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The Wayuu are Colombia's largest indigenous group! They are known for their beautiful colorful woven bags called 'mochilas' and hammocks. The Wayuu people have their own language called Wayuunaiki and are skilled craftspeople who have preserved their traditions for centuries. They are famous for their special ceremonies and their important role as peaceful mediators.

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Afro-Colombian Community of San Basilio de Palenque

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Afro-Colombian Community of San Basilio de Palenque

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San Basilio de Palenque was the first free African town in the Americas! Founded by escaped enslaved people in the 17th century, it was declared a UNESCO Cultural Heritage site. The people here have their own unique language called Palenquero, and they keep their African traditions alive through music, dance, and food. Their famous hairstyles tell stories and were once used as maps to freedom!

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The Emberá people live in harmony with the rainforest! They are known for their colorful body paintings using natural dyes and their beautiful handcrafted jewelry. They live in traditional houses called 'tambos' built on stilts to protect from flooding and animals. The Emberá are excellent fishermen and know many secrets about medicinal plants.

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The Arhuaco are the guardians of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains! They wear white clothing that represents purity and snow-capped peaks. They are known for their special cone-shaped hats called 'tutusoma' and for chewing coca leaves in a traditional way. The Arhuaco believe they have a special responsibility to maintain the balance of nature.

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The Raizal people live on the beautiful Caribbean islands of San Andrés and Providencia! They speak Creole English and have a unique culture mixing African, British, and Caribbean traditions. They are famous for their reggae music, delicious coconut-based dishes, and colorful houses. Many Raizales work as fishermen and are experts at navigating the Caribbean Sea.

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The Nasa (Páez) people are one of the largest indigenous groups in Cauca! They are known for their strong community organization and their special relationship with Mother Earth. They grow many different crops and have their own language called Nasa Yuwe. The Nasa are famous for their colorful woven belts called 'chumbes' that tell stories through their patterns.

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The Zenú people are master artisans famous for their 'sombrero vueltiao' - Colombia's national symbol! Made from caña flecha palm, these hats show amazing geometric designs. The Zenú were ancient engineers who built complex water channels for farming. Today, they continue their traditions of weaving and farming, and their hat-making skills are passed down through generations.

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The Muisca were one of the most advanced civilizations in Colombia! They are famous for the Legend of El Dorado and their gold crafts. Today, some Muisca communities still live near Bogotá and keep their traditions alive. They celebrate special ceremonies at sacred lakes and maintain their connection to the land through traditional farming and crafts.