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IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien

13.07.2023

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  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Indigenous people hold banners and play drums during a protest at the Plaza de Bolivar in Bogota, Colombia, 12 October 2021. Seven young people from the department of La Guajira, the northernmost department of Colombia, have been on hunger strike for more than 20 days to pressure the Government to take urgent measures to save this region with large energy exploitations, but which has one of the highest poverty rates. We are asking (the Government) to negotiate ten components of fundamental rights and on that to propose a restructuring of public policies, Luis Fernando Lobo, one of the spokesmen for these young people, told Efe. With a hunger strike, natives ask for measures for a poor region of Colombia !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZ Copyright: xMauricioxDuenasxCastanedax AME9473 20211012-43528c6d8094f4deb929557f3a105512c5a1ad0b
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien September 27, 2021, Mayapo, La Guajira, Colombia: A Wayuu indigenous community child pose for a photo during a Humanitarian Mission developed by De Corazon Guajira in Mayapo at La Guajira - Colombia were they visited the Wayuu indigenous communities Pactalia, Poromana, Perrohuila on September 27, 2021. The Guajira region in Colombia is the poorest region in Colombia, with its people commongly living without drinkable water, electricity and food. Mayapo Colombia - ZUMAvp1_ 20210927_zia_vp1_007 Copyright: xMiyerxJuanax
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien September 27, 2021, Mayapo, La Guajira, Colombia: A group of Wayuu indigenous community childs pose for a photo during a Humanitarian Mission developed by De Corazon Guajira in Mayapo at La Guajira - Colombia were they visited the Wayuu indigenous communities Pactalia, Poromana, Perrohuila on September 27, 2021. The Guajira region in Colombia is the poorest region in Colombia, with its people commongly living without drinkable water, electricity and food. Mayapo Colombia - ZUMAvp1_ 20210927_zia_vp1_005 Copyright: xMiyerxJuanax
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien September 27, 2021, Mayapo, La Guajira, Colombia: An elder Wayuu indigenous community member makes handcrafts during a Humanitarian Mission developed by De Corazon Guajira in Mayapo at La Guajira - Colombia were they visited the Wayuu indigenous communities Pactalia, Poromana, Perrohuila on September 27, 2021. The Guajira region in Colombia is the poorest region in Colombia, with its people commongly living without drinkable water, electricity and food. Mayapo Colombia - ZUMAvp1_ 20210927_zia_vp1_003 Copyright: xMiyerxJuanax
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous families run to the buses where drinkable water tanks are transported during a Humanitarian Mission developed by De Corazon Guajira in Mayapo at La Guajira - where they visited the Wayuu indigenous communities Pactalia, Poromana, Perrohuila on September 26, 2021. The Guajira region in Colombia is the poorest region in Colombia, with its people commonly living without drinkable water, electricity and food. MiyerxJuana LongxVisualxPress 1059_48_MYJ_MiyerJuana_MisionGuajira_26092021_026
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien September 26, 2021, Mayapo, La Guajira, Colombia: A Wayuu indigenous community member knits a traditional Wayuu backpack during a Humanitarian Mission developed by De Corazon Guajira in Mayapo at La Guajira - Colombia were they visited the Wayuu indigenous communities Pactalia, Poromana, Perrohuila on September 26, 2021. The Guajira region in Colombia is the poorest region in Colombia, with its people commongly living without drinkable water, electricity and food. Mayapo Colombia - ZUMAvp1_ 20210926_zia_vp1_020 Copyright: xMiyerxJuanax
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien September 26, 2021, Mayapo, La Guajira, Colombia: A Wayuu indigenous member covers her head with a sac of food while she carries a water bottle during a Humanitarian Mission developed by De Corazon Guajira in Mayapo at La Guajira - Colombia were they visited the Wayuu indigenous communities Pactalia, Poromana, Perrohuila on September 26, 2021. The Guajira region in Colombia is the poorest region in Colombia, with its people commongly living without drinkable water, electricity and food. Mayapo Colombia - ZUMAvp1_ 20210926_zia_vp1_015 Copyright: xMiyerxJuanax
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien A photograph dated on 13 August 2021, shows a Wayuu indigenous woman holding traditional medicine plants at the Jepimana community in the rural area of Maicao, Colombia, issued on 23 August 2021. When COVID-19 was already beginning to hit Colombia, an old woman from Alta Guajira dreamed that the virus was going to reach indigenous communities and that it was going to kill many people. It was then that the Wayuu people began to protect themselves, mixing their medicine and more orthodox norms. EFE Carlos Ortega Wayus indigenous people stand up to covid-19 with plants and masks !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xCarlosxOrtegax AME446 20210823-6913b6fd607bc96f9879755de0abf80e815ece38
