COLLECTIVE BODY

The women

and the encantados (spirits of nature)

and the men

and the trees

and the rivers

and the elders

and the herbs

and spirits

and the ancestors

and the warriors

and the children and …

They all make a living being,

constant transformation.

The work in joint effort

and the school

and the struggle for territory

and the nature

and the culture

and the agriculture

and the autonomy

and the ritual

and the retomada (retake)

and the sustainabilities

and hunting

and belonging to the family and …

connects the bodies in one:

Tupinambá life on earth.

All relatives are one body

not just the sum of parts,

interaction that embodies

what does and what does not make a Tupinambá.

Some Relationships

WE ARE TUPINAMBÁ NATURE-CULTURE MASSACREAUTONOMY RETOMADA (RETAKE) BRANDY, DEBT AND MEASURED LAND