{"id":3772,"date":"2016-01-07T23:03:14","date_gmt":"2016-01-07T23:03:14","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.nyalatours.com\/blog\/?p=3772"},"modified":"2020-12-30T10:29:42","modified_gmt":"2020-12-30T10:29:42","slug":"mujer_tribal","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.nyalatours.com\/blog\/mujer_tribal\/","title":{"rendered":"Increible transformaci\u00f3n en mujer tribal – Incredible transform into a tribal woman"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\u00abMe transform\u00e9 a m\u00ed misma en las mujeres tribales para dar a conocer sus culturas aisladas.\u00bb<\/span><\/h4>\n

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\u00abI Morphed Myself Into Tribal Women To Raise Awareness Of Their Secluded Cultures.\u00bb<\/span><\/h4>\n<\/blockquote>\n

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Boglarka Balogh –<\/strong> aventurera y periodista de origen h\u00fangaro, decidi\u00f3 sumergirse en personas de tribus del mundo poco conocidas, con la ayuda de la tecnolog\u00eda se \u00abtransformaba\u00bb a s\u00ed misma en las personas de estas tribus.<\/span><\/p>\n

Boglarka Balogh <\/strong>– an adventurer and journalist of Hungarian origin, decided to plunge into people of unfamiliar tribes of the world with the help of technology she \u00abtransformed\u00bb herself into people of these tribes.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Himba<\/strong> – Viven en el norte de Namibia en la regi\u00f3n de Kunene o tambi\u00e9n conocido como Kaokolandia<\/i>.  Los Himbas se dedican a la cr\u00eda de ganado.  Las mujeres son responsables de orde\u00f1ar vacas.  Adem\u00e1s, las mujeres se ocupan de los ni\u00f1os (una mujer puede cuidar de otros ni\u00f1os tambi\u00e9n).  Adem\u00e1s, las mujeres suelen realizar un trabajo m\u00e1s duro que los hombres llevan el agua a las casas del pueblo y de la construcci\u00f3n. Las mujeres Himba usan faldas hechas de piel de cabra adornada con conchas y joyas de cobre.  Tanto los hombres como las mujeres cubren sus cuerpos con una mezcla de ocre, aceite y ceniza para proteger su piel del sol.  La pasta ( Otjize ) a menudo se perfuma con la resina arom\u00e1tica del arbusto Omuzumba.  La mezcla da a la piel un color rojo, que simboliza la riqueza del color rojo de la tierra y la sangre la esencia de la vida, y es belleza ideal del Himba.  Ellos usan la misma pasta (Otjize) en el pelo que es largo y trenzado en, dise\u00f1os serpentinos.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Himba<\/strong> – live in northern Namibia in the Kunene region or also known as Kaokoland<\/i>.   The Himba are engaged in cattle breeding.  Women are responsible for milking cows.  In addition, women take care of the children (a woman can take care of other children too).  In addition , women often perform harder work than men, they carry water to the houses of the village and construction.  The Himba women wear skirts made of goatskin adorned with shells and copper jewelry.  Both men and women cover their bodies with a mixture of ocher, oil and ashes to protect their skin from the sun.  The paste (Otjize) is often perfumed with the aromatic resin of the Omuzumba shrub. The mixture gives the skin a red color, which symbolises earth’s rich red color and blood the essence of life, and is the Himba ideal of beauty.  They use the same paste (Otjize) in their hair which is long and plaited into, serpentine designs.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Karo <\/strong>– Viven por el r\u00edo Omo en Etiop\u00eda.  Originariamente era una tribu de ganaderos y cazadores.  Aveces los hombres pueden pasar muchos meses en cacer\u00eda, mientras que las mujeres se quedan en casa.  Hoy en d\u00eda la agricultura de los Karo se basa en el cultivo del sorgo, ma\u00edz y jud\u00edas y completan su dieta con miel y pescado que extraen del r\u00edo.  Las mujeres se ti\u00f1en el cabello con tierra y grasa animal, se cuelgan grandes collares y en los brazos lucen numerosos brazaletes y pulseras, tambi\u00e9n se visten de faldas de piel.  Los Karos se pintan los cuerpos con yeso, y decoran la cabeza con flores.<\/span><\/div>\n
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Karo <\/strong>– live by the Omo River in Ethiopia. Originally they  were herders and hunters.  Sometimes men may take many months out hunting, while women stay at home.  Today the Karo\u00b4s agriculture is based on the cultivation of sorghum, maize and beans. They also complete their diet with honey and fish taken from the river. Women dye their hair with earth and animal fat, they wear big necklaces and many bangles and bracelets are adorned on their arms, they also wear leather skirts . The Karos body paint with plaster and decorate their  head with flowers.<\/span><\/div>\n

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Turkana<\/b> –  Es un tribu nil\u00f3tico de norte de Kenia, una zona seca y de altas temperaturas cerca del Lago Turkana. En su gran mayor\u00eda son pastores n\u00f3madas y pescan del lago. Los turkana se destacan por criar camellos y tejer cestas. Tanto los hombres como las mujeres usan mantas tradicionales.  Mujeres Turkana se adornan de collares de cuentecitas coloridos.<\/span><\/p>\n

Turkana – <\/b>A Nilotic tribe in northern Kenya of a semi-arid climate around Lake Turkana. The vast majority are pastoralists and fish  in the lake.  The Turkana are known for raising camels and weaving baskets.  Both men and women wear traditional blankets. Turkana women are decorated with colorful beaded necklaces.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Mursi <\/strong>– son pastores por el Nilo en el valle del Omo en Etiop\u00eda.  Son conocidos por las mujeres que usan grandes placas de arcilla en el labio inferior.  A la edad de 15 o 16 a\u00f1os de edad, a las ni\u00f1as se hacen un corte en el labio inferior y les extraen dos dientes delanteros, e inserte un plato peque\u00f1o.  Durante los a\u00f1os la oblea aumenta de tama\u00f1o y el labio se estira. M\u00e1s grande de tama\u00f1o del plato, mayor ser\u00e1 el dote en una boda.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Mursi <\/strong>– are <\/span><\/span>pastors in the Nile, in the Omo Valley, in Ethiopia.  They are known for their women who use large discs of clay in the bottom lip.  At the age of 15 or 16 year girls make a cut on the lower lip and two front teeth are extracted, and a small plate is inserted.  During the year the size increases and the lip stretches.  The larger the plate size , the higher the dowry is at a wedding.<\/span><\/span><\/div>\n
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Arbore<\/strong> – Vive en sur de Etiop\u00eda cerca de lago Chew Bahir o tambien conocido como lago Stefanie<\/em>.  Ellos viven en los territorios m\u00e1s fr\u00edos y planos.  Como la mayor\u00eda de los dem\u00e1s tribus de los Valle del Omo, son pastores de vacas, cabras y ovejas que es la principal fuente de la existencia y valor. Las ni\u00f1as y las mujeres casadas Arbor se decoran ricamente con adornos de cuentas y metales, as\u00ed como faldas de cuero.  Adem\u00e1s, las muchachas solteras se afeitan la cabeza y se cubre con una tela negra para protegerla del sol.  Las casadas tiene el pelo en unas trenzas apretadas, y los hombres de la tribu envuelven la cabeza con tela blanca.<\/span><\/p>\n

Arbore<\/strong> – live in southern Ethiopia near Lake Chew Bahir or also known as Lake Stefanie<\/em>.  They live in colder flat lands.  Like most of the other tribes of the Omo Valley, they are pastors of cows, goats and sheep which is the main source of existence and value for them.  Girls and married women are richly decorated with beads, metal ornaments and leather skirts. In addition , unmarried girls shave their heads and cover it with a black cloth to protect it from the sun. Married women have tight braids , and the men of the tribe have their head rapped in white cloth.<\/span><\/p>\n

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Daasanach <\/strong>– es una tribu semi-nom\u00e1dico de cerca de 50.000 personas que viven en el valle del Omo en el sur de Etiop\u00eda. <\/span>Daasanah recoger tapas de botellas y otros objetos, de las que los joyeros locales hacen adornos. Estos estan usados \u200b\u200btanto por hombres y mujeres, j\u00f3venes y ancianos.<\/span><\/div>\n
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Daasanach <\/strong>– is a semi-nomadic tribe of about 50,000 people living in the Omo Valley of southern Ethiopia.  Daasanah collect bottle caps and other objects and the local jewelers make adornments.  These are used both by men and women, young and elders.<\/span><\/div>\n

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Wodaabe o los Bororo<\/strong> – Son tradicionalmente pastores y comerciantes n\u00f3madas ubicados en el Sahel, con migraciones desde el sur de Niger, a trav\u00e9s del norte de Nigeria, noreste de Camer\u00fan y oeste de la Rep\u00fablica Centro-africana.  En su cultura hay muchas restricciones. Por ejemplo, una madre no le permite al padre hablar con su dos primog\u00e9nito, hasta que se convierten en adultos.  Los miembros de la tribu creen que esto le har\u00e1 t\u00edmido y sumiso.  Ellos creen que todo el mundo debe poseer cualidades como la paciencia, el autocontrol, la prudencia, la disciplina, el respeto por el pr\u00f3jimo, la obediencia a los ancianos y a los familiares.  De acuerdo con la costumbre Wodaabe la gente debe comportarse con modestia como sea posible y evitar contacto visual.  Ellos siguen la religi\u00f3n islam.<\/span><\/div>\n
La vida en el desierto es dif\u00edcil, pero no impide que la gente del tribu presta mucha atenci\u00f3n a su apariencia.  Ellos se consideran ser el m\u00e1s bello del mundo. Tradicionalmente las mujeres y los hombres deben ser atractivos. Ellos hacen las mascarillas de los minerales y aplican maquillaje. Naturalmente, todo esto se hace con el fin de complacer a las mujeres.<\/span><\/div>\n
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Wodaabe or Bororo<\/strong> – They are traditionally nomadic herders and traders located in Sahel, with migrations from southern Niger, through northern Nigeria, northeastern Cameroon and West Central African Republic.  In their culture there are many restrictions. For example, a mother does not allow the father  to talk to their two first born children, until they become adults. The tribesmen believe that this will make the man shy and submissive.  They believe that everyone should possess qualities such as patience, self-control, prudence, discipline, respect for others, obedience to elders and relatives.  According to the custom Wodaabe people should behave modestly as possible and avoid eye contact.  They follow the religion of Islam.  Life in the desert is difficult, but does not prevent the people to pay much attention to their appearance. They consider themselves to be the most beautiful in the world.  Traditionally women and men should be attractive.  They make masks and apply mineral makeup. Naturally, all this is done in order to please women.<\/span><\/div>\n
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