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She was adopted at birth and spent decades not knowing where she was from. At 21, a one-page letter told her she was Ecuadorian. Then a DNA test connected her to a nephew her husband had known for ten years.
In this episode, Ariana Quinones talks about claiming Puerto Rican when she had no other country, walking into a town in Ecuador where everyone looked like her, the tattoo she got before she understood what she was claiming, and the phone call that finally brought her home.
Watch the full episode on YouTube. Search Roots Renewed.
New episode every Tuesday.
Join the Cultural Roots Reconnection Club: tamigarcia.com/membership
Instagram and Facebook: @tamideegarcia
Website: tamigarcia.com
By Tami Dee GarciaShe was adopted at birth and spent decades not knowing where she was from. At 21, a one-page letter told her she was Ecuadorian. Then a DNA test connected her to a nephew her husband had known for ten years.
In this episode, Ariana Quinones talks about claiming Puerto Rican when she had no other country, walking into a town in Ecuador where everyone looked like her, the tattoo she got before she understood what she was claiming, and the phone call that finally brought her home.
Watch the full episode on YouTube. Search Roots Renewed.
New episode every Tuesday.
Join the Cultural Roots Reconnection Club: tamigarcia.com/membership
Instagram and Facebook: @tamideegarcia
Website: tamigarcia.com