Vol. 12 (2025): post(s) 12
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Ñuka Shuti Man (my name is)

Colectivo Tawna
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Sani Montahuano
https://orcid.org/0009-0009-4105-6127 Independiente

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Mukutsawa Montahuano Independent

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Boloh Miranda
https://orcid.org/0009-0000-2069-6031 Pontifical Catholic University of Ecuador image/svg+xml

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Enoc Merino Instituto Federal do Rio de Janeiro image/svg+xml

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Lucía Villaruel Independent

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Tatiana López Independent

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Published 2025-12-15

How to Cite

Tawna, Montahuano, M., Montahuano, M., Boloh, B., Merino, E., Villaruel, L., & López , T. (2025). Ñuka Shuti Man (my name is). Post(s), 12, 230-243. https://doi.org/10.18272/posts.v12i1.4060

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Abstract

Ñuka shuti man (My Name is) is a project that narrates the memories of the daughters of Carmelina Ushigua, a woman from the Sapara culture. She had to migrate from the jungle to the city of Puyo in Ecuador due to a forced marriage and in order to offer a better future for her children. After her displacement, she felt the need to rebuild a community similar to the one she had in the jungle, but this time on the outskirts of the city, recreating the space of her childhood.

Keywords

  • Amazon,
  • migration,
  • community,
  • Sapara,
  • Amazonian cinema

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