Saber ser: territorio-identidad-mujer

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Este es el tercer episodio de la temporada 1: Voces guardianas y sanadoras. Recomendamos escucharlo con audífonos para poder sumergirse en la experiencia sonora. En este episodio hablamos con María Quiñelen partera tradicional y mujer medicina del Pueblo-Nación Mapuche. Maria nos comparte una palabra de consejo y guianza sobre el arraigo al territorio, la identidad como eje fundamental de los pueblos indigenas, la lucha por la recuperación de la placenta, y la importancia de honrar la diferencia. ------Producido y editado por Daniela Fontaine y Maytik Avirama Edición, diseño sonoro y musicalización por Carlos CastañedaTranscripción: Santiago VillalbaGracias infinitas por su música a Beatriz Pichi Malen y Daniela Millaleo.

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