VOICED : Artistas de un circo boliviano dejan las acrobacias para elaborar pan en medio de pandemia

The Bolivian circus Abu Hadba, affected by the pandemic, shifted to bread-making to generate income. With no savings, they invested in an oven and began producing bread early each morning. The community supports them, not just for the quality of the bread, but to help the artists. The circus members, including a technician who dresses as a clown, engage in creative sales tactics. They produce 200-350 loaves daily, selling them for seven cents each. The circus hopes for the end of quarantine to resume performances and bring back the joy of live shows.

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