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The article explores the experiences of Lebanese Brazilians, particularly Naima Yazbek and Natalie Nassif, as they navigate their identities and connections to Lebanon. Both women, with Lebanese ancestry, share their journeys of understanding their heritage through dance, family stories, and personal experiences in Lebanon, highlighting the complexities of identity across cultures.
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The article explores the experiences of Lebanese Brazilians, particularly Naima Yazbek and Natalie Nassif, as they navigate their identities and connections to Lebanon. Both women, with Lebanese ancestry, share their journeys of understanding their heritage through dance, family stories, and personal experiences in Lebanon, highlighting the complexities of identity across cultures.
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Lebanese in Brazil, Brazilian in Lebanon
Exploring Lebanese-Brazilian Identity Through Dance and Heritage