It's time to let your mind wonder.

Imagine a place filled with bright sunlight and tall majestic trees.

A little town is nestled gently in the hillside.

With white-walled buildings and dark tiles on the roof,

here and there is a pretty pop of color.

A yellow door, a pink sign, a dark blue car.

Beneath the ground, the earth is rich with meadows and minerals, like gold and quartz.

Above ground, green parakeets flap their wings as they dart from branch to branch.

And nearby, a lazy river winds its way through a small Brazilian town called Cidate de Guayas.

The river murmurs its hellos as it flows alongside the town's cobblestone streets and underneath its bridges.

On one particular bridge, there is a woman wearing a simple dress

and carrying a basket full of cashews, figs, papayas, and oranges.

In the late morning sun, she's making her way home after visiting the market.

Her white hair is put back from her face, which is etched with left lines and wrinkles.

This rebel woman's name is Anna Linz of Guimaranes Peishotto Bretas.

But we know her

as Kora

Coralina.

On the day

that we meet her,

Kora is 76

years old.

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