Narana Coissoró is a figure frequently mentioned in the author's Goan family, who grew up hearing his name since she was a girl. The author describes a childhood marked by a strong connection to Goa, which was never just a geographical place, but a constant presence in conversations and shared memories.
The author's Goan family cultivated a special relationship with Goa, transmitting stories and experiences around the table. Those who lived between two worlds knew how to make them one single identity, creating a space of belonging that transcended physical borders.
Among the names that arose in family conversations, that of Narana Coissoró stood out as an important reference. The author expresses a feeling of eternity in relation to Goa, suggesting that the connection with the land and its culture remains alive through the generations and the stories transmitted by the family.
