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The products of the garden for life and health [PDF]
This article was written by the author from the knowledge of her parents, of the Nonuya and Muinane groups of the Middle Caquetá River (Colombian Amazon), with the support of an indigenous research grant of the Tropenbos-Colombia Foundation.
Rodríguez, Adelaida
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Canto que se canta en la madrugada, como despedida. Esta canción la cantan algunos cantores murui, pero este canto ritual es de la etnia muinane y algunos murui que entienden la lengua muinane cantan esta canción a su manera de entender. (Casete original
Jimaido, Alfonso (Jɨmuizɨtofe)
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