It tells the story of a Paraguayan man named Ogwa, a spiritual leader of an indigenous community who uses pictorial art as a means of disseminating his culture and indigenous traditions to transmit them to his people and people outside his environment.
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Have you watched Ogwa: Memoria de un pueblo yet? What did you think about it?