The Aymara from Bolivia: People of the salt | SLICE

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In the heights of the Bolivian altiplano, at an altitude of 3700 meters, lies the largest salt desert in the world. In this lunar scenery, the Aymara people have been exploiting for centuries the unique wealth of the region: salt.
Extract from the documentary: “People of the World - People of the Salt”
Direction: Jean François Bordier
Production: MC4 & TV Rennes 35
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21 окт 2024

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Комментарии : 38

@joshtikhir5459 2 года назад

Slice documentary never disappoint me it's worth watching every sing post 👍👍🙏

@patmegroin5512 2 года назад

excep that cactus 'fact"is way off, not even close

@jhosep210 2 года назад

beautiful bolivia🇧🇴❤️

@sozbdulrhmanli3300 2 года назад

😍 thanks for posting

@jerialice 2 года назад

What a planet we live on!

@ifonlyseethrumyeyes8957 2 года назад

Nice story, sad ending. thank you

@tropicannaboy1 2 года назад

Looks so very hard to keep going with this work, must admire all of the workers.i sure couldn't do it. Luck to you all, for sure.

@maggiepatterson7949 2 года назад

Building with salt...how is it that the blocks don't wash away with rain?

@TravelTime4k 2 года назад

That’s it self is 8th wonder 😝👍❤️

@rexmendoza105 2 года назад

Hello Slice, watching from the Phillipines,

@Happy_HIbiscus 10 месяцев назад

native people! 😊😊😊😊

@stormgirl09 2 года назад

Still not as much salt as you see on Twitter!🤣

@Vale82164 2 года назад

I would not refer to them as "Indians", they are Aymaras, "Indians" was the word used by the colonizadores because they thought they were in India and for many generations it was a word used by the descentands of Europeans to discriminate the natives. Just call them aymaras.

@spiritflower6640 2 года назад

They should be rich! Why ate they not? salt is so important. I hope they're able to maintain their traditional way of life, and also, get more than a subsistence income. I hope the makers of the lithium batteries stay far away from that place. We know that's not likely to happen. So sad! We know humans can come up with other technologies for making batteries.

@luanlopes9415 2 года назад

Tourism is worst than extratism to destroy one place, deal with It,

@studiobiangkala 2 года назад

_mantep infonya._

@abc_cba 2 года назад

They're not Indians, they're native Bolivians or South Americans. It's disrespectful for both them as well as us Indians to use these terms by negating our own distinctive cultures.

@kavaclips1275 2 года назад

Relationships end up salty as well.

@victorianegoita7059 2 года назад

Marian Adventures Channel: Salar de Uyuni Bolivia

@ramthian 2 года назад

🥰👍

@francisnmarak224 2 года назад

,,,,,,, Salty food👉 salty water👉 salty raw vegetable 👉 salty cloths👉 salty air 👉 salty hill 👉 salty river 👉 salty fish 👉 salty animal 👉 salty birds 😃😴 last but not the lest 💘 Salty Lamas 💕 😃😂😁😀😴😡 Abundant blessing of 💘Lord God 💕 for Bolivians,,,,,,,,Easther Island..Pacific.

@euclidofalexandria3786 2 года назад

6:41 secs. faster than nolocality, or mass valued photnic mass, and flow spaces see the higgs field

@donovanosorio2398 2 года назад

They speak quechua

@alderaguilar5757 2 года назад

Yes, they speak Quechua and Aimara.

@donovanosorio2398 2 года назад

@@alderaguilar5757 aymara is a language, not a "nation"

@alderaguilar5757 2 года назад

@@donovanosorio2398 😂😂😂

@donovanosorio2398 2 года назад

@@alderaguilar5757 Did they call themselves "aimara"??? or it´s colonial imposition?

@alderaguilar5757 2 года назад

@@donovanosorio2398 Acá en Bolivia antes de la llegada de los Españoles, existía mas de 100 culturas diferentes. Quechuas, Aimaras, Huancarani, Guaranis, Moxos, Tobas, etc. etc. De tantas culturas la Aimara era una mas de todas las que habitaron y habitan Bolivia actualmente. Tiene que informarse un poco mas antes de comentar.