A bearded man who seemed to be ethnically Black predicted that the sugarcane would dry out

Un hombre barbado que parecía de la etnia negra predijo que la caña se iba a secar

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Subject LanguageWounmeu
Language PID(s)ailla:119523
Title [Indigenous]Negörrjö simua chojõ p’uaju jaautarr
Language of Indigenous Titlenoa
TitleA bearded man who seemed to be ethnically Black predicted that the sugarcane would dry out
Language CommunityDösigpien, Colombia
Country(ies)Colombia
Place CreatedEl río Docampadó, Departamento de Chocó, Colombia
Date Created1966-06-27
Description [Indigenous]Lentien ha wëtwia döp’öbaadëwia, k’ëch nʌmta k’ʌdau hee hërëubaadëwiata pap’ö jʌ̃ap’ë sim gaai negörrjö hiek’aar posso simta jup t’ʌnaajim hanʌm; magua jaauwaita “döbʌ̃ʌr parhẽpag për nʌm gaaimua chojõ p’uaju” hajim haajem.
Language of Indigenous Descriptionnoa
DescriptionThey went with the intention of scuba diving, but they began to drink, and drunk, they went down a trail that crossed a forest, and found a Black bearded man sitting on a stick that was blocking to way. This man told them that the sugarcane was going to dry out because they were selling its liquor at too high a price.

Narrated by Narrator #9.
GenresNarrative
Myth
Source NoteT31S1, Cuento 9
References
Contributor(s) Individual / RoleKennedy, Elizabeth (Researcher)
Contributor(s) Corporate / Role

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