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien A photograph dated on 13 August 2021, shows a Wayuu indigenous woman at the Jepimana community in the rural area of Maicao, Colombia, issued on 23 August 2021. When COVID-19 was already beginning to hit Colombia, an old woman from Alta Guajira dreamed that the virus was going to reach indigenous communities and that it was going to kill many people. It was then that the Wayuu people began to protect themselves, mixing their medicine and more orthodox norms. EFE Carlos Ortega Wayus indigenous people stand up to covid-19 with plants and masks !ACHTUNG: NUR REDAKTIONELLE NUTZUNG! Copyright: xCarlosxOrtegax AME441 20210823-f0d919995cd769ae0dc0034e196002ae4fcc86c3
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous women wearing traditional red costume, La Guajira, Colombia La Guajira Colombia Copyright: xNanoxCalvox NN-GUAJIRA--123
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous young girl in La Guajira, Colombia La Guajira Colombia Copyright: xNanoxCalvox NN-GUAJIRA--061
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Road grocery store in La Guajira, Colombia La Guajira Colombia Copyright: xNanoxCalvox NN-GUAJIRA--028
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous women wearing traditional red costume, La Guajira, Colombia La Guajira Colombia Copyright: xNanoxCalvox NN-GUAJIRA--152
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous woman wearing traditional red costume, La Guajira, Colombia La Guajira Colombia Copyright: xNanoxCalvox NN-GUAJIRA--117
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Woman portrait in La Guajira, Colombia La Guajira Colombia Copyright: xNanoxCalvox NN-GUAJIRA--083
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien October 21, 2020: Indigenous Wayuu woman present at the protest against the national government and rejecting the massacres and murder of social leaders in Bogota. - ZUMAh147 20201021_zap_h147_008 Copyright: xDanielxGarzonxHerazox
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien February 17, 2018, La Guajira, Colombia: The Yonna Dance, also known as Chichamaya ritual represents Social equality, collective solidarity and the improvement of relations between the human being and the Cosmos. Colombia - ZUMAc94_ 20180217_zap_c94_051 Copyright: xKikexCalvox
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien February 18, 2018, La Guajira, Colombia: Traditional rancheria in a remote part of La Guajira Colombia - ZUMAc94_ 20180218_zap_c94_013 Copyright: xKikexCalvox
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien February 18, 2018, Rioacha, La Guajira, Colombia: A Wayuu Piachi or Healer follower of Maro­a Lionza religion, holds postcards of Guaicaipuro, Maria Lionza, Negro Felipe and Dr. Jose Gregorio Hernandez. The central figure in one of the most widespread indigenous religions in certain parts of Colombia and Venezuela, very similar in most aspects to Santeria. The religion is a blend of African, indigenous, and Catholic beliefs. The term â€oecult of Maro­a Lionza” refers to a multiplicity of purification, divination, healing and initiation rituals in which a medium is possessed by the spirit of Maria Lionza or of other divinities of her pantheon. Rioacha Colombia - ZUMAc94_ 20180218_zap_c94_009 Copyright: xKikexCalvox
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous community in a ritual that made a few days ago in the city of Bogota Bogota Colombia Copyright: xDanielxGarzonx DGA-DAG-0016
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous man constructing a bamboo hat in the regional style of La Guajira, Colombia. Weaving is mostly a female profession in Wayuu communities, but some men also weave hats and textiles. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-9386
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous boy in La Guajira, Colombia knitting a sash or strap. Weaving is mostly a female profession in Wayuu communities, but some men also weave hats and textiles. Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-9141
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Outside a Wayuu indigenous family home in a rancheria , or traditional rural settlement, in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-9027
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Group of Wayuu indigenous women traveling on a mule cart outside a rancheria , or traditional rural settlement, in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-8761
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Kitchen hut in a Wayuu indigenous rancheria , or rural settlement, in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-8572
