Amaral: So, I think that's it.
Tabata Amaral: Education even taught me that: to dream.