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Barasana (alternate
names Barazana, Panenua, Pareroa, or
Taiwano is an
exonym applied to an
Amazonian people,
considered distinct from the Taiwano, though...
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Barasana is one of the
various languages spoken by the
Indigenous peoples of the
Americas belonging to the
Amazonian region,
specifically in Colombia....
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Yauna (Jaúna, Yahuna, Yaúna) † West
Barasana–Macuna
Macuna (a.k.a. Buhagana, Wahana, Makuna-Erulia, Makuna)
Barasana (Southern Barasano, a.k.a. Paneroa...
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during lathmar Women using lathis Image depicting celebration of
color in
Barasana Holi
Radha Krishna Barsana Nandgaon Radha Rani
Temple "What is Lathmar...
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Western Basque); in
others all
major words are
accented (e.g.,
Blackfoot and
Barasana). The term "pitch accent" is also used to
denote a
different feature, namely...
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accompanying language; some of the most well
known are
listed below: Bara
Tukano Barasana Cubeo (the
Cubeo do not
practice exogamy)
Desana Macuna Wanano Tucano (or...
- U'wa/Tunebo Wiwa/Sanhá
Yanacona Quimbaya Achagua Amorúa Andaquí
Andoque Bara
Barasana Barí/Motilon
Betoye Bora Cabiyarí
Carapana Carijona Catío Cocama/Kokama...
- po****tions Colombia 1,008 (2018) Brazil 30 (2014)
Languages Waimajã
Religion Traditional religion Related ethnic groups Tucano, Tuyuca, and
Barasana...
- Vaupés
Siriano Vaupés
Tatuyo Vaupés
Tuyuca Tiquié Yurutí Vaupés
South Barasana Vaupés
Carapana Vaupés
Macuna Vaupés
Language isolate Andoque ****urá River...
- Carurú Mitú
Taraira Pacoa Papunahua Yavaraté
Acaricuara Villa Fátima
Barasana-Eduria
language Cubeo language Tucanoan languages "Nuestro Departamento:...
