The cultures of our Ecuadorian friends
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The Ecuadorian Montubios are a mestizo people of peasant origin who live in rural areas of the country's coastal provinces. They are scattered throughout the provinces of Guayas, Los Ríos, El Oro and Manabí, and in other areas to a lesser extent.Loading...
The blood sausage, longaniza, ceviche, viche, breaded fish, starch bread, corviche, empanadas de verde, tortillas and bolones are prepared with the culinary traditions instilled by the ancestors. For this, the use of clay ovens, the land where a kind of stove is built and the firewood is essential.Loading...
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They are fond of rodeo and cockfighting. Their skill as horse tamers is recognized throughout Ecuador. – The songs called amorfinos, verses originating in the province of Manabí, are traditional among their culture and customs.Loading...
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The blood sausage, longaniza, ceviche, viche, breaded fish, starch bread, corviche, empanadas de verde, tortillas and bolones are prepared with the culinary traditions instilled by the ancestors. For this, the use of clay ovens, the land where a kind of stove is built and the firewood is essential.Loading...
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The murals of the montuvio people that can be seen throughout Manabí are the result of the inspiration of a group of guardians of the traditions of this ethnic group. In each space in which the ideas of the artists are embodied, the daily reality of its inhabitants is portrayed.Loading...
Amazon shuar
The Shuar nationality has a presence between the two states: Ecuador and Peru. In our country it is located in the provinces of Morona Santiago, Pastaza and Zamora Chinchipe, with other settlements in Sucumbíos and Orellana in the Amazon and, in the Coastal Region, in Guayas and Esmeraldas.
corn, cassava, plantain, beans, papachina, sweet potato, papaya and peanuts; fishing and hunting
Food
Especial Holidays
Chonta festival: The time of celebration of this festival corresponds to the ripening of the fruits of a palm tree that the Shuar call uwi (chonta).
The celebration of the snake. ...
The Tzansa. ...
The rite of the snake.
The celebration of the snake. ...
The Tzansa. ...
The rite of the snake.
Art they turn the seeds of the achira, sapote, guaba and other fruits into necklaces, bracelets, earrings, belts... To give a more attractive touch they adorn them with feathers and beads
Religion Cristianism
Myth NUNKUI
Tsachilas Where are the tsáchilas?
The Tsachila indigenous people, traditionally known by the Castilian term Colorados for their custom of painting their bodies and hair red with achiote (bixa orellana), live in the province of Santo Domingo de los Tsachila, Santo Domingo canton, Puerto Lemon (Ecuador)
The Tsachila indigenous people, traditionally known by the Castilian term Colorados for their custom of painting their bodies and hair red with achiote (bixa orellana), live in the province of Santo Domingo de los Tsachila, Santo Domingo canton, Puerto Lemon (Ecuador)
Art Necklaces, bracelets, key chains and spears not only serve as a decorative element. In the Tsáchila culture they are used as an amulet to protect themselves. It is also believed that they attract luck and good energies.
Religion Catholic, Adventist, Mormon, Evangelical and Christian. The rest of the Tsáchilas do not have a defined religion.
Food African palm, banana, abaca, heart of palm, cassava and cocoa.
Especial Holidays The celebration of the Kasama, a traditional festival of the Tsáchila ethnic group, which shows the beginning of a new year and always coincides with Holy Saturday, in which you can enjoy the display of culture, tradition and customs.
Myth Legend has it that one day, the tiger of darkness was furious and hungry and in one bite it ate the Sun and darkness fell on Earth. The Tsáchilas lived like this, during that long night.
Art Necklaces, bracelets, key chains and spears not only serve as a decorative element. In the Tsáchila culture they are used as an amulet to protect themselves. It is also believed that they attract luck and good energies.
Religion Catholic, Adventist, Mormon, Evangelical and Christian. The rest of the Tsáchilas do not have a defined religion.
Myth Legend has it that one day, the tiger of darkness was furious and hungry and in one bite it ate the Sun and darkness fell on Earth. The Tsáchilas lived like this, during that long night.