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Pig outside a corral in a Wayuu rancheria , or traditional rural settlement. The Wayuu indigenous of La Guajira, Colombia, are traditional goat herders and depend on the animals for food, milk and income. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-2356
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Young Wayuu woman and her children sitting outside while she knits in a rancheria , or traditional Wayuu settlement in La Guajira, Colombia. Knitting, crocheting and weaving are fundamental to the social and economic lives of Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-2234
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous woman in a Wayuu Rancheria, or rural settlement, in La Guajira, Colombia. Knitting, crocheting and weaving are fundamental to the social and economic lives of Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-2055
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien An elderly Wayuu woman drinking tinto or sweet black coffee from a calabash cup in front of her loom. Knitting, crocheting and weaving are fundamental to the social and economic lives of Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-2
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Two Wayuu indigenous women knitting mochilas , or traditional handbags, in a rancheria , or rural settlement. Knitting, crocheting and weaving are fundamental to the social and economic lives of Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-2-3
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu indigenous man constructing a bamboo hat in the regional style of La Guajira, Colombia. Weaving is mostly a female profession in Wayuu communities, but some men also weave hats and textiles. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-2-24
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Young Wayuu indigenous woman in a Wayuu rancheria , or rural village, weaving textiles on a loom, Uribia, La Guajira, Colombia. Textile weaving is an important social tradition and source of income for women in Wayuu communities of northern Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-1972
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien A young Wayuu indigenous woman knitting a mochila , or traditional handbag, in a Wayuu Rancheria. Knitting, crocheting and weaving are fundamental to the social and economic lives of Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-1719
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien View from inside a home in a Wayuu indigenous rancheria or rural settlement in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-1445
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Middle-aged Wayuu indigenous woman knitting in a chinchorro or Colombian hammock. Knitting, crocheting and weaving are fundamental to the social and economic lives of Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-1325
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Elderly Wayuu indigenous woman weaving a chinchorro or Colombian Hammock. Knitting, crocheting and weaving are fundamental to the social and economic lives of Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-1109
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Woman weaving a chinchorro , or Colombian hammock, in the town of Uribia. Knitting, crocheting and weaving are fundamental to the social and economic lives of Wayuu women in La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-0970
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Children taking a pause from work at a convenience store in a low-income neighborhood of Uribia, La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-7943
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien A young 2-5 year old Wayuu indigenous girl outside her home in a low-income neighborhood of Uribia, La Guajira, Colombia. Uribia Colombia Copyright: xJasonxRothex JRO_COL-0934
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Wayuu Tombs Indigenous tombs alone in the desert. Copyright: xjkraft5x 7196864
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Eine Frau des indigenen Volkes der Wayuu, aufgenommen in der Wueste La Guajira in Kolumbien, aufgenommen in Faro Punta Gallinas, 02.03.2020. Faro Punta Gallinas Colombia *** A woman of the Wayuu indigenous people, taken in the La Guajira desert in Colombia, photographed in Faro Punta Gallinas, 02 03 2020 Faro Punta Gallinas Colombia Copyright: xFlorianxGaertner photothek.netx
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Ein Junge der indigenen Wayu verteilt Orangen an der Wueste La Guajira in Uribia, 01.03.2020. Uribia Colombia *** A boy of the indigenous Wayu distributes oranges at the desert La Guajira in Uribia, 01 03 2020 Uribia Colombia Copyright: xFlorianxGaertner photothek.netx
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien Yonna dance, also called Chichamaya, carries a considerable symbolic charge for the Wayuu indigenous people of Colombia, representing three basic principles for this tribal group: Social equality, collective solidarity and the improvement of relations between the human being and the Cosmos. La Guajira Colombia Copyright: xNanoxCalvox NN-YONNAWAYUU-47
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien August 20, 2019: Bogoto¡, Colombia. Julio de 2014. Un recorrido desde Riohacha, pasando por el cabo de la Vela hasta el extremo mas norte del pais, Punta Gallinas. Este destino tiene hermosos paisajes y un acercamento a la cultura Wayuu Credito: CEET Fotografo: ANA MARIA GARCIA *** August 20, 2019 Bogoto¡, Colombia July 2014 A journey from Riohacha, passing through Cape Vela to the northernmost tip of the paoÂs, Punta Gallinas This destination has beautiful landscapes and an approach to the Wayuu Credito CEET culture Photograph ANA MARIA GARCIA - ZUMAe56_ 20190820_zaf_e56_008 Copyright: xElxTiempox
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien February 18, 2018 - Rioacha, La Guajira, Colombia - A Wayuu Piachi or Healer follower of Maria Lionza religion, holds postcards of Guaicaipuro, Maria Lionza, Negro Felipe and Dr. Jose Gregorio Hernandez. The central figure in one of the most widespread indigenous religions in certain parts of Colombia and Venezuela, very similar in most aspects to Santeria. The religion is a blend of African, indigenous, and Catholic beliefs. The term cult of Maria Lionza refers to a multiplicity of purification, divination, healing and initiation rituals in which a medium is possessed by the spirit of Maria Lionza or of other divinities of her pantheon. Rioacha Colombia - ZUMAc94_ 20180218_zap_c94_007 Copyright: xKikexCalvox
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien May 28, 2017 - The Wayuu are the largest indigenous community in Colombia, where 400,000 Wayuu are believed to live in the Guajira peninsula, which is a remote and impoverished part in the north of the country. Their standard of living is below the poverty line and their survival has been threatened by the construction of a dam diverting the water of the local river away and by years of draught. In spite of the difficulties, the Wayuu have preserved an enormous cultural wealth of traditions in their rituals, music, dance, and handicraft - ZUMAd99_ 20170528_zap_d99_001 Copyright: xJuanchoxTorresx
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien May 27, 2017 - The Wayuu are the largest indigenous community in Colombia, where 400,000 Wayuu are believed to live in the Guajira peninsula, which is a remote and impoverished part in the north of the country. Their standard of living is below the poverty line and their survival has been threatened by the construction of a dam diverting the water of the local river away and by years of draught. In spite of the difficulties, the Wayuu have preserved an enormous cultural wealth of traditions in their rituals, music, dance, and handicraft - ZUMAd99_ 20170527_zap_d99_025 Copyright: xJuanchoxTorresx
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien May 27, 2017 - The Wayuu are the largest indigenous community in Colombia, where 400,000 Wayuu are believed to live in the Guajira peninsula, which is a remote and impoverished part in the north of the country. Their standard of living is below the poverty line and their survival has been threatened by the construction of a dam diverting the water of the local river away and by years of draught. In spite of the difficulties, the Wayuu have preserved an enormous cultural wealth of traditions in their rituals, music, dance, and handicraft - ZUMAd99_ 20170527_zap_d99_024 Copyright: xJuanchoxTorresx
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien May 27, 2017 - The Wayuu are the largest indigenous community in Colombia, where 400,000 Wayuu are believed to live in the Guajira peninsula, which is a remote and impoverished part in the north of the country. Their standard of living is below the poverty line and their survival has been threatened by the construction of a dam diverting the water of the local river away and by years of draught. In spite of the difficulties, the Wayuu have preserved an enormous cultural wealth of traditions in their rituals, music, dance, and handicraft - ZUMAd99_ 20170527_zap_d99_021 Copyright: xJuanchoxTorresx
  • IMAGO Cultures of the world, Wayuu Volk in Kolumbien May 26, 2017 - The Wayuu are the largest indigenous community in Colombia, where 400,000 Wayuu are believed to live in the Guajira peninsula, which is a remote and impoverished part in the north of the country. Their standard of living is below the poverty line and their survival has been threatened by the construction of a dam diverting the water of the local river away and by years of draught. In spite of the difficulties, the Wayuu have preserved an enormous cultural wealth of traditions in their rituals, music, dance, and handicraft - ZUMAd99_ 20170526_zap_d99_061 Copyright: xJuanchoxTorresx
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