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Bororo/Boe (Linguistic Family: Bororo)
Rituals are a constant presence in the lives of the Bororo. The...
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Arawetés (Tupi-Guarani Language Family)
In the beginning, humans (bïde) and the gods (Maï) lived together. It...
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Tapirapé / Apyãwa (Tupi-Guarani Language Family)
The physical and emotional well-being of the Tapirapé depends on the power...
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Rikbaktsá (Rikbaktsá Language Family)
The Rikbaktsá believe in the interchange of "souls" among beings in the...
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Panará (Jê Language Family)
The log race is the most important ceremonial activity, performed on various...
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Kayapó / Menbegokrê (Jê Language Family)
The village is the center of the Kayapó universe, the most socialized...
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Ka’apor/Kaápor (Tupi-Guarani Language Family)
Some Ka’apor say their true shamans died during a cosmic flood, but...
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Ikpeng (Karib Language Family)
The primary festival celebrated by the Ikpeng people is the male initiation...
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Enawenê-nawê (Arawak Language Family)
The Enawenê-nawê cosmos is represented by four levels: above the terrestrial plane...
