
give at it. I'm calling Yaikusopo Tapayuna Thank you. I want to say here It's about the history of Tapayuna. Os Tapayuna mora no noroeste de Mato Grosso. Mas que for to expulsar the Tapayuna from their territory Yes. It needs to be something to expulsify from your territory. So, agriculture is a disease for the indigenous people. So, with these tools, they were contacted with the white man and that was where this bad contact happened. that where The first time The second was the disease that the people The non-indigenous levou algumas pessoas doentes Why does this disease end with the indigenous people of Stapayuna? Because there was no way to remove Stapayuna from their territories. So it was like that happened epidemia nas comunidades no quantidade de mil pessoas I And then, After this disease, there were 41 people. So My people, the Tapayuna, didn't want to go from their territories. but because It's a very good thing. the conquist of some photos, some falas, some some I It was a They were able to to take the tapas of their territory to other regions. that we live today in Xingu. So, by the death of many children, Two Tapayuna left and many Tapayuna also went back city that is Rio de Janeiro, So, today some of the tapasunas He disappeared. So Tapayuna não foi. They didn't have time to enter their leaders, which are important in our culture. People who are competent to enter their leadership. ... So the land of Tapayuna is what we call today, the cemité of Tapayuna, that's the region. And also the house of the spirit of Tapayuna. Today we see many farmers who are looking at our cemité. So my mother and my parents I I have some time where I feel very... I'm sad to tell my story. So I want to tell you here. This story, and we... Many ancients try to go to their lands. but for another region. It's very far. At the evening, it's a night. Every day, my ancestors choram for their own territory. And we need the support of you for us to vote for our own territory and also the state to recognize what was done for the indigenous people. Thank you very much.
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