Privacy policy

There is no sign-up, no accounts, no comments and no advertising pixel. There is one measurement tool: Google Analytics (GA4), which counts visits, the country they come from and the pages that get read. It does not collect your name or your email that way, and it does not cross-reference any of it with what you leave in a form. What there is, is contact forms, on Your First Movement and on Contact: they ask for your name and your email, and optionally your WhatsApp, your city, where you are starting from and what you would like to achieve. That is stored on this site and reaches me by email. Receiving news is a separate checkbox, unticked: if you leave it unticked, I use your details only to reply to you.

Checked on 15 September 2026 in a clean browser, across several pages of the site: the only cookies are the two from Google Analytics — “_ga” and “_ga_P6MQ2E7TYB” — and nothing else is stored.

Like any web server, the one serving these pages may record in its technical logs the IP address, the date and time, the page requested and the browser behind each request. Those logs are managed by OVH, the company whose servers the site uses, so that the site works and stays secure. I do not consult them to measure visits and I do not cross-reference them with anything.

The site’s typefaces — Figtree, Lilita One and Caveat — are downloaded from fonts.gstatic.com, a Google server. When you open a page, your browser requests those files from Google, and in that request Google receives your IP address and the usual technical details, such as the browser and the operating system.

It is not the only connection to a third party. Google Analytics, which measures visits, is another. When you submit the Your First Movement form, Calendly opens so you can pick a time for the call, and the Rio Carnival 2027 priority-list button opens a Google form in a new tab. In both cases you leave this site and that platform’s rules take over. You can read what Google does with it in its privacy policy.

All contact goes through WhatsApp or Instagram. They are third-party services with their own rules: when you write to me, your message and your number or handle stay inside that conversation, on that platform.

This site is not connected to any CRM or marketing tool: what you leave in a form is stored here and reaches me by email, and nothing is fed automatically into any other system.

Their policies: WhatsApp · Instagram.

If you want me to delete a conversation, or anything you have sent me, ask me on the same channel and I will.

Naty Ferrer, author of the Samba la Vida project. The full identifying details are not published yet: there is a note about that in the legal notice.

How long Google keeps the measurement data is set in its own panel and is not decided on my side yet, and nor is how long I keep what you leave in a form — and I am not inventing it to fill the gap: I will write it here as soon as I decide. In the meantime, if you want me to delete your data, write to me and I will. If the site adds another measurement tool or an embedded video, this page is updated before that goes live.