Kichwa ecuador

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Ecuador's Kichwa tribe fights against oil companies to protect the environment in the Amazon.

This book is one of the rare learning resources available to native English speakers who want to communicate in the indigenous language of the northern Andes as it is spoken every day by the Kichwa Otavalo people (runakuna) of Ecuador. You don’t have to know a word of Spanish or enroll in an expensive university course to learn enough about their culture and Kichwa language to enjoy simple social exchanges with the people who are world-famous for their summer solstice celebration of Inti…

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Inti Raymi Otavalo 2019 – Dgramal

Usually living in Azuay and Cañar, meet the Kañari indigenous 🇪🇨⁠ ⁠ Kichwa is their main language and there are around 150,000 inhabitants. They have kept an ancestral tradition of skills on textiles, pottery and natural medicine. As they are a very close community, they organize depending on the groups necessities 🌱

We would like to introduce to you the 1st indigenous community of Ecuador, the Saraguros✨ Usually living in Loja, most of the Saraguros speak their native language kichwa, but they also speak spanish. They posses a rich, authentic and wise culture that has been preserved over the years. Saraguros are characterized for their cheer, spirit and hard work on many economical activities such as agriculture, cattle raising and artisanal work 🇪🇨