Indigenous representatives

The Noke Koî Kamãnawa are an indigenous ethnic group that inhabits the Amazon region, in the state of Acre, Brazil. Known for their rich culture and spiritual practices, they preserve and value ancestral knowledge, especially regarding medicinal plants from the forest, which are used in rituals to promote healing and spiritual connection. Their ceremonies are led by spiritual leaders and include chants, dances and prayers, seeking balance, guidance and a deep connection with nature. The culture of the Noke Koî emphasizes the preservation of their traditions and the transmission of this knowledge to the next generations, keeping alive their cultural identity and their harmonious relationship with the environment.