Monifue rɨngo: sembrío y sabiduría entre las murui-m.

This article talks about how Murui-Muina women, with their work in the jakafaɨ or vegetable garden, with the practice of aiyaɨa, the sung and danced word, and with their actions of resistance in Western scenarios, offer new ways to understand and consolidate a memory of the continent not only thought from an androcentric and Eurocentric America, but from an Abya Yala configured with the sharp foundations of monifue rɨngo, that is, of the knowledge of abundance, monifue, that the woman of the jungle, jazikɨ rɨngo, preserves and protects in her basket of knowledge. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]