Definition of Malocas. Meaning of Malocas. Synonyms of Malocas

- architecture Gutierrez, Maria Paz (March 2020). "The Northwestern Amazon malocas: Craft now and then". Journal of Material Culture. 25 (1): 3–35. doi:10...
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- unemplo**** and those who lived on the edge. His first big hit was "Saudosa Maloca" ("Shanty of Fond Memories" – 1951), wherein three homeless friends recall...
- flooding. The mounds housed residential structures similar to present-day malocas, which are Amazonian longhouses. These were multi-family structures with...
- The Marúbo live in communal huts called Malocas which are always in the center of their villages. The Malocas are inhabited by several nuclear families...
- 4–5 hours long, and they often live inside large, communal huts known as malocas. Both men and women paint themselves with a red dye from the roucou plant...
- settlement whose remains date from 1000 to 1500. The village contained several malocas (long houses) with several smaller round houses and a central hut surrounded...
- continue the tradition. They live in communal houses known as joforomo or maloca that several families share. Every family has an independent sector where...
- character Charutinho ("Short Cigar") in the radio humor show Histórias das Malocas ("Shantytown Stories"). Adoniran also acted in some of the earliest Brazilian...