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This Is What Food Sounds Like in San José de Timbiquí (Spanish)

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This video, titled "This Is What Food Sounds Like in San José de Timbiquí," explores the vibrant culture and culinary traditions of the San José region in Colombia. It delves into the preparation of local foods like yuyo and the role of culinary knowledge passed down through generations. The narrative is interwoven with the sounds of indigenous music, highlighting the community's cultural richness and biodiversity. The video connects to themes of cultural heritage, sustainability, and community life, relevant to school curricula focusing on multiculturalism, responsible decision making, and social-emotional learning. Part of the "This Is What Food Sounds Like" series.