Chamorro culture

Chamorro culture, native to Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands, emphasizes family, community, and respect for elders. It features traditional practices such as oral storytelling, dance, music, and religious ceremonies blending indigenous beliefs with Catholicism. The culture values hospitality, humility, and harmony, with communal gatherings playing a vital role. Traditional crafts like weaving and tattooing preserve history and identity. Despite modernization, many Chamorro customs remain vital, reflecting resilience and pride in their unique heritage rooted in centuries of island life and navigation.