| Pablo Cesar Amaringo Shuna:
Selva Silenciosa
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"La Madre Tapir"
(The Mother Tapir)
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"Las Pucacungas"
(Jungle Birds)
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"Movement and Spiritual Sound"
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"At left down are the plants "situlle" - they are in bloom. In front at right is the tree called "chimicua" (Perebea chimicua). This is a tree and its wood is used in industry and from the fruit the animals feed. In the center we see the tree of Moenaneegra (Ocotea in Spanish). This wood is used for carpentry in general, fine furniture, and is very special for walls of the houses. The other trees at the left are the same because these trees grow in a group. This panorama is at eleven o'clock am." |
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