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Donde canta el cafetal
lo natural y lo simbólico
El brillo secreto de la selva
Orquídea Mariposa Rosa: cuando la delicadeza se vuelve intención
La sapindácea
Bolso Manos Libres koguis. Macondas bordados Donde canta el cafetalMinimalist Macondas like the Kogui, with illustrations of raw fabrics such as linen in their outfits, paying tribute to two very important elements in Kogui masculinity: the tutusoma and the poporo. When a young Arawak uses his tutusoma for the first time, he promises to protect the balance and harmony of the mountain. The light color of her hat together with her long black hair represent the snow and the mountains that this community inhabits. With
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