Ticuna
The Ticuna, also known as the Tukuna or Magüta, are an indigenous people who inhabit the Amazon basin, primarily along the Amazon River in the region where Brazil, Colombia, and Peru meet. They are one of the largest indigenous groups in the Amazon and have a rich cultural heritage that has been shaped by their environment and interactions with other groups.
Historically, the Ticuna have been known for their deep connection to the rainforest, relying on its resources
The Ticuna society is traditionally organized around kinship groups and villages, with leadership often vested in