Andinoamérica
Andinoamérica is a term used in Latin American studies to describe the geographic, cultural, and historical space formed along the Andes in western South America. The concept highlights the Andes as a unifying axis that shapes landscapes, mobility, economies, and social life in the region. While definitions vary, it commonly encompasses Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia, with discussions often extending to northern Chile and northwestern Argentina where Andean identity remains influential.
Geography and population. The region is defined by the Andean cordillera and highland ecosystems such as the
History and culture. The area was the core of pre-Columbian civilizations such as Tiwanaku, Wari, and the
Politics and economy. The Andean Community (CAN) is the most prominent formal regional bloc linking some Andean