Cultural Profile
The Cabiyari have historically inhabited the northwestern Amazon, with a strong connection to the land and a history of trade and interaction with other indigenous groups.
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Community, respect for nature, and oral tradition are central values. Storytelling and songs are important for passing down knowledge.
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Gender roles are traditionally defined, but there is flexibility with both men and women participating in economic and cultural activities.
The Cabiyari create intricate beadwork and textile arts, often reflecting their cosmological beliefs and natural environment.
Music and dance are integral, with instruments like flutes and drums used in various ceremonies and celebrations.
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The Cabiyari practice sustainable agriculture and hunting, with a deep understanding of the forest ecosystem that supports their way of life.
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