Editorial Unimagdalena

Description in English: Stories about Nukalindué is a work that reflects the thoughts of the indigenous peoples of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, where the characters live and interpret the world from a traditional and historical perspective. It is inspired by some historical events of the cultural clash between indigenous peoples and the Western world, from the arrival of the Spanish to the present. The book is divided INSERT INTO two parts: the first narrates the miscegenation between a Kogi family and a peasant family with the surname Pambelé. The fight for a marriage between Kuálexan and Yon Pambelé closely aligns with indigenous concepts and thoughts on traditional issues. The second part tells of the arrival of the metal men who exterminate some communities on the shores of the sea, and how they are forced to migrate towards the Sierra Nevada and fight to regain access to the sea.