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Danzando fakariya: los bailes uitotos como modelo de organización social en la Amazonía

Authors: Oscar Iván García;

Danzando fakariya: los bailes uitotos como modelo de organización social en la Amazonía

Abstract

A pesar de los importantes estudios consagrados a los ritos de la Amazonía, la comprensión de esta práctica es todavía dispersa y superficial. Actualmente existen pocos estudios comparativos que den cuenta de estas prácticas aun si los ritos amazónicos están frecuentemente ligados a intercambios simbólicos de extensión regional. Por tal razón en este documento proponemos analizar los «Bailes de Yuakɨ» (baile de frutas), uno de los ritos uitotos más exigentes de este grupo que es compartido por casi todas las etnias de la región del Medio Caquetá. Esta ceremonia está ligada a otros ritos y mitologías, tanto uitotos como de otros pueblos de la zona, a través de los cuales se definen las relaciones entre los grupos de este sector de la Amazonía. Con el fin de comprender la forma de concretar las relaciones entre estos pueblos en el contexto de los bailes uitotos, describiremos la manera como dos de los pueblos de este sector de la Amazonía —los mirañas y los yaguas— definen sus vínculos con los uitotos. Luego, sirviéndonos de un análisis relacional y coreográfico, dirigiremos nuestra atención a una de las partes del baile de Yuakɨ: las danzas de fakariya. El estudio de estos aspectos nos mostrará que a pesar de los fuertes cambios que han sufrido los pueblos de la región, estas sociedades siguen siendo determinadas por los mismos modelos simbólicos que estructuran sus ritos.

Keywords

H1-99, F1201-3799, Social sciences (General), inter-ethnic contact, predation, Latin America. Spanish America, potential affinity, ritual dances

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