Tag Archives: indians of brazil
Forest People Huni Kuin
Cacique Assis Kaxinawá – Huni Kuin Culture
At the heart of the Puyana Village is Pajé Assis Kaxinawá, a renowned spiritual leader [...]
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FOREVER THE FOREST Healing Plants Health
The “Indigenous” Contributions to Medicine in the “Civilized” World
The Forest as a Pharmacy: Indigenous Healing Practices and European Adaptation When European explorers first [...]
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Forest People Shaneyawa
Cantos Indígenas – Shaneyawa Saite – Yawanawa e Shanenawa – Rapeh Song of the Week
Exploring the Beauty of Indigenous Connection Embracing Cultural Exchange with Indigenous Connection Indigenous Connection, a [...]
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Medicine Music Music and Songs
Rapeh Song of the Day – “Eskawatã Kayawã”
Carlos Caruso · Eskawata kayawe “Eskawatã Kayawã” translates to “The War of Heaven” in English. [...]
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The Importance of the Indian Culture for Brazil
Contemporary Brazil is more indigenous than is usually supposed. Although culturally transformed by the secular [...]
The Munduruku Indians of Brazil, a Fascinating Amazon Indigenous Tribe
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]The Munduruku, also known as Munduruku, Weidyenye, Paiquize, Pari, Maytapu and Caras-Pretas, and self-denominated Wuyjuyu [...]
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The “Indians” of Brazil
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]In the last IBGE census (2010), 817,000 Brazilians categorized themselves as Native. Brazilian natives have [...]
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