Aymara

The Aymara are an indigenous people primarily inhabiting the Andes regions of Bolivia, Peru, and Bolivia. They speak the Aymara language, which is part of the Ural-Altaic language family. Traditionally, they are skilled farmers and herders, known for cultivating potatoes and llamas at high altitudes. Their culture has rich traditions, including vibrant textiles, music, and ceremonies that honor nature and ancestral spirits. The Aymara community maintains a strong sense of identity and resilience, blending ancient traditions with modern influences, and plays an important role in the social and political fabric of the Andean region.