Lluvia y ecos de madre: resistencia y cambios de roles de la mujer indígena kankuama durante el conflicto armado contemporáneo en la sierra nevada de Santa Marta 1980-2005

Abstract

This article will evaluate the processes and transformations that the armed actors of the Colombian contemporary conflict brought with them to the indigenous community of the Kankuamos, focusing on the processes of acculturation, violence of which they were victims, social and cultural changes and the role of Kankuamo women during the period established between 1980-2005. It shows the initial causes by which the Kankuamo people were directly affected by the armed conflict, as well as reflecting on the rights of indigenous women in a necessary and fundamental way for the democratization of society and culture.