Eurico Cunha

Eurico Cunha, an inspiring restaurateur from Brazil, lost his vision at the age of six due to retinal detachment from childhood accidents. Despite this significant challenge, he built a remarkable career in the gastronomic industry, becoming a prominent figure by owning some of the most acclaimed restaurants in Rio de Janeiro. Cunha collaborated with renowned chefs like Claude Troigros and Felipe Bronze, and was pivotal in earning Brazil's first Michelin stars. Beyond his culinary achievements, he is a passionate advocate for the visually impaired, founding the Centro Operacional Pedro de Alcântara (COPA) to promote education and inclusion. At 81, he continues to share his journey through his biography, aiming to raise awareness about the challenges faced by the blind in society.