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Ethnic Diversity Of Senegal
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Wolof, peul / fula(ni), serer, jola, bambara, malinké, bedick, bassari, tenda and many more. Senegal has a very rich ethnic diversity and many still preserve their culture in their daily lives. Here are a few portraits showing the diversity I witnessed in this colourful and vibrant country.

Ethnic Diversity Of Senegal

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Zsolt Repasy

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Photographer focusing on documenting and presenting cultural heritage. Have extensively travelled in South East Asia, across Europe and also ventured off the beaten track in Africa, (Nigeria, Senegal and Uganda). Currently the main focus are the Buso traditions in Mohacs, and the lives of the traditional shepherds in Hungary.

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Zsolt Repasy

Zsolt Repasy

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Photographer focusing on documenting and presenting cultural heritage. Have extensively travelled in South East Asia, across Europe and also ventured off the beaten track in Africa, (Nigeria, Senegal and Uganda). Currently the main focus are the Buso traditions in Mohacs, and the lives of the traditional shepherds in Hungary.

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