Chicha is a traditional fermented drink made by many Indigenous peoples of the Amazon. It is prepared by chewing cooked manioc (cassava) and spitting it into a communal vessel, where natural enzymes in saliva help start the fermentation process. More than just a beverage, chicha is central to social life and ceremony — shared during gatherings, rituals, and celebrations as a symbol of unity and community. #culture #tradition #food #drink #interesting #amazonas #indigenous | Unrestricted Borders

Today is Sami National Day! ❤️💙💚💛 The Sami are one of the world’s indigenous peoples and one of Sweden’s five official national minorities. One old Sami tradition is joik – a vocal art form, often without words, used to keep the memory of a place, an event or a person alive, or as a way to express emotions. This is Maxida Märak's loving joik to her daughter. Between 1913 and 1915, Karl Tirén – railway station inspector and joik collector – travelled across northern Sweden recording hundreds o

Posted @withregram • @chicanismotoday Chicano culture and indigenous culture can often have similarities. In this clip from the 1984 documentary “Mi Otro Yo: My Other Self” Veronica Enrique shares her understanding of how Chicano culture and Indigenous Culture can be connected 🙏 #chicano #chicanostyle #chicanoculture #chicanostudies #chicanismotoday #vivalaraza | Indigenous Peoples Movement

The extinct Indian tribe of the Southern Argentinian archipelago (Tierra del Fuego)