Brazil · Caribbean · Ghana · Europe
Aneho is not an island. For centuries, its children have crossed the oceans — to the brazil of the agudas, to the caribbean, to europe. The Guin diaspora is a living bridge between continents, made of returns, crossbreeding and an identity that refuses to dissolve. This silo explores the routes of exile and reconnection.
The return of descendants of Afro-Brazilian slaves to Aneho. Architecture, surnames and transatlantic memory.

Little-known links between Aneho and the Spanish-speaking Caribbean. Cross-cultural and family influences.

A people cut in two by the colonial border. Shared history, family ties and cross-border exchanges.

Aneho communities in Europe. Associations, nostalgia, return projects and maintained links with the homeland.

For descendants of the diaspora: how to reconnect with Aneho. Resources, testimonies and paths of return.
