spirituality and by their dreams and visions and this concept extends even into daily chores like harvesting kosov a plants. for he who and the other members of the art show our community the casaba represents more than just food him little. us. but as we women sing the song to the mother plants the lyrics go like this i plant the seeds with the purity of my hands and you give me a bountiful harvest we sing this song to protect the kosoff the seats and to ask for a big crop out of the christ here. the coronavirus pandemic has disrupted ecuador's economy as a result the government has come under more and more pressure to step up the exploitation of the oil resources in the rain forest that's made life more difficult for indigenous peoples. people of this community work together to achieve common goals like building a house they take the same collective approach to fighting government efforts to drill for oil in the rain forest. the people follow a traditional division of labor the men not only build houses they're also responsible for weaving the baskets that women used to harvest the casaba roots.

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