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THE GUARANÍES
from The Guaraníes
by Lazaroo. Roa
In this story we will tell you a bit about the culture, geographical location, typical foods, and legends of the Guaraní people.
Resources:
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● THE LEGEND OF THE MATE AND THE MOON: https://www.rosamonte.com.ar/la-leyenda-del-mate-y-laluna/
● Guaranies info: https://cdn.educ.ar/dinamico/UnidadHtml https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guaran%C3%ADes https://argentour.com/guaranies/ https://www.survival.es/indigenas/guarani
● Imagenes: https://noticiasdelmate.com/leyendade-la-yerba-mate-para-los-ninos/
The Guarani people are an indigenous ethnic group found in several South American countries, including Paraguay, Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia, and Uruguay It is estimated that there are around six million people who speak the Guarani language across the continent, making it one of the most widely spoken indigenous languages in South America.
The Guarani has a rich and diverse culture, with many customs and traditions that have been passed down from generation to generation over the centuries. One of the highlights of Guarani culture is its music and dance, which are characterized by their rhythm and yo instruments, such as the guitar, violin, and harp, and their dances are often performed at special events and celebrations.
The Guarani language is a tonal language, spoken in several dialects in different parts of South America. It is a very old language that has survived for centuries despite colonization and the influence of other languages. Today, the Guarani language is recognized as an official language in Paraguay, along with Spanish.
Guarani food is also an important part of their culture. Some of the typical dishes include sopa paraguaya, a corn and cheese bread, chipa, a type of bread made with corn flour and cheese, and mbejú, a type of cassava cake. Additionally, the Guarani are also known for their production of yerba mate, a popular beverage throughout South America. leader of the Guarani-Kaiowá indigenous people of Brazil
Community life is an important part of Guarani culture, with a strong emphasis on family relationships and solidarity. They also have a strong connection to nature and natural resources, which is reflected in their way of life and beliefs.
In summary, the Guarani people are an indigenous ethnic group found in several South American countries, with a rich and diverse culture that has been passed down from generation to generation for centuries. Their language, music, dance, and typical foods are a testament to their rich culture and traditions.
