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How My Father Gathered Chicle in the Rubber Boom

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

A Face Painted With Water Animals to Resist Sickness

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

On the return of the animals and the dead

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

The Path to Chiriboga

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Deer Papaya: A Deceased Grandfather Returns As A Deer

Bélgica Dagua

Kichwa

How Crabs Fight Thunder

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

How Monkeys Call Their Relatives

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

A Human Woman Becomes the Tapir's Wife

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

Comparing Women Who Wear Makeup to Birds

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

Smallpox Chief Follows Paths

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

Lluchu Ruya When the Naked Tree Was a Man

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

The Solitude of the Kukulí Bird

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

On the Disappearance of White-lipped Peccaries and a Song to Call hem Back

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

The Use of Cruz Kaspi to Terminate Fertility

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

On harvesting Collybia aurea (Sikuanga shungu ala)

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Weather and the Emotions of Birds, Fish, and Humans

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

How Lila Used Umu Palm Perfume

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

Wayusa Woman, Her Husband Capuchin Monkey And Sister Little Tinamou

Bélgica Dagua

Kichwa

Jiluku, Kingu, and the Moon, Part 2

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Waranga Sisa

Clara Santi

Kichwa

Calling Departed Grandmothers to the Manioc Gardens

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

On the Origin of the Flute

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Why I Wake Up the Tree to Harvest Its Medicine

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

A Forest Woman Seeks A Bride For Her Son

Bélgica Dagua

Kichwa

Napo Yaku Tandishku

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Hearing the Jilucu (Grand Potoo bird) Makes Me Sad

Clara Santi

Kichwa

Origin Of the White Lipped Peccary

Bélgica Dagua

Kichwa

Ghosts Scare Thieves from the Chacra

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

It is the trees that call the rain

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

On Placing Manioc Head Down Like a Baby in The Womb

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

Bitirusa: A Trogan Love Song

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

Munditi Amu: An Encounter With The Master Of The Curassow

Bélgica Dagua

Kichwa

Jiluku, Kingu, and the Moon, Part 4

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

The Story of Santu Urku

Pedro Andi

Kichwa

The Perfume of the Wanduk Flower

Pedro Andi

Kichwa

A Girl Becomes the Tapir's Wife

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

First Woman Sends Her Children Away to Become Animals

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

The Sound of the Cicada

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Like the Chuku Tree I Bring Relatives Together

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

Chukunza Ruya: A Traditional Malaria Medicine

Bélgica Dagua

Kichwa

The Sloth is Still in Her Garden

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

Bitter, Bitter, Ayambi: A magical song against anger

Narcisa Dagua

Kichwa

Singing with the Toucan's Orphans

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

Reflections on the Life of an Unknown Sloth

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

Male and Female Forest Masters Cooperate to Expel and Oil Company

Pedro Andi

Kichwa

The Garden of Hummingbird Man

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

Onculu Warmi Simayuka Song

Narcisa Dagua

Kichwa

I Paint My Face Like a Harpy Eagle

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Lumucha misha: A medicine to make dogs make dogs hunt pacas

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

The Solitude of the Chuchikián Bird

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Our Babies Cry Like the Animals We Eat

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Poison Dart Frog

Delicia Dagua

Kichwa

Avoid Angry People Like Chonta Thorns

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

The smell of a human woman makes a water spirit woman jealous

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

Paushi Warmi Song

Clara Santi

Kichwa

Song of Atun Sikuanga and Gau Sikuanga

Clara Santi

Kichwa

Their flowers are their clothes: on the dress of plant men

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

On the Medicinal Use of Tsutuli Panga (Clidemia heterophylla)

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

On the Origin of Thunder

Luisa Cadena

Kichwa

Ushpa Oritu The Sound of a Parakeet without its Flock

Eulodia Dagua

Kichwa

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