Ñamiajapú Dajãrãsa is an expanded documentary project that addresses the phenomenon of indigenous youth migration to the interior of Vapués, in the Colombian Amazon, and which becomes a pretext for the meeting between creators from Mitú and Bogotá, indigenous and non-indigenous, and the construction of bridges between both territories. Oral narration, video, sound and the body in movement make up a living and changing archive of the trip to the communities of Tamacuarí and Arara, a visit to the maternal families of Daniela and Christian, young people with whom the project began, in the one in which the memories and imaginaries of the places of origin, the family stories and the events that caused their arrival in the urban area, are mixed with the experiences lived during the tour, the tensions, reflections and mobilizations that the meeting of worlds supposes.

 

A co-production of: Corporación Tapioca Radio Bestial MONTEADENTRO

Body: Christian Valencia, Juan Camilo Herrera Direction: Juan Camilo Herrera

Dramaturgy and movement advice: Walter Cobos

Audiovisual record: José Luis Osorio

Audiovisual edition and mapping: Andrés Arizmendy

Sound creation and voice: Laura Wiesner

Lighting: Ricardo Andrés Jaimes