This blog is created for collecting and providing all possible information about native communities of Colombia, where coexist more than 80 native communities and around 66 different native languages. Although the patrimonial historical importance of native communities, they do not have enough recognition, we pretend use this space for promoting a conscience of respect and admiration for this communities.
martes, 12 de marzo de 2013
WAYÚ COMMUNITY
They are located in “La peninsula de la Guajira” , they
represent the 20% of the native population in Colombia, they have their own language
“El Wayuunaiki” that belongs to the Arawak family. They live in “rancerias” which are made with
wood, they sleep in hang hamocs made with cotton.
Their economy is based on raising cattle and goats, and on the elaboration of crafts and
handicrafts.
Following two videos: One of an important festival made by Wayú people, and other abaut their situation:
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