
Bianca Araújo, 13 years old, distributed 12 letters to the neighbors of the condominium where she lives in Teresina, asking for understanding for possible noise during the broadcast of the Stray Kids show at Rock in Rio, as she was unable to go to the festival due to lack of financial resources and will watch at home after her mother subscribes to Globoplay.
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Bianca Araújo has been a fan of Stray Kids since she was six years old and says that the group helped her through a difficult period of her childhood. She couldn't go to Rock in Rio due to lack of financial means and will watch the show at home after her mother signed up for Globoplay.
13-year-old Stray Kids fan distributes letters in condominium before show at Rock in Rio
Without the resources to travel to the festival, a fan from Teresina will follow the group's performance from home, after his mother signed Globoplay.
By *Yngridy Vieira, g1 PI
Bianca Araújo, 13 years old, distributed 12 letters to neighbors asking for understanding for possible screaming and crying during the Stray Kids show at Rock in Rio.
As she was unable to go to the festival, Bianca will watch the show at home after her mother signed Globoplay.
The teenager decided to warn residents because the condominium has a rule that prohibits noise after 10pm.
A fan since she was six years old, Bianca says that Stray Kids helped her through a difficult period of her childhood and dreams of attending a band show in person.
13-year-old Stray Kids fan distributes letters in condominium before show at Rock in Rio — Photo: Reproduction
A 13-year-old fan of the South Korean group Stray Kids decided to anticipate possible screams and emotions during the band's show at Rock in Rio, scheduled for the early hours of this Saturday (12). Bianca Araújo distributed letters to the neighbors of the condominium where she lives with her mother and sister, in the South Zone of Teresina, and asked for understanding if she makes noise when watching the broadcast of the presentation.
Stray Kids debuts as the first K-pop group to headline the festival. In the letter, Bianca explained that the group is very important in her life and that due to lack of financial conditions, she will not be at Rock in Rio.
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In order for the teenager to follow the full show, her mother, Vanessa Carvalho, signed Globoplay.
"So, if you hear a girl scream, sing loudly, cry and get emotional, don't worry, don't call the police and don't complain to the property manager. It's just me! A thirteen-year-old girl enjoying the Stray Kids show the way it was", wrote Bianca.
According to Bianca, the condominium where she lives prohibits noise after 10pm. Therefore, she decided to alert neighbors before the start of the show, scheduled to start at 00:05.
The teenager wrote one of the letters by hand and asked her mother to print the others. In total, 12 letters were delivered to residents of the block where the family lives. Bianca distributed it before going to school this Friday (11).
"She was concerned about explaining the situation to the neighborhood. In the letter she even talked about an intimate moment of hers, which she spent in her childhood, so she could make them understand the situation a little", reported Vanessa.
The initiative also caught the attention of condominium residents. According to Vanessa, two neighbors spoke to her through the window as she passed through the hallways.
“Two neighbors even appeared at the window when I was passing by and said: ‘Oh, Bianca has my support’”, he said.
Neighbor Simone Alves found the letter left by Bianca under the apartment door. She told g1 that she doesn't know Bianca personally, but was delighted with the initiative.
"I thought it was cute. I don't know her personally, if I passed her in the corridors I don't remember either, because of my busy life. I thought what she did was very cute and very spontaneous", she commented.
'They saved my life'
Bianca has been a fan of Stray Kids since she was six years old. According to her, her first contact with the group occurred during a difficult period in her childhood.
"When I was six years old I went through a very difficult time, and then I went to watch TV and it was recommending a song to me and it was their first music video. Then I went to see the video because I liked the cover of the song, then I started liking it, listening to more songs and started following the members. They saved my life. I like them a lot", he said.
The teenager's dream is to attend a group show in person. As she was unable to attend the festival, she will follow the performance from home.
To make the experience more special, Vanessa ordered Korean snacks and sweets for her two daughters to watch the show at home.
Stray Kids at Rock in Rio
Stray Kids is the main attraction at Rock in Rio this Friday (11), on Palco Mundo. The show also marks the debut of K-pop on the festival's main stage.
The South Korean group is made up of Bang Chan, Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin and I.N. The presentation is one of the most anticipated by Brazilian fans.
*Yngridy Vieira, intern under the supervision of Ilanna Serena.
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