In this 5-minute video documentary Doña Gladis walks us through the history and cultural heritage of Guachené, Colombia, related to traditional gold mining. She also describes how Tambadoras mine gold in the Palo River, which is an environmentally friendly practice. Come with us and learn more about the fascinating endeavors of Tambadoras and how their bodies connect and interact with the bodies of water and sand.
Embodied Knowledge Transmission and Collaboration
The following videos showcase how Tambadoras transmit their knowledge to younger generations. It is the same way they learn to mine gold from their ancestors. This is how this traditional practice preserves alive since the colonial era.
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