Dalila Bela
05/06/2012 – Dalila Bela – 33rd Annual Young Artist Awards – The Sportsmen’s Lodge Hotel – Studio City, CA, USA – Photo Credit: Joshua Tousey / PR Photos
Place of Birth: Montréal, Québec, Canada
Date of Birth: October 5, 2001
Ethnicity: Panamanian, Brazilian, Portuguese, Spanish, French, Catalan, English, Jewish, Indigenous, African
Dalila Bela is a Canadian actress. Her roles include the shows Odd Squad, Once Upon a Time, and Anne with an E, and Diary of a Wimpy Kid films.
Her father is Panamanian. Her mother is Brazilian.
Dalila’s maternal grandfather was José Alberto Loyola (the son of Eugênio Luís Loyola and Maria Carolina Carmela Bordallo). José was born in Minas Gerais, with Spanish, Portuguese, and some Indigenous and African, ancestry. Eugênio was the son of Caetano Eustácio Loyola and Adelina Maria Rabelo/Rebelo. Dalila’s great-grandmother Maria was the daughter of Fernando Eduardo Rosello Bordallo and Carmelita Rosa Costa.
Dalila’s maternal grandmother was Elisa Maria Durant (the daughter of Éloi René Durant and Cecilia de Jesus). Éloi was born in Nice, France.
Her father is a mestizo.
-Jose Alberto Loyola
José was born in Minas Gerais, son of Eugênio Luís Loyola and Maria Carolina Carmela Bordallo, both of Spanish/Portuguese descent, as well as distant indigenous + African
Eugênio was the son of Caetano Eustácio Loyola and Adelina Maria Rabelo/Rebelo
Maria Carolina was the daughter of Fernando Eduardo Rosello Bordallo and Carmelita Rosa Costa. (The surname Rosello is Catalan).
P.s: Her mother’s name is Clarice Elisa Torres Durant.
Correction: Clarice Elisa Durant Loyola
(ccording to her maternal grandparent’s surname she possilbly have Spanish ancestry.
Dalila’s maternal grandmother was Elisa Maria Durant (the daughter of Éloi René Durant and Cecilia de Jesus,Éloi was born in Nice,France.Cecilia was of portuguese and jewish descent.)
Dalila’s maternal grandfather was named José Alberto Loyola.
She is Jewish.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CBtLhOaBohQ/
Because of the yarmulkes and kosher grape juice? Seems circumstantial.