Although I’m not performing for the first time in front of this audience, the feeling is always the same. The sincere approach, the honest eyes full of sparkle awaken a feeling of peace, calm, and freedom that completes love with a capital L.

First of all, I want to sincerely thank them for the humanitarian mission, for their genuine love towards people with disabilities, and for selflessly contributing so that everyone has equal opportunities. Keep up this work, and you will have my support forever.

I had a great time and I send my greetings to all the singers.

Imagine a place with inclusion, lots of love, colorful hues, music for all generations, and activities for the little ones. That, for me, is the Festival of Inclusion.

Raise your child not to look with awe at people who are different from them, but rather to embrace, love unconditionally, and accept every person who is different as if they were the same — like their own, like a brother, like their parents.

Inclusion in our society is a chapter that is just beginning to open, just beginning to give meaning to human rights. Considering that I have a four-year-old daughter, I would like her to understand that we are all colorful, but in the end, we are all the same.

I am very happy to see how we are all gathered here together, and I hope that festivals like this will become more frequent and continue to happen every year as proof that differences should not divide us, but quite the opposite — bring us all together.

The only thing that drives society forward is positive energy and positive change, but that positive change must come from each one of us. Each individual should change their own environment, their own microcosm, and from there we can create a much more open and better society.