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El pueblo Makiritare es un grupo indígena que vive en la zona ancestral del río Orinoco, de donde se origina parte de nuestra propia cultura Taína. En la tradición oral de este pueblo existe una narrativa sagrada de la creación llamada "WATUNNA". En cierto episodio de esa narrativa, los Makiritare mencionan un huevo místico llamado Huehanna. Este…
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El pueblo Makiritare es un grupo indígena que vive en la zona ancestral del río Orinoco, de donde se origina parte de nuestra propia cultura Taína. En la tradición oral de este pueblo existe una narrativa sagrada de la creación llamada "WATUNNA". En cierto episodio de esa narrativa, los Makiritare mencionan un huevo místico llamado Huehanna. Este…
ContinuePosted on October 3, 2025 at 12:34am
El pueblo Makiritare es un grupo indígena que vive en la zona ancestral del río Orinoco, de donde se origina parte de nuestra propia cultura Taína. En la tradición oral de este pueblo existe una narrativa sagrada de la creación llamada "WATUNNA". En cierto episodio de esa narrativa, los Makiritare mencionan un huevo místico llamado Huehanna. Este…
ContinuePosted on October 3, 2025 at 12:32am
El pueblo Makiritare es un grupo indígena que vive en la zona ancestral del río Orinoco, de donde se origina parte de nuestra propia cultura Taína. En la tradición oral de este pueblo existe una narrativa sagrada de la creación llamada "WATUNNA". En cierto episodio de esa narrativa, los Makiritare mencionan un huevo místico llamado Huehanna. Este…
ContinuePosted on October 3, 2025 at 12:31am
El pueblo Makiritare es un grupo indígena que vive en la zona ancestral del río Orinoco, de donde se origina parte de nuestra propia cultura Taína. En la tradición oral de este pueblo existe una narrativa sagrada de la creación llamada "WATUNNA". En cierto episodio de esa narrativa, los Makiritare mencionan un huevo místico llamado Huehanna. Este…
ContinuePosted on October 3, 2025 at 12:29am
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Hahom for such a warm welcome! I found this network through the Caney Circle site. I just started "digging" through it and have found it to be a great resource. Thank you for the time and effort put into it and thank you for sharing the other resources. I am very excited to join the Taino community and learning more and more every day.
Appreciate the warm welcome. Looking forward to the knowledge I'll receive from this page! Thanks again!
Hi Miguel! I have been reading the Caney Circle website, and it's been so eye-opening and empowering. Thank you for all of the information you provide, and for being a guide and elder brother to those of us trying to reconnect with our culture!
Thank you Miguel for accepting me to this community!!!!
I am sooooooo excited!
I look forward to meeting and learning alongside with other members of the community.
Thanks very much Miguel - Am simply happy to be among my relatives - am looking forward to meeting the members and share / contribute something to the group - Let's stay safe
Thanks for the welcome atiao! I realized I missed replying. Seneko kakona
Thank you so much, it is a great pleasure and honour to be back.
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