BabyTee Plínio without structure

The pigeon may be from São Paulo, but it wasn't born in São Paulo. Pigeons originate from rocky regions of Europe, creatures that lived nestled in cliffs and rocky seashores. History, through its flights, brought the pigeon to Brazil. And in São Paulo, it found a new concrete home.

Among squares, rooftops, and hurried sidewalks, the pigeon has transcended the São Paulo landscape. It has become a symbol of resilience, coexistence, and the beautiful improvisation that only this city possesses—and of its problems too, why not? It's a citizen.

Intelligent, it keeps routes in its memory, recognizes faces, and finds its way like someone reading invisible maps in the air. It's a war bird, a messenger of the past and a survivor of the present. It carries history and the involuntary poetry of urban life, a distinct affection, a portrait of São Paulo.