Visually impaired kids go backstage at ‘Odysseo'


Blind and visually impaired youth from the Greater Boston area got to go behind the scenes at Cavalia’s “Odysseo” to have a sensory tour of the horses and meet the performers.


Pictured: Joicee Gordillo, 11, of Burlington walked past the horses and riders that put on a short performance in Somerville’s Assembly Square.



Blind and visually impaired youth from the Greater Boston area got to go behind the scenes at Cavalia’s “Odysseo” to have a sensory tour of the horses and meet the performers.


Pictured: Joicee Gordillo, 11, of Burlington walked past the horses and riders that put on a short performance in Somerville’s Assembly Square.


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Prescious Perez, 15, of Chelsea touched the face of a horse.


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Perez fed horse Garuda as aerialist Kamila Ganclarska looked on.


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Perez, 15, who is blind, chatted with Ganclarska in the stable.


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Ganclarska guided Perez to a horse.


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Horse Garduda, left, reached out to greet Gordillo, 11, in the stable.


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Dorian Escalon guided the hand of Gordillo over the face of a horse named Eagle.


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Escalon and Gordillo are seen in the background of horses at the stable.


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Perez stood on two saddles assisted by rider Theo Miler, left, and Ganclarska.


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Jonah Backstrom, 8, of Gloucester was guided by Escalon to brush the coat of Hawk.


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