Diario Guaraní
Follows the journey of Spanish Jesuit and anthropologist Bartomeu Melià on his visit to a Mbya Guaraní indigenous community, which he first encountered 47 years ago and where he lived before his exile from Paraguay.
Follows the journey of Spanish Jesuit and anthropologist Bartomeu Melià on his visit to a Mbya Guaraní indigenous community, which he first encountered 47 years ago and where he lived before his exile from Paraguay.
Follows the journey of Spanish Jesuit and anthropologist Bartomeu Melià on his visit to a Mbya Guaraní indigenous community, which he first encountered 47 years ago and where he lived before his exile from Paraguay.
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