E’ñepas, Indigenous People: from a Venezuelan Mountain to Roraima
The E’ñepa came from a mountain from which the Cuchivero river also came, located in the northern region of Venezuela, in the Amazon jungle.
The E’ñepa came from a mountain from which the Cuchivero river also came, located in the northern region of Venezuela, in the Amazon jungle.
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