Deep in the heart of Brazil's Amazon rainforest, a silent and haunting story of unimaginable loss came to a tragic end. Known as the Last of his Tribe and Man of the Hole, an unnamed indigenous ...

Homero Mutumbajoy is the human rights and peace coordinator for OPIAC, the national organization for Colombia’s Amazon peoples. See All Key Ideas This is the second of three interviews with ...

Julio Cusurichi Palacios has been a leader in Peru’s Amazon since the ’90s and currently ... The seldom-seen tribe live in the 829,941-hectare (2 million-acre) Madre de Dios Territorial ...

Filmmakers have showcased the dance form in both narrative and non-fiction stories, on TV and in film. There have been numerous documentaries that focus on individual dancers and larger dance ...

Three-quarters of the 540 confirmed cases of coronavirus among 40 tribes reported by APIB are in the Amazon where the pandemic has hit Manaus so badly that it was the first Brazilian city to run ...

That’s the trophy.” She said she had that perspective when she received a video from a stranger last year asking to help connect a remote Amazon tribe. She had never been to Brazil but thought ...

Yet the Northern Aché are related to and descended from other Tupi-speaking groups that do sing lullabies, dance, and make ...

Afterward, there was a Blackfoot bonnet transfer dance, along with a drum circle ceremony. The man and woman who had received the bonnet at last year’s powwow passed it over to this year’s recipients.

cross a river in the middle of the Amazon rainforest Indigenous tribe is seen, crossing a part of the Amazon River in the middle of the jungle, the Colombian Amazon and Brazil, where the only way is ...