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Zoe Yadira Saldaña Nazario was born in New Jersey and raised in New York City. At the age of nine, her father was killed in a vehicle crash. Saldaña and her two sisters were sent to live with their late father's family in the Dominican Republic. Their Puerto Rican mother remained in New York City to earn money to pay for private school for her daughters. This was a culture shift for someone raised speaking Spanish at home.
Zoë Saldaña [...] appreciates anyone remembering the umlaut over the 'e' in her first name. She doesn't insist upon it—she is accustomed to writers leaving it out—but this courtesy indicates to her somebody cares about the details. 'I really like the umlaut!'
We hyphened, I'm Saldaña-Perego and he's Perego-Saldaña. I was a gentleman and I allowed the boys to be Perego-Saldaña. I'm, like, 'Your name, like, needs to go, like, first'. But 'no', it was his decision!
Zoë Saldaña [...] appreciates anyone remembering the umlaut over the 'e' in her first name. She doesn't insist upon it—she is accustomed to writers leaving it out—but this courtesy indicates to her somebody cares about the details. 'I really like the umlaut!'
Zoe Yadira Saldaña Nazario was born in New Jersey and raised in New York City. At the age of nine, her father was killed in a vehicle crash. Saldaña and her two sisters were sent to live with their late father's family in the Dominican Republic. Their Puerto Rican mother remained in New York City to earn money to pay for private school for her daughters. This was a culture shift for someone raised speaking Spanish at home.
We hyphened, I'm Saldaña-Perego and he's Perego-Saldaña. I was a gentleman and I allowed the boys to be Perego-Saldaña. I'm, like, 'Your name, like, needs to go, like, first'. But 'no', it was his decision!
