Hugo Carmeliet, born in Sint Niklaas in 1938, has lived in Anderlecht since 1965 and is a retired priest-worker. It was the time of migrant communities coming to Belgium and helping them build a life. He often goes to the senior citizens' service centre Cosmos.

Brussels, for him, is above all Cureghem. And the greenery around the city like the Sonian Forest. He thinks the Zinneke parade is something very beautiful. He has a hard time with the undervaluation of Dutch, especially in hospitals. But he also sees more and more children of African descent going to Dutch-language education, creating a new group of Dutch speakers. He also thinks the role of Bruzz is important.

Mina Mirkou, was born in Morocco in 1974, lives in Molenbeek-Saint-Jean and follows education and occasionally works. She learnt both French and Dutch after arriving in Belgium. She came via family reunification after her family pressured her. Loves the openness and diversity of Brussels, she enjoys playing football and loves music.

Steffen Otten, born and raised in Brussels in 1983, grew up in Uccle and now lives in Molenbeek where he works as an IT specialist. In his youth, he was more focused on the Brussels Periphery for judo and scouts, but later more on Brussels: VUB athletics club, Lindy Hop in Jette.

He loves walking around Brussels to discover all sorts of things and also the fact that everyone does what they want. He is, however, annoyed by the fact that there are bubbles everywhere, like the Flemish bubbles where the same people always go to the same places. Bruzz plays an important role in other Brussels shows. He remembers Uccle's Saint-Job traditions, such as traders‘ association’s annual market and Saint-Nicolas, who came every year.

Brussels is to him for Europe what Milan is to Italy: a place where many come from elsewhere to work and build a life. It is also a city that is always there for you: there is always something to do. Places for him are the Parvis of Saint-Gilles, a number of cafes, clubs, African restaurants. He does Blues Dancing, which is an emerging scene in Brussels. He likes the Forest Sounds Festival. He would like to create a new tradition: celebrating the sun as soon as it appears on your terrace or in your garden.