In the Brazilian Amazon, the Indigenous Shanenawá people root identity in nature and spirituality | Hollywood.AI

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Living as guardians of the rainforest in the protected Katukina/Kaxinawá territory, the Shanenawá people are one of many Indigenous groups residing in Acre in the Brazilian Amazon – where spirituality and deep ties to the fragile ecosystem underscore daily life and cultural identity.

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