Saberes ancestrales, una experiencia a partir de las voces del saber. Distrito de Sepahua, Perú

Abstract

In the Distrito de Sepahua, located in the Ucayali region of the Republic of Peru, there are ten native communities claimants in the linguistic family and bread, with a very diverse organization: piro, amahuaca, yaminahua, matsiguenga, ashaninga, shara. In this district, Radio Sepahua is the only means of local communication. It is a community radio station created by Dominican parents and with a trajectory of more than fifteen years provided to the population of entertainment, informative, cultural, educational and musical contents, tuned in most of their national communities.

This is a systematization of experiences. It is an ideal way to record the historical process and the transformations that have taken place in some traditions of the indigenous communities of the Lower Urubamba, through the stories of the elderly who participate in the Radio Sepahua program, Voces del Saber, with the aim of dialoguing their lived experiences and recovering the Ancestral Knowledge and the Traditions of their cultures, with the support of the Productive Knowledge initiative promoted by the main local authority, where the recording and analysis of fifteen radio programs is located and the development of the communication strategy La Capsula del Saber, which is based on short-duration audios built from some significant fragments of the recorded programs of the radio space Voces del Saber.