Huilliche
[aka Williche, Veliche, Huiliche]Classification: Araucanian
·severely endangered
Classification: Araucanian
·severely endangered
Three women perform a welcoming ceremony including speaking to what seems like a divine being in front of a tree that they have brought out. They take turns speaking in front of this tree and throw white ceremonial powder on it. At the conclusion of the ceremony, they sing a song together.
Filmed by K. David Harrison for the Living Tongues Institute; Co- created by Wilma Guenteo Rain, Teolinda Guenteo Rain, and Hilda Guenteo Guenteo |
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Jan. 11, 2011 |
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Living Tongues Institute for Endangered Languages |
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Chile |
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Filmed by K. David Harrison for the Living Tongues Institute; Co- created by Wilma Guenteo Rain, Teolinda Guenteo Rain, and Hilda Guenteo Guenteo |
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Alexia Guerra 4372 days ago
The tree is called "Canelo" it is the sacred tree of the Mapuche people.
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