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Affected by the Fundão Dam, in Paracatu de Baixo / MG, they return three years after the disaster, to the Santo Antônio Church, one of the only standing buildings, to honor the patron saint of Brazil.
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Affected by the Fundão Dam, in Paracatu de Baixo / MG, they return three years after the disaster, to the Santo Antônio Church, one of the only standing buildings, to honor the patron saint of Brazil.
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