Cabécar

Cabécar is an indigenous people of Brazil, primarily residing in the state of Bahia. They are part of the larger Tupí-Guaraní linguistic family and speak the Cabécar language, which is a Tupian language. The Cabécar are known for their traditional way of life, which includes agriculture, hunting, and fishing. They have a rich cultural heritage, including their own mythology, music, and dance. The Cabécar are also known for their craftsmanship, particularly in the creation of pottery and textiles. They have a strong sense of community and maintain their traditional customs and beliefs. The Cabécar have faced challenges due to contact with non-indigenous populations, including the loss of their traditional lands and the impact of globalization. However, they have also shown resilience and have worked to preserve their culture and language. The Cabécar are recognized as one of the 34 indigenous peoples of Brazil and are protected under the country's federal constitution.