Subject:
Intangible heritage
idioma(s) disponível: Por, subtitles: Eng
The Enawene Nawe people living in the southern Amazon rainforest perform the Yaokwa ritual each year during the seven-month dry season to honour the Yakairiti spirits and ensure cosmic and social order. The different clans alternate responsibility: one embarks on fishing expeditions throughout the area while another prepares offerings of rock salt, fish and ritual food for the spirits, and performs music and dance. Yaokwa and the local biodiversity it celebrates represent an extremely delicate and fragile ecosystem whose continuity depends directly on its conservation.
sobre este assunto:
Nomination file / Dossier de candidature
Pais/lugar: Brazil,
Series: 2011 Inscriptions on the Urgent Saveguarding List/Inscriptions 2011 sur la liste de sauvegarde urgente,
Tipo: Documentary
Duração: 00:09:56
Autor/diretor: Vincent Carelli, Fausto Campoli,
Publicado em: 2010
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