- that was
spoken in the
villages of Ortega,
Coyaima (Koyai, Tupe) and
Natagaima in the
Magdalena River Valley of
Colombia until the 1950s.
Pijao subtribes...
-
tribes were the
Dujos and Babadujos, who
continuously fought against the
Natagaimas and Coyaimas, and,
motivated by the
overwhelming quantity of received...
-
October 1907 – 14
March 1973) was a well-known
Colombian composer born in
Natagaima, Tolima. From a
young age, he was
linked to the trade-union
movement in...
- ****la Department, 38 km from the city of
Neiva and 15 km (9 mi) from
Natagaima in Tolima. It is
renowned as a rich
deposit of
fossils and a
tourist destination...
- 1047
Melgar Tolima 32,774 36,930 1048
Murillo Tolima 5,075 5,001 1049
Natagaima Tolima 23,212 22,390 1050
Ortega Tolima 33,873 32,256 1051 Palocabildo...
- River, and
Magdalena River, now in the
villages of Ortega, Coyaima, and
Natagaima,
department of Tolima, Colombia.
Pantagora /
Palenque – once
spoken between...
-
Guamo Herveo Honda Ibagué
Icononzo Lérida Líbano
Mariquita Melgar Murillo Natagaima Ortega Piedras Palocabildo Planadas Prado Purificación
Rioblanco Roncesvalles...
-
department also is
famous for the
Fiestas of San
Pedro in Espinal, San Juan in
Natagaima and in Ibagué, the
Colombian Folkloric Festival and the "Concurso de Duetos...
-
Departments Panamá Panamá
Departments Santander Pamplona, Bucaramanga, El
Socorro Departments Tolima Purificación, Neiva,
Natagaima, Guamo, Ibagué Departments...
- Peru Muzo – Colombia; may be
Pijao (Cariban), but only 3
words known Natagaimas – Colombia;
extinct Nacai –
Brazil Nambu –
Bolivia Nauna –
Brazil Nindaso...
