Posibles rupturas y continuidades en las prácticas de crianza de una familia indígena Nasa que ha migrado a la comuna 18, en la ciudad de Cali

Abstract

The following summary is based on an ethnographic investigation guided to a Nasa indigenous family that has migrated from their home territory to the city of Cali, this family is made up of a couple and two children who migrated due to lack of opportunities in their territory, for therefore, what is sought in this research is to be able to identify and describe possible ruptures and continuities in their parenting practices as a Nasa indigenous, this research was carried out through techniques such as participant observation and in-depth interview, since, It helps to understand how the family is composed, taking into account their culture, their traditions and their territory in which they reside located in the Alto Nápoles neighborhood of commune 18 in Cali. As results of the information, it was found that they continue to conserve part of their home territory as their accessories, clothing, beliefs, rituals and / or parties; As for the ruptures they expressed the change of work, since, in the territories of origin their work was concentrated in working with the land or the bread they picked up, there were also ruptures in the study of their language, their eating habits and some practices cultural.