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Fire, masks and folklore at Paraguay’s Kamba Ra’anga festivalThe Kamba mask dates back to the 17th century and reflects a fusion of Indigenous and African cultures. The community spends months preparing, gathering dried banana leaves and carving wooden masks.
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Masks hold a central place in the festivities — some depict animals or social archetypes, while others carry deep symbolism rooted in colonial history. The Kamba mask dates back to the 17th century ...
The Kamba mask dates back to the 17th century and reflects a fusion of Indigenous and African cultures. The community spends months preparing, gathering dried banana leaves and carving wooden masks.
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