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From Tucumán to Egypt: the Story of a Dancer Who Made the African Country Her Second Home

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Giovanna Magistrati lived almost seven years in Egypt, where he had his son and developed his artistic career. The crossing between Argentina and "Los Faraones" in the 2026 World Cup met her with a broken heart in two, although he admitted that "he always throws more blood from where one comes from".
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From Tucumán to Egypt: the Story of a Dancer Who Made the African Country Her Second Home

Giovanna Magistrati lived almost seven years in Egypt, where he had his son and developed his artistic career. The crossing between Argentina and "Los Faraones" in the 2026 World Cup met her with a broken heart in two, although he admitted that "he always throws more blood from where one comes from".

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lagaceta.com.ar broke the news on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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