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In the Lent season, Verónica de Mota’s family takes advantage of the Capibara trend to sell accessories with outfits of the time.
Sellers take advantage of the capibara and Lent trend to sell hair accessories. (Free press photo: direct impact)
The creativity of Verónica de Mota’s family and her sales ability led her to create outfits inspired by Lent and Holy Week to dress Capibara accessories, a rodent that is a trend in social networks.
There are several capibara styles that are for sale, among them the Roman cap, the cucurucho and the devotee.
According to Mota, the idea of selling these accessories arose from the proximity of Holy Week, which they saw as a different opportunity to make a living.
The capibaras became popular a few months ago on social networks, a trend that was generated by a song that mentions this animal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xk9jtwx-er0
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