Canichana people facts for kids
The Canichana people are a group of people who live in the Beni Department of Bolivia. In 2012, there were about 899 Canichana people. Their special language, called the Canichana language, is spoken by around 1,253 people.
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Who Are the Canichana People?
The Canichana people are an ethnic group in Bolivia. This means they share a common culture, history, and often a language. They are an important part of Bolivia's diverse population.
Where Do They Live?
The Canichana people live in the Beni Department. This is a large area in the northeastern part of Bolivia. The Beni Department is known for its flat lands, rivers, and forests.
How Many Canichana People Are There?
According to information from 2012, there were 899 people who identified as Canichana. This number helps us understand the size of their community.
What Language Do They Speak?
The Canichana people have their own unique language, also called Canichana. In 2012, about 1,253 people spoke this language as their native tongue. This is more than the number of people who identify as Canichana, which can happen if some people learn the language even if they are not ethnically Canichana, or if the language is very important to their identity.
See also
In Spanish: Canichanas para niños
