“…The push to place mobility at the center of the social theory, beginning in the 1970s, has contributed to a redefinition of the concepts of place, identity, sociability, in which mobility shifts away from a vague, empty, and generic notion, detached from the construction of subjectivities and diverse forms of cohabitation (Pinto & Ribeiro, 2016). In the meantime, although the view of the users and the problem of mobility, since that moment -which was agreed to call the mobility turn-, aspects pertaining to the cultural, political, social, and environmental dimensions, that have only recently entered the debate, have been gaining momentum.…”