Dances in Sepik River

Synopsis

In this Spanish video, women of the Sepik River perform traditional dances to honor their protective gods. The Sepik, a river over a thousand kilometers long, flows through the North of New Guinea, where the crocodile tribe resides. Their culture is deeply intertwined with the crocodiles that inhabit the river, influencing their rituals and daily life. The tribe lives in tambaram houses, typically located at the center of their villages, reflecting their communal lifestyle. This documentary highlights the significance of these dances and the connection between the tribe and the Sepik River.