INTERVIEW WITH JOÃO PAULO BARRETO - ETNIA YE'PÁMAHSÃ (TUKANO)
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Ethnicity. Performing Arts. Indigenous Rituals. Ye’mamahsan Ethnicity.Abstract
Interview by Luiz Davi Vieira Gonçalves with João Paulo Barreto, indigenous of the Ye'pámahsã (Tukano) ethnicity, on the theme Ethnicity and Scene: the practice and study of indigenous rituals in the Performing Arts.Downloads
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