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Piaroa Indian Language (Guagua, Quaqua, Ature, Adole)

Piaroa is a Salivan language of South America.
Piaroa is spoken by around 12,000 people in Venezuela and Colombia.

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Piaroa Language Resources

Northern Colombia Language Map:
Map showing where in South America the Piaroa language is spoken.

Lord's Prayer in Piaroa:
Translations of Christian prayers into the Piaroa language.

Lengua Piaroa-Mako:
Piaroa language information including linguistic maps of Colombia and Venezuela. Page in Spanish.

House of Languages: Piaroa:
Information about Piaroa language usage.

Ethnologue: Piaroa:
Demographic information on the Piaroa language.

Piaroa:
Brief Wikipedia article about the Piaroa language.

Piaroa Language Tree:
Theories about Piaroa's language relationships compiled by Linguist List.

Piaroa Language Structures:
Piaroa linguistic profile and academic bibliography.

Orinoco Online: De'aruwa:
Culture and traditions of the Piaroa, with photographs of Piaroa artifacts.

Trebol Festival

Trebol Festival Part Two:
Recordings of traditional music from an intertribal ceremony of the Tepejuan, Piaroa, and Tarahumara people.

  Piaroa People:
  Encyclopedia artcles about the Piaroa tribe.
  Los Piaroa:

Los indios piaroa:
Information about the Piaroas in Spanish.