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Anthropological, nature and photography trip through the southern region of the great Amazon forest. This anthropological trip to Brazil will take place through the rural states of Mato Grosso and Para\u0301, what would become the Brazilian \u2018Far West\u2019. The region was colonised in the 1980s, when hundreds of the famous \u2018garimpeiros\u2019 (settlers, ranchers and miners masterfully portrayed by the great Sebastiao Salgado) came to the low, thorny jungle (known in Brazil as \u2018cerrado\u2019) in search of a better life.<\/p>\n

These lands had been inhabited for centuries by various indigenous peoples, who suffered the consequences of the invasive impact. On this anthropological trip to Brazil, we will focus mainly on two indigenous communities: the Kayapo\u0301, mythologized by the popular imagination as indomitable warriors, and the Mehinaku, a small and beautiful tribe inhabits the protected jungle of the Xingu River since 1961.<\/p>\n

Along with these two impressive Amazonian tribes, we will also have the opportunity to visit two other cultural groups. First, the Tapirape\u0301, strongly assimilated by the settlers who surround their tribal territory but who still preserve rites that we can witness. Also, we will visit the elusive Awaete\u0301 or Asurini\u0301, who live in small communities along the Kurisevo and Xingu rivers, recognized for their dominance of body paint. In short, it is a very special trip into the history of an American territory and cultures with fascinating ways of interpreting life and aesthetics.<\/p>\n

The guide for this anthropological trip to will be Brazil Joan Riera, anthropologist specializing in animist religions and cultural recovery processes among tribal societies. During this anthropological trip to Brazil, we will travel by minibus and motorized canoe to reach the villages. We will camp near the health center and school of the indigenous communities to have access to Western bathrooms and showers. During our stay in the tribal communities, we will have a cook.<\/p>\n

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Discover the highlights of this anthropological trip to Brazil<\/h2>\n

Kayap\u00f3 people<\/h3>\n<\/div>\n
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We will spend three days of our anthropological trip to Brazil getting to know the culture and ancestral way of life of the Kayap\u00f3 people, based on hunting, fishing, and gathering. Upon arrival at the Kayap\u00f3 village, we will meet with the council of the community to introduce ourselves. Also, they will introduce themselves and explain aspects of their tribal organization. This will be a powerful first contact with a traditional tribe of the Amazon. The Kayap\u00f3 or Mebengokr\u00e9 were first contacted in the late 1950s and currently live between the pre-contact world and the contemporary world. After the talk, we will be welcomed with a traditional dance, in which both men and women will participate.<\/p>\n

During our stay with the Kayap\u00f3 people on this anthropological trip to Brazil, we will witness a \u2018naming\u2019 ceremony in the village.Along their lives, each Kayapo\u0301 will receive up to 4 different names from their grandparents or other relatives. During the ceremony, the child or adolescent will cover their body with symbolic paintings and will wear beautiful macaw feather headdresses. We will also go out with the women to collect wild fruits, palm hearts, medicinal plants and firewood. After, we will go to a pond or small river to see ancestral fishing techniques. In addition, we will observe how they prepare food with the collected food.<\/p>\n

Kayap\u00f3 body painting and ornamentation<\/h4>\n

In addition, during this anthropological trip to Brazil, we will attend a session of body painting and hair shaving for a young girl. The Kayapo\u0301 consider body painting an attribute of human nature. In the myth of the Star Woman (a cultural heroine responsible for the origin of cultivated plants), the metamorphosis from star to human being is carried out through painting and body ornamentation. Furthermore, the newborn, after detaching itself from the umbilical cord, is painted black to recognize it as a human being.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

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Mehinaku people<\/h3>\n
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During this anthropological trip to Brazil, we will spend two days getting to know the Mehinaku people. We will be welcomed by the Mehinaku leaders, with whom we will chat about the elements that define this small Amazonian tribe composed of only 120 individuals. We will enjoy a welcome dance known as \u2018tawarana\u0301\u2019 or the dance of the macaws.<\/p>\n

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During our stay with the Mehinaku people, we will attend a body painting session, followed by a music session with long flutes, a sacred instrument of this tribe. Also, we will witness a Mehinaku wrestling match, known as \u2018una una\u2019. In addition, during this anthropological trip to Brazil, we will be able to witness one of the most beautiful and spectacular ceremonies of this Amazonian tribe: the piqui\u0301 fruit festival. This fruit is used to make the red paint that men wear in their hair and with which they paint their bodies. This ceremony is known in the native language as \u2018mapulawashu\u0301\u2019 and is celebrated when the harvesting of the piqui\u0301 fruit begins.<\/div>\n
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During this ceremony, a pale-skinned girl usually appears, coming out of her seclusion imposed for being menstruating. The Mehinaku believe that menstrual fluids harm men or that they also harm the crops, the gods or the sacred emblems of the group. Women must be kept apart from men during the menstruation period and frequently undergo purification after each period.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Tapirape\u0301 people<\/h3>\n
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During this anthropological trip to Brazil, we will visit the main village of the Tapirap\u00e9 tribe. Our intention will be to be able to see some young Tapiare\u0301 in the process of initiation (a ceremony typical of the dry season). During this ceremony, the young man is decorated with beautiful feather headdresses. In addition, his lower lip is pierced to place a decorative piece of wood that he will wear for a limited period of time. Apart from this traditional ceremony, we will also be interested in its famous feather crafts known as \u2018tawa\u2019 or \u2018big face\u2019, a type of mask made with multicolored feathers.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

Awaete\u0301 or Asurini\u0301 people<\/h3>\n
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During this anthropological trip to Brazil, we will arrive by motorized canoe at an Awaet\u00e9 camp. Officially contacted in 1971, they stand out for their material culture, which includes the production of ceramics, weaving, and basketry. But, they are characterized by being virtuosos of Amazonian indigenous art through the application of various geometric drawings, both in facial-body ornamentation and in ceramics and other objects.<\/p>\n

Within the Awaete\u0301 culture, the decoration of the human body accepts any drawing motif applied to ceramics. However, the \u2018juakete\u0301\u2019 pattern is the only one used exclusively in female body painting, which translates as\u2019real painting\u2019, where the drawing is subordinated to the shape of the body. In the \u2018juakete\u0301\u2019 pattern, the circle from which the lines and rhombuses that cover the trunk and thighs start is applied to the joint of the legs and trunk. It follows the \u2018tamkyjuak\u2019 (rhombus) pattern, which translates as \u2018leg painting\u2019, typical of that part of the body.<\/p>\n

The ornamentation of the body of the Awaete\u0301s with a geometric drawing expresses content related to social categories. Not only the body is painted, but also the different objects of material culture. In such a way, the drawing is abstract, decorative and symbolic, therefore expressing the basic notions of thought of this indigenous community, which refer to the representation of supernatural beings, nature, and culture.<\/p>\n

Mascarados<\/h3>\n
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During this anthropological trip to Brazil, we will visit the colonial municipality of Pocon\u00e9, founded in the 18th century, with the aim of meeting the \u2018mascarados\u2019. This is a traditional and folk dance association typical of the town of Pocone\u0301. It is a dance that has indigenous roots due to the form of presentation that reveals the customs of the Indians, enriched by the Spanish colonizers who arrived here from neighboring Bolivia. The participants are masked men with hats with feathers, mirrors and other decorations who play the roles of ladies and gallants. We will do a photo session with several masked people. After lunch, we will return to Cuiaba\u0301.<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n<\/div>\n

\u00a9 Photos by Joan Riera<\/a> taken during an anthropological trip to Brazil.<\/p>\n

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