Are we going to let them fall?

Cláudia Piloto carrega o nome da família às costas, mas ainda assim, não deixou que isso a definisse enquanto pessoa. Considera-se uma mulher livre, independente e espiritual. Gosta de ir sentindo os sinais da vida e agindo em função dos mesmos sem ter medo do julgamento alheio. Está atenta a tudo o que a rodeia, mas também sabe desligar do mundo quando sente que é preciso. A mulher em que se tornou, tem dificuldades em entregar-se porque quer estar no controlo de tudo. Só que a vida ensinou-lhe que até a mulher mais forte e livre, precisa de colo.

At the GIRA launch event, we held a raffle and Samanta Colares was the lucky winner. Samanta answered all the questions from the other guests without hesitation, even the most difficult ones. It was a beautiful moment between women. Many of them had never met each other and decided to open their hearts, tell their stories and share their point of view on sensitive subjects such as motherhood and sexuality. Samanta is a nutritionist and shares her healthy lifestyle on her social media, trying to inspire and help other women to get in shape in a very easy and practical way.

She was one of the people who stood out the most on the digital world last year, and for that very reason, we wanted to get to know her and understand why she stood out. They say she lives off her husband, and if she did? No one would have anything to do with it. She is the master of her own destiny, and she knows very well who she is and what she is capable of. Her Instagram page has become known for the diversity of content it offers. Topics such as motherhood, her children's lifestyle, and the pranks she plays on her friends, parents and husband have managed to make us laugh out loud, and for that alone, it is worth following her.

Known by many as the mother of the Portas family (Miguel and Paulo), she recently turned 90, but refuses to think about her finitude - she still has a lot to do. She graduated in Economics against her father's wishes, and was a teacher and journalist. To date, she has published 24 books and has already written two more, in case fate plays a trick on her. She was the best student in her course and, years later, she would be the first Portuguese woman to be admitted to the technical staff of the Bank of Portugal.

Born in Maia, she is 37 years old and is the CEO of a company specializing in the sale and maintenance of heavy equipment and industrial waste - Olimec. She graduated in Economics, but says that her profession is metalworking. One of her missions is to prove that "a woman's place is wherever she wants it to be".