Miguel Araoz Cartagena

Karuara, People of the River

Facing cultural genocide, a group of Indigenous women from Peru file a groundbreaking lawsuit demanding the government recognize the Marañón River, which flows into the Amazon, as a person with rights in order to protect the world of powerful spirits led by the Karuara (people of the river).

Karuara, People of the River

Facing cultural genocide, a group of Indigenous women from Peru file a groundbreaking lawsuit demanding the government recognize the Marañón River, which flows into the Amazon, as a person with rights in order to protect the world of powerful spirits led by the Karuara (people of the river).

Karuara, People of the River

Facing cultural genocide, a group of Indigenous women from Peru file a groundbreaking lawsuit demanding the government recognize the Marañón River, which flows into the Amazon, as a person with rights in order to protect the world of powerful spirits led by the Karuara (people of the river).

And That Is How The Rivers Came to Be

We go back in time to the moment when the mighty Kukama God created the Amazon's rivers with his bow and arrow.

And That Is How The Rivers Came to Be

We go back in time to the moment when the mighty Kukama God created the Amazon's rivers with his bow and arrow.

And That Is How The Rivers Came to Be

We go back in time to the moment when the mighty Kukama God created the Amazon's rivers with his bow and arrow.