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Sexual activity is regarded among the Kayapo as a natural and desired part of life. Rules regarding sexual activities are complex and vary between different sex and age groups; sexual faithfulness is a matter of individual choice rather than a common rule. "There are those men who do not like their women to be with someone else; there are others who do not mind" says Kwyra Ka "Those who do not mind stay together, those who mind separate". It is a normal custom for Kayapo Indians to marry, split up and remarry several times, and as a rule chiefs have several sexual partners at the same time. Gorotire, Xingu Reserve, Brazilian Amazon
Xavante sing and dance constantly, not only around the village, but also in their major ceremonies, where most people will dance themselves virtually into a coma. Brazil, South America.
Xavante sing and dance constantly, not only around the village, but also in their major ceremonies, where most people will dance themselves virtually into a coma. Brazil, South America.
Xavante log race. The log race is not really a race at all, it's a ceremony, an aesthetic event. Xavante are nonplused by notions of winning and losing. The logs are carried by two team, representing the oppositions that Xavante believe go to make up the universe. The running of the logs expresses the dynamic tension between opposing principles. The purpose of the ceremonies to stress that these antithesis need not tear the world apart. Opposing can be controlled to complement each other and create equilibrium and harmony. Brazil, South America.
Xavante sing and dance constantly, not only around the village, but also in their major ceremonies, where most people will dance themselves virtually into a coma. Brazil, South America.
Xavante sing and dance constantly, not only around the village, but also in their major ceremonies, where most people will dance themselves virtually into a coma. Brazil, South America.
Xavante sing and dance constantly, not only around the village, but also in their major ceremonies, where most people will dance themselves virtually into a coma. Brazil, South America.
Xavante mother with her new born. Brazil, South America.
The boys are a splendid sight painted in scarlet and black with board ceremonial collars and wristbands of white cloth. Brazil, South America.
Sexual activity is regarded among the Kayapo as a natural and desired part of life. Rules regarding sexual activities are complex and vary between different sex and age groups; sexual faithfulness is a matter of individual choice rather than a common rule. "There are those men who do not like their
women to be with someone else; there are others who do not mind" says Kwyra Ka "Those who do not mind stay together, those who mind separate".
It is a normal custom for Kayapo Indians to marry, split up and remarry several times, and as a rule chiefs have several sexual partners at the same time.

Gorotire, Xingu Reserve, Brazilian Amazon
Sexual activity is regarded among the Kayapo as a natural and desired part of life. Rules regarding sexual activities are complex and vary between different sex and age groups; sexual faithfulness is a matter of individual choice rather than a common rule. "There are those men who do not like their women to be with someone else; there are others who do not mind" says Kwyra Ka "Those who do not mind stay together, those who mind separate". It is a normal custom for Kayapo Indians to marry, split up and remarry several times, and as a rule chiefs have several sexual partners at the same time. Gorotire, Xingu Reserve, Brazilian Amazon
Sexual activity is regarded among the Kayapo as a natural and desired part of life. Rules regarding sexual activities are complex and vary between different sex and age groups; sexual faithfulness is a matter of individual choice rather than a common rule. "There are those men who do not like their
women to be with someone else; there are others who do not mind" says Kwyra Ka "Those who do not mind stay together, those who mind separate".
It is a normal custom for Kayapo Indians to marry, split up and remarry several times, and as a rule chiefs have several sexual partners at the same time.

Gorotire, Xingu Reserve, Brazilian Amazon
